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[QUOTE="NHUConnfan, post: 5231746, member: 647"] I think y'all forget how many other players who "disappointed" in college but had the physical assets turned into absolute beasts in the NBA. My point is that Liam has an NBA build, he clearly has shooting talent (don't deny that...we all saw it this year), and the biggest areas he can grow is bettering his basketball IQ. The best shot he has at doing that is against NBA talent with NBA coaches. Nothing he's done has changed his overall projection of what he could be in the NBA. And anyone who thinks otherwise is having a serious helping of copium. [/QUOTE]
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