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[QUOTE="HooperScooper, post: 3600118, member: 10"]
[I]“He has a pretty good chance to be a pro at the NBA level,” Zenon, [URL='https://www.zagsblog.com/2020/06/25/jonathan-kuminga-is-phsyically-ready-to-play-professionally-should-choose-next-step-carefully-trainer/']who trained Sanogo, [B]Jonathan Kuminga[/B] and their teammates last season[/URL], said by phone. “He just needs to learn the game more. He’ll get in tremendous shape at UConn, that’s not a question. Just learning the game and expanding his range with his jump shot to have a consistent 15- to 18-footer because he’s going to be a [B]Tristan Thompson[/B]-type where his main job is going to be to grab rebounds and be that rim-runner.

“But if they get into the halfcourt set, he can be a sneaky option whether it’s pick-and-roll or pick-and-pop. But if he gets a consistent 15-footer, yeah, he can definitely make the league.”[/I]

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