I believe NBA spacing will also unlock Andre's potential on the offensive end while a Shawn Marion comp could be a stretch, I think his potential floor could be closer to Gary Payton Jr.I honestly think his offense is going to look better in the nba playing with the right pg or a good passing big man. He runs the court so well and so fast I could see him being a terror with catching oops and forcing defenses to get back quicker than they are used to. I could be a little off here but I see Shawn Marion type potential for AJ. Looking forward to seeing where he lands and how he impacts the league.
FIFYLove this kid so much. All I care about is him making it in the NBA AFTER NEXT YEAR!!.
I agree with you that this is more likely extremely minor than significant, but why can't there be gray areas?Are they ? Doubtful. Just because "they" are running this drill doesn't mean a single NBA scout / GM thinks it means squat.
Given the context, that's clearly what he meant.I read it as I’m probably out. That means he’s done college I assume.
It makes sense. AK always seemed to come through when they called his number. They just didn't need to call it so much because those in front of him were producing at a high level.Karaban! Good to hear, Andre is such a good teammate, gotta have that chemistry flowing thru the team to win big. It's the magic ingredient.
Looking forward to seeing Alex tonight at Red Fox. I agree with Andre’s assessment.It makes sense. AK always seemed to come through when they called his number. They just didn't need to call it so much because those in front of him were producing at a high level.
It makes sense. AK always seemed to come through when they called his number. They just didn't need to call it so much because those in front of him were producing at a high level.
I highly doubt any player in UConn history has ever had a 50/40/90 season on that kind of volume. He's great but you might be going a little high with those shooting numbers.14/5/3 on close to 50/40/90 and all-conference... book it. FG% will be hardest to hit because 50% or more of his shots will be from deep.
I highly doubt any player in UConn history has ever had a 50/40/90 season on that kind of volume. He's great but you might be going a little high with those shooting numbers.
I highly doubt any player in UConn history has ever had a 50/40/90 season on that kind of volume. He's great but you might be going a little high with those shooting numbers.
We've had a couple of guys come close but nobody has done it yet, FT% seems to be the biggest culpritHe was at 48/40/81 this year. To get to 14ppg he would need 2 more buckets per game. It really isn't that out of line. If you want me to be a little more realistic, I'll say 45/38/85... but that's silly to say instead of just using round numbers.
90% from the line is a tough ask. Hawkins was a freak shooter and hit 88%. I doubt Alex goes below 80%. He's a really, really good FT shooter.
I expect his FG% will drop because we should see him drive the ball more aggressively vs. tough defense.
Ray had the AUDACITY to shoot 47% on 3s and on 81% on free throws…We've had a couple of guys come close but nobody has done it yet, FT% seems to be the biggest culprit
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He's a plug and play starter and a glue guy in a league that lacks his skill set.
I tend to agree with you. If I’m the Brooklyn Nets for example who have picks #21 and #22- they just hit the reset button and are beginning a new rebuild - I think a guy like Andre Jackson who is a A+ culture presence, winner, and potential high-level connective piece - is well worth one of those picks for my franchise.To me Dre is a player that will surprise on Draft night being picked higher than expected. Great teammate, high motor, unreal athleticism. He has a significant lid on his ceiling because of that shot but his floor is also very high. Once the prospects that have the ability to grow into MVP's if the cards fell right came off the board I think he's in play. He's a plug and play starter and a glue guy in a league that lacks his skill set. This will come as a surprise but I think he goes top 20. I'd be surprised if it's much higher than that but if he's sitting there in the mid 20's I'd be mildly surprised.
Andre's gone. He'll be a late 1st or early 2nd pick. Still don't think it's the right move as I think his stock value and development will be higher playing next year at UConn than ending up in the development league. Money will be better in the short-term though.