I've decided this has to be a complete joke. There is like 7-8 plays. Its 5 minutes of which 4+ minutes is guys standing around. You can't even see who is who.
Ah, found this from the Pacers blog on NBA.com:
WORKOUT WONDERS: I always hesitate to draw too many conclusions about what I see in the workouts, because the media is only allowed for the tail end of the sessions that generally last at least 90 minutes, but it's impossible not to be impressed by some of the prospects.
It didn't take long watching Jimmer Fredette go to work to develop serious concern he won't be available at No. 15 on Thursday. He's a better athlete than you think and has a lot of subtle yet effective moves that he uses to either create shots or space. Everybody knows he has area-code range, but in the workout he looked much more like a future point guard than a college gunner trying to prove he's not a 'tweener. And based on his Crate performance, he has a future as an analyst, say, 15 years down the road.
Kansas guard Josh Selby had no problem getting to the basket against anyone in his workout, dunking easily in traffic and showing scouts he's much more than just a jump shooter. He probably came out at least one year too early but I suspect he'll have a long and productive career.
Much was made (thank you, Michael Grady) of Marshon Brooks' explosive performance in the closing stages of his matchup with Klay Thompson in the June 7 workout. But observers who watched the entire workout said Thompson got the better of Brooks for the balance of the duel, a fact later confirmed by both players.[/font][/b]
I actually liked Brooks as a pick, ironically. But to point to this video as evidence of his greatness is an utter joke.
Topic: VIDEO: Marshon Brooks destroying E'Tauwn Moore, Klay Thompson (Read 7319 times)