WindsorHawk
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Thanks! I couldn’t remember the circumstances.It was his mothers dying wish that he got his degree. She died of breast cancer when he was 13.
Thanks! I couldn’t remember the circumstances.It was his mothers dying wish that he got his degree. She died of breast cancer when he was 13.
Agree it just doesn't translate. Garza is going to be one of those great college players that just doesn't fit the NBA mold and that is okay. I will enjoy watching him until his Iowa career ends.Honestly I don't think his game translates to the NBA all that well at all. I mean yeah he can stand still shoot some but I don't think he's athletic enough to play the one on one pick and roll game the NBA is all about. Unless he wants to go overseas I'll bet ya he will be back for his senior year.
He's a better version of what Acie Earl was offensively. Earl had a cup of coffee in the NBA but nobody would say he had a successful NBA career. Garza has some really fundamental footwork down low and 20-30 yrs ago he'd be a 1st round pick quite possibly. But nowadays he'd struggle with how it is now. I think it'd be kinda similar to comparing his transition to the NBA like what Megan Gustafsons was to the WNBA. She wasn't fast or quick enough for it. Granted she is a tad shorter then some of the other bigs at that level as well so it's not an exactly perfect comparison but from an athletic standpoint it sorta applies.Agree it just doesn't translate. Garza is going to be one of those great college players that just doesn't fit the NBA mold and that is okay. I will enjoy watching him until his Iowa career ends.