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Zags: NBA Scouts on Hawkins, Jackson and Clingan
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[QUOTE="Kenny11, post: 4451337, member: 7303"] They all have different possible outcomes. Hawkins has the profile of someone that is more of a “prototypical” nba guard. Jackson is a guy that some nba teams could fall in love with but others would be scared off by his weird jump shot. The form of his shot causes him to not be able to make moves to create a shot like side steps, dribble moves to pull ups, etc. that’s why he chooses to use his infamous floater instead. I’m all for it because basketball needs more unique, quirky players but I’m also not working for an nba team. [/QUOTE]
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