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[QUOTE="MCC, post: 405056, member: 145"] Frankly, I'm very intrigued by BJJ. It seems likely he'll grow another inch to... 6'8" or 6'9", depending on your source. He clearly can shoot from range. Fairly athletic. Good length / wingspan. Appears to have a handle. Perhaps most important, his work ethic and BB savvy are exceptional based on most reports. This is the kind of guy that JB & Co. excel at maximizing. I honestly can't come up with an accurate past player comparator - which is why I'm most curious to see how BJJ develops. I'll expound further: one of the joys (IMO) of CBB is watching players develop. Of course FF4s and titles are the ultimate yardstick, but from a fan's perspective when you "bond" with the program based on the development of the players and the continued excellence of the program it means a lot. You can point to several programs that are objectively superior based on tourney performance, but I challenge anyone to find a school that is as [I]rewarding[/I] to fans of the program as S.U. has been over the past thirty-plus years. [/QUOTE]
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