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Message: [QUOTE="rbny1, post: 4674454, member: 130"] according to The Athletic. "During the first three minutes of the [URL='https://theathletic.com/college-basketball/team/connecticut-huskies-college-basketball/']Huskies’[/URL] Final Four game against [URL='https://theathletic.com/nba/team/heat/']Miami[/URL], Sanogo stroked in two 3-pointers from the top of the key. They weren’t exactly works of art — Sanogo has a push set shot, and the Hurricanes had left him wide open for a reason — but they weren’t anomalies, either. Sanogo had attempted (and missed) just one 3-pointer during his first two seasons in Storrs, but as a junior he made 19 of his 52 attempts for a cool 36.5 percent... "And that is really the only question Sanogo is facing as he transitions to the league. Like a lot of big men, he could be vulnerable defending ball screens away from the basket, but Sanogo has also improved drastically in this regard. There is still a place in the NBA for the big, strong, rugged, warrior, old-school power forward.... There’s a reason Sanogo was the runaway choice for Most Outstanding Player during UConn’s dominant NCAA Tournament run. He’s really good, and he has a lot of room to get better." Here's a link to the full article: [URL='https://theathletic.com/4606258/2023/06/13/nba-draft-sleepers-adama-sanogo/'][B]LINK[/B][/URL] [/QUOTE]