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I wish JJ a lot of luck with his hamstring

Kiyan is good... but he will be physically overmatched against the non-cupcakes. Even against the teams so far he has gotten big-boyed at times. We know that won't happen with JJ... I would rather have Kiyan as a bench piece that can get whatever he wants against backups. But Red needs to have a quick hook for out of offense shots and crappy. defending.
 
Kiyan is good... but he will be physically overmatched against the non-cupcakes. Even against the teams so far he has gotten big-boyed at times. We know that won't happen with JJ... I would rather have Kiyan as a bench piece that can get whatever he wants against backups. But Red needs to have a quick hook for out of offense shots and crappy. defending.
I don’t think you can say that for sure. JJ was not good against good teams last year on either side of the ball. Whoever is playing the best needs to play that game. Kiyan has skills that JJ does not have.
 
Kiyan is good... but he will be physically overmatched against the non-cupcakes. Even against the teams so far he has gotten big-boyed at times. We know that won't happen with JJ... I would rather have Kiyan as a bench piece that can get whatever he wants against backups. But Red needs to have a quick hook for out of offense shots and crappy. defending.

I don't know about this... Anthony is bigger than he seems at times. And it is obvious that he has had NBA level coaching his whole life. He might not be athletic enough or big enough to play in the NBA, but he is showcasing NBA skill levels already in his first real game.

Pretty amazing to watch him. Playing pickup against his dad's friends might help him more than we think to withstand bigger stronger men playing against him.

I am quite impressed with Kiyan Anthony so far. So is Red... He put Anthony in for team leading minutes against Binghamton.
 
I don't know about this... Anthony is bigger than he seems at times. And it is obvious that he has had NBA level coaching his whole life. He might not be athletic enough or big enough to play in the NBA, but he is showcasing NBA skill levels already in his first real game.

Pretty amazing to watch him. Playing pickup against his dad's friends might help him more than we think to withstand bigger stronger men playing against him.

I am quite impressed with Kiyan Anthony so far. So is Red... He put Anthony in for team leading minutes against Binghamton.
It will all depend on how he shoots. If he can be a consistent 40percent shooter he will be in the league
 
It will all depend on how he shoots. If he can be a consistent 40percent shooter he will be in the league
I don’t even think his shooting % will be the issue. It’s purely speed for me. He has everything else. Is that something he can somewhat improve? No doubt, he’ll be a great player for us, but if somehow he can get faster, sky is the limit.
 
I see Starling's role on this team as similar to Scoop Jardine's role on the 2011 and 2012 teams.

He's by no means the most talented player, and we don't want him playing 38 minutes or taking a ton of shots, but his presence is important to our overall success and I want him as part of the rotation. And he's very likely going to be the player with the ball in his hands at the end of games.
 
I see Starling's role on this team as similar to Scoop Jardine's role on the 2011 and 2012 teams.

He's by no means the most talented player, and we don't want him playing 38 minutes or taking a ton of shots, but his presence is important to our overall success and I want him as part of the rotation. And he's very likely going to be the player with the ball in his hands at the end of games.
Good comparison regarding the role. I think Scoop’s defense and passing were better though. JJ drives better and Scoop shot better.
 
I see Starling's role on this team as similar to Scoop Jardine's role on the 2011 and 2012 teams.

He's by no means the most talented player, and we don't want him playing 38 minutes or taking a ton of shots, but his presence is important to our overall success and I want him as part of the rotation. And he's very likely going to be the player with the ball in his hands at the end of games.
I think George needs to be the player with the ball in crunch time. He’s the best decision maker we have.
 
JJ should take a few months to rehab this hammy. Don't want to rush him back too quickly.
Man I hope it's not a few months. If it is I wonder if he would consider a medical redshirt. But at age 21 he's probably ready to just get on with his life and playing professionally overseas.
 

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