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Message: [QUOTE="Niastri, post: 4730259, member: 722"] It's the curse of ESPN, just making the right play doesn't make it to the highlights... So every kid tries to do 360 dunks in traffic instead of laying it in. Copeland is fun, but we don't really know what he can do yet. Half his positive plays come on "no, no, no, Yes!" type plays. He also had a lot of negative plays. If he can tighten those plays down, he can be very good for us. He's made to play a big guard in a three guards lineup. He had 6 rebounds and .8 blocks per 40 minutes in conference play. By comparison, our forwards: Chris Bell 4.2 and .6 Justin Taylor 4.3 and .5 Benny Williams 7.1 and .6 Maliq Brown 8.6 and 1.1 Though listed as a guard, Copeland fits right into that group as a rebounder and shot blocker. If he can harness his other abilities... [/QUOTE]