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Re: 2014 draft: list of shot creators ?
« Reply #15 on: January 20, 2014, 01:02:57 PM »

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James Yong, Tj Warren, Rodney Hood, Russ Smith

Not saying draftexpress is always right or he hasnt improved but TJ warrens weakness was inability to create his own shot.

James young hasnt been very good so far. But he is only a freshman. Havent seen him able to really create his own shot. Or create and make it

Smith can. Questions if he can in the nba

Hood can.  Prob thats why he is ranked high on most mock drafts.
Draft express too funny. TJ Warren strength is being able to create his own shot. One of the top and most efficient scores in the country. 22 PPG this year on 51% shooting. 23 plus a game against Missouri, Pitt and Duke.

Led the ACC in shooting percentage last year as a freshman and had second highest FG % of all time in NC State history. 64% from the field in the ACC as a freshman and he takes some tough shots.

Leading scorer at 1# HS team in country at Brewster Academy, which will likely have four NBA first rounders from that team.

I really wonder where they get this stuff.

Not sure. I was channel surfing before and did see him operate vs duke or pitt?. He knows how to play. Really savvy. But imo he is a more excellent team sf vs able to create his own shots. He has a nice one to two dribble then mid jumper like pierce though. And he can finish alot of passes thrown at him. Didnt really see him take it into the hole on his own

Reminds me of matt harpring. Just quietly killing you by the end of the game. But When you really need that last bucket and the defense is tight, im not sure
I have seen TJ play at least 15 times in small gyms against world class 19u players. First noticed  Warren in a game I attended when he got 34 effortless points against Tilton School (Nerlens Noel and Wayne Selden.)

Nothing like Harpring. He is almost 6'9" and is a tough inside out player. Reminds me more of Chuck Person (without the deep threes) or even a bigger Pierce. Obviously not as good as those two at this point, but he can score with anybody. His game and build will translate well to the NBA I think although NC State is a mess. You will say "NO WAY", but I think he is close to Parker. Parker is more explosive, but Warren is more crafty. Good rebounder too.

Assuming you live in Boston area, it is a shame you did not see him play. Brewster won National Championship in 2011-12 and Warren played at least 25 of his games in the general area (mass and NH). With TJ Warren, Semaj Christon, Mitch McGary and Jakarr Sampson Brewster was the best HS team I have ever seen, although Tilton School was close.   

Has tj warren gotton better since hs? Bc nc state is not a big program

I believe u about waren as a good player. His stats speak for themselves. But the question is about shot creation.

Usually it takes a sound inside and outside ability to be a good shot creator. You need a handle of some kind. Thats why mcdermott as prolific scorer as he is, has weak handles and not considered a good shot creator.

Tj warren again real crafty. One pass down low he knows how to flip shots in(like mcdermott). U rarely see a sf able to shoot lob shots in also. But you give him the ball on top of the three pt line, 30 sec left, down by 2, can he get you the bucket? It doesnt have to be 30 sec left in a game but if its a tight game and ur exchanging baskets, can he get u the crucial buckets?


Re: 2014 draft: list of shot creators ?
« Reply #16 on: January 20, 2014, 01:04:14 PM »

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Kyle Anderson and Dario Saric come to mind.

I am very impressed with Anderson, despite the knock on him not being uber athletic.

Saric, I believe, is a very skilled offensive player.

Re: 2014 draft: list of shot creators ?
« Reply #17 on: January 20, 2014, 01:11:28 PM »

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Kyle Anderson and Dario Saric come to mind.

I am very impressed with Anderson, despite the knock on him not being uber athletic.

Saric, I believe, is a very skilled offensive player.

Anderson and saric both are well rounded players, high iq and know how to win. Especially saric

I like saric but worry what position he will play in the nba. He is below the rim kind of guy and is a streaky shooter.

Not sure about his shot creation capabilities

Re: 2014 draft: list of shot creators ?
« Reply #18 on: January 20, 2014, 01:35:14 PM »

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Here's an underrated one..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8_dsZbNUbY

The most efficient offensive player in college IMO.

Its a good move but I dont think ive see  him do any other kind of shots. 

In the nba if he doesnt drive once in a while u can just tighten up on him.

In the nba I see stauskas more like a jj reddick. 3 pt specialist more than anything

About 45% of Stauskas's field goal attempts are inside the 3-point line, and he's hitting 55% of them, implying a good number of them are near the basket.  He has a pretty high free throw rate, which is something you don't see from 3-point specialists either.  He's good for at least one drive to the hoop and dunk.  He also leads Michigan in assists and scoring per game, meaning a lot of the shot creation is coming from him.  He's not JJ Redick, and that's not meant as an insult to either player. But just because he's a white guy who can shoot 3s does not mean they're anything alike as basketball players.  Redick is a 3-point shooter who could play the point in a pinch.  Stauskas is a wing who has the size, speed, and strength to drive to the basket when there's an opening.  If you insist on comparing him to a white NBA basketball player, he's more Gordon Hayward than anything else.  The player he reminds me most of (although he's not as good, I'm just saying what his style is), is Ray Allen.  He's lethal if you lose him without the ball, but he can do a lot of things on the ball, both from inside and outside the arc.  He's also got Ray's work ethic, as he practices that step-back 3 for 30-60 minutes before very game.

Re: 2014 draft: list of shot creators ?
« Reply #19 on: January 20, 2014, 03:08:24 PM »

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