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[QUOTE="Orangezoo, post: 5022654, member: 237"]
All too often he put himself in a position where he had to score, draw a foul or make an awkward jump pass to avoid a turnover when the easy play was still there to be made. He missed many opportunities to get buckets for teammates and gambled way too much on defense. His steals were great while also working against team defense when he whiffed. He has a ton of individual talent and is excellent in manipulating his defender but doesn’t see the floor well and often seems to miss the easy pass in favor of going 1v1.
 
If I’m building a team I want one of JJ or Judah in their current form and have them be my instant offense guy off the bench.. college Lou Williams. Judah needed to improve to being a better defender and a better all around guard. Outside a few games he was mostly the same player- a very talented scorer and relentless driving to the hoop with limitations as a lead guard due to decision making.

We lacked the balance at guard Westry would have brought this year but also it’s fair to say Judah didn’t apply enough of the feedback he got from the combine and we got what he got
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