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Gaff & Jackson were good... and so was Sanogo.
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[QUOTE="Spaceman213J, post: 3838554, member: 6477"] There has been a lot of talk about Gaff & Jackson performances, but let's not overlook Sanogo. He's just turning into a very solid option. He makes a few freshman mistakes, but he looks so smooth on the offensive end. I'm just excited to watch as he develops during his college career. Would it be fair to think that Hurley should tell him to watch as much of Draymond Green as possible. If he could continue to improve his range and handle, I think he's a good guy for him to try to emulate as he moves forward. [/QUOTE]
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Gaff & Jackson were good... and so was Sanogo.
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