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Listen Mr. Voice-of-Reason, stop it. We like our situations clear cut, our villains extra-evil, and our debates full of name calling. You haven't learned this yet?I don't know what kind of NBA player he'll be but I just watched him **** all over a pretty good Indiana team, and I kind of laugh at the claim that his passing was an issue once Syracuse got past the cupcakes on their schedule since he just led the Big East in assists and, by the way, set the all time single season Big East assists record.
Why did you have to ruin these people's good time with all your rationality and facts?I don't know what kind of NBA player he'll be but I just watched him **** all over a pretty good Indiana team, and I kind of laugh at the claim that his passing was an issue once Syracuse got past the cupcakes on their schedule since he just led the Big East in assists and, by the way, set the all time single season Big East assists record.
I don't know what kind of NBA player he'll be but I just watched him **** all over a pretty good Indiana team, and I kind of laugh at the claim that his passing was an issue once Syracuse got past the cupcakes on their schedule since he just led the Big East in assists and, by the way, set the all time single season Big East assists record.
Honestly?I honestly think he sucks
I think he's a curious prospect, his height will help with his distribution for sure and he plays the passing lanes well for steals but its a different beast in the league. He won't be ripping the ball out of much stronger post players possesion in the NBA as easily, and he's going to struggle to stay in front of his man on defense. NBA guys, at least good ones, are so efficient with their economy of movement that his ganglyness and reliance on zone D in college are going to keep his butt glued to the bench his first year or two, I would wager. If he can get stronger and use his instincts to cheat on D in the right way I could see him having an impact in a couple/few years.
Offensively he ought to be a little better. Finding the open guy seems to be a knack of his, so the assists should be there, but boy, are guys gonna just sag off him until he can bury a midrange J.
I don't think Rondo is a good comparison though. Rondo is like a snake going through the lane to the tin. MCW is more like a clumsy daddy long legs. I see more pre-injury Shaun Livingston in him. Also on D, Rondo can be like a second skin on his man when he wants to be. I doubt very much MCW can ever replicate that.
I don't think he's much of a scorer, but I suppose he could well develop into a Rondo-like player. Not gonna shoot well, but can find ways to score and a good distributor.
Rondo is nasty. He's a triple double threat. Lockdown D. Does this kid really have that kind of upside?
First, I said Rondo-like, not that he would be as good as Rondo.
Second, look at their college stats, particularly their sophomore years. Extremely similar.
Defense is a huge question mark, as it is with any Cuse player. He had a ton of steals but those are largely created from scenarios that will not happen in the NBA.
he's just a reckless player. Constantly out of control and shoots the ball too much. He got shut down when he played us.Honestly?