SheagleHawk
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I don't get this. Dude is beyond soft. I get that he has some skills and some range, but he would get absolutely destroyed in the NBA right now.
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I don't get this. Dude is beyond soft. I get that he has some skills and some range, but he would get absolutely destroyed in the NBA right now.
Upside.
Baylor's longest winning streak has been 4. Their first 4 games and their last 4 games (NIT). They are woefully inconsistent which i attribute primarily to coaching but some youth is involved, particularly Austin.
WindsorHawk
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How many dunks does White get tonight either in the half court or by getting behind Baylor on the fast break. Given Baylor only had a little over a day to prepare I will go with 4.
SheagleHawk
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I get the upside, but wouldn't they want to see him gain some strength and see what he can do in another year of college? He gets pushed around a lot at the college level and seems to float outside more than he likes to bang inside. Think this will be successful at the next level?
whammer33024
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i see your case against marble, but you make absolutely no case for jackson. i'll hang up and listen to your answer
BasketballMan
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Just curious. Is that your attempt at humor? or maybe to prove you r a moron? or maybe both? it's getting old my friend. Kindly go somewhere else if you don't like other's opinions.
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BasketballMan
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Career for Jackson: 17 points 6.5 assists
Career for Marble: 11 points 2.7 assists
Need I say more? Again. I'm not burying Marble as he's been terrific as of late against NIT talent, but, there is not a lot of comparison if you look at total college careers at this point.
I laughed at it, if you're going to post stupid **** like that, at least have a sense of humor about it.
Do those include Jackson's Southern Idaho stats?
BasketballMan
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Nope. Just Baylor stats according to their website.
hawkfarmer
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Then you shouldn't compare averages because they are not of the same time period. You should really just compare this season's as that is what really matters. They had different developmental paths so take that out of the equation.
NBA teams figure that they have better trainers, nutritionist, coaches and all guys do is play basketball full time. They figure that they will develope a player just fine. If a guy has great talent they will take him now because say he plays better next year and is no loger in a spot where they can draft him. They don't want to miss the opportunity so they take the chance now.
He seems to have some great natural ability which you can not teach. There are not many NBA bigs that just bang down low anymore. He is probably a skilled PF at the next level who can bulk up just improve his jump shot more. He has time to get stonger and develope more low post play as he gets stronger and fills into his body.
OUTofTOWNHAWK
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The one guy is like what 4'8"? They should be worried about the matchups.
Drew has 5 star players, but 1 star coaching ability..
WindsorHawk
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Here's some additional/comparative information on Jackson.
Junior Year - 13.8 PPG - 5.9 AST - 3.5 TO - FG% 46.0 - 3% 40.8 - FT% 82.2
Senior Year - 19.9 PPG - 7.0 AST - 3.4 TO - FG% 42.8 - 3% 35.6 - FT% 79.5
Junior Year - 13.8 PPG - 5.9 AST - 3.5 TO - FG% 46.0 - 3% 40.8 - FT% 82.2
Senior Year - 19.9 PPG - 7.0 AST - 3.4 TO - FG% 42.8 - 3% 35.6 - FT% 79.5
