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RJ is gonna be a star in this league... He just showed you in the last game what he can do when he gets the ball in the flow of the game. 4/4 from three. 18 points in only 19 minutes. This kid is the real deal.He's the most accomplished college player of all the young guys on this squad. So many athletes today are drafted on potential, RJ is battle tested and actually led and carried a team at a high level. That should matter for something when evaluating a basketball player shouldn't it? Booker had a much easier and less rigorous college basketball experience than Hunter. Do you really think RJ Hunter played against "weaker" competition because he played in the Sunbelt?, to the contrary being the focal point of every offense for three years is a sign of strength not weakness. NO ONE IN AMERICA had to carry a bigger load for a team than RJ as the ONLY option on his team he averaged 20pts 5rb and 4asst with gameplans designed to stop him. He took a team with a losing record his freshman year with under 500 fans at a game to sell-outs and the front cover of the New-York Times. All of this with his DAD screaming and stomping at him every game in front of the world. Back to back conference player of the year. Triple Teams every night, racist chants at georgia southern, 12 threes in a game, only option on college team, avg 37.1/ 40minagame , hit huge shots/game winners, broke school scoring record in two and half years, automatic from free throw line, herky jerky and can draw fouls like harden and r.miller (I've seen him shoot 17 free throws in a game ), has a PHD level of basketball knowledge. LOVES THE GAME, WANTS TO WIN (unlike many other athletes who could care less) . You will have your hands in the air every time he shoots this season, he's that kind of player. He thinks its going in and he makes you believe it too.
Thanks for the warm welcomeQuote from: sofutomygaha on July 10, 2015, 04:45:29 PMQuote from: atlantaceltic on July 10, 2015, 04:27:18 PMNot RJ but I'll admit that i'm biased. I am indeed GSU Alumni.. Look at it this way, the Celts gained a ton of new fans in Georgia. We all support him.Kidding aside, I'm glad you joined the board. I hope you stick around and I hope that RJ turns into a world-beater. That's really fun when you get to see a guy from your alma mater grow up and turn into a star.Thanks for the warm welcome. I see this team coming together this season. The Celts roster is full of guys who were told they werent good enough (Crowder), past prime (Lee), not talented (Isiah Thomas), and battled adversity (Smart), I see them really coming together as sort of a band of misfits that are resilient and depend on each other in battle. Like Boston.
Quote from: atlantaceltic on July 10, 2015, 04:27:18 PMNot RJ but I'll admit that i'm biased. I am indeed GSU Alumni.. Look at it this way, the Celts gained a ton of new fans in Georgia. We all support him.Kidding aside, I'm glad you joined the board. I hope you stick around and I hope that RJ turns into a world-beater. That's really fun when you get to see a guy from your alma mater grow up and turn into a star.
Not RJ but I'll admit that i'm biased. I am indeed GSU Alumni.. Look at it this way, the Celts gained a ton of new fans in Georgia. We all support him.
I think most of the folks that havent changed their opinions of Hunter yet are folks that know that there is very little to take away from summer league games
I think most of the folks that havent changed their opinions of Hunter yet are folks that know that there is very little to take away from summer league games......they know this because they most likely watched Kedrick Brown and Joe Forte light it up for multiple years only to see them disappear when they play against the grown folksDont get me wrong, I'm happy to see him play well in summer league game, but to me its no different than watching him play well in a college game.