It's not always about measureables. He jumps higher than both of those guys but they were both better ball handlers. Cooney is a spot up shooter, that's it. The main problem is we need him to do things he's not capable of. Is that his fault or the fault of the team. I'd say both. If he could just exist in the role he's comfortable in, he'd probably thrive, but the lack of scoring options give the other team no reason to leave him alone. If he could develop a real drive to the basket game, he'd force defenders to pick their poison, but I just don't think that will ever be him. It's no different than what we've said about past athletic big men that could never develop a simple baby hook. Sometimes you are what you are. If this team had a Johnny Flynn and/or Hakim Warrick that forced teams to collapse on the interior, Cooney could just chill outside and wait for the ball to come to him, but we don't and he can't.