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Message: [QUOTE="REB1094, post: 4696555, member: 12147"] The summer league wraps up today with no more UConn players playing (championship is Cavs vs. Rockets). All 5 of our guys played 5 games each, and here are their stats: [B]James Bouknight:[/B] [LIST] [*]13.2 PPG [*]4.8 RPG [*]0.8 APG [*]40.3% FG / 27.2% 3P / 87.5% FT [/LIST] My summary: Had 1 great half, otherwise unfortunately a very rough summer league. Struggled to hit 3s, stay in front of his man, and break down defenders 1-on-1. His future opportunities are very limited, I think the biggest key to earning his spot back will be to hit his threes and minimize time isolating. Unfortunately I did not really see any improvement in this summer league vs. last year [B]Jordan Hawkins:[/B] [LIST] [*]12.8 PPG [*]5.2 RPG [*]2.2 APG [*]31.9% FG / 25% 3P / 55% FT [/LIST] My summary: 3 solid games of 16pts each on 40-43% FG, and 2 miserable games where he shot a combined 3-25 that dragged his stats down. I'm confident his 3P and FT percentages will bump back up in the regular season when he's running real NBA sets, but the next step in his development is being able to put the ball on the floor and create a shot himself. He had a few flashes of this, but for the most part still looks uncomfortable dribbling and driving through contact. [B]Andre Jackson:[/B] [LIST] [*]5.4 PPG [*]6.4 RPG [*]2.4 APG [*]33.3% FG / 20% 3P / 100% FT [/LIST] My summary: His game in college was pretty much identical to his game in the summer league. A lot of great plays, a lot of dumb plays, and his value is a lot better than his box score. As we all know, his NBA longevity will be dependent on him hitting a respectable enough amount of his open threes which he struggled with this month. But on the flip side, he definitely got the most highlight reel plays of the bunch and made the winning plays that helped the Bucks take one of their games. The full Andre Jackson experience. [B]Tyrese Martin:[/B] [LIST] [*]13.2 PPG [*]6.0 RPG [*]2.6 APG [*]44.4% FG, 34.8% 3P, 76.9% FT [/LIST] My summary: He had 2 games of 20+ points, 1 game where him (and most starters) played limited minutes, and 2 pretty rough games. I think Tyrese is the ultimate build for NBA role player. Good size, super athletic, 100% effort every play, and good enough shooting where defenses have to respect him. I hope he gets a guaranteed deal, definitely deserves it. Remember he averaged 18 a game in the G League last year so he's proven he can contribute at that level [B]Adama Sanogo:[/B] [LIST] [*]10.2 PPG [*]8.4 RPG [*]0.8 APG [*]65.7% FG / 50% FT [/LIST] My summary: It's amazing how good Adama is. His role was pretty much exclusively a roaming big that just sets screens and dives to the hoop, just 3 months after his role was low post bully ball superstar. It took him 1 game to get used to this new system, and he was dominant for the other 4 games. He was great on the offensive rebounds, set a million great screens without fouling (moving screen was a VERY common call across the Summer League), and positioned himself well to finish inside. Great performance from Sanogo [/QUOTE]

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