I don't think any of our current players project to the NBA. But I think McConnell is the closest. As a 6'7" point guard with hops and shooting touch. He'd need to improve all facets of his game, but has some of the basic foundation needed to project.
I don't think any of our current players project to the NBA. But I think McConnell is the closest. As a 6'7" point guard with hops and shooting touch. He'd need to improve all facets of his game, but has some of the basic foundation needed to project.
Caleb definitely has the best shot. Classic 3 & D guy in the NBA and those guys are extremely valuable. Quickness is the only issue as others have mentioned.I don't think any of our current players project to the NBA. But I think McConnell is the closest. As a 6'7" point guard with hops and shooting touch. He'd need to improve all facets of his game, but has some of the basic foundation needed to project.
I think most would agree. Hard to argue otherwise.Personally think McConnell is the most well rounded basketball player on the entire team
WowReally excited by his growth. If he can work on taking people off the dribble and getting to the rack watch out
For NBA fans, I see a lot of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in Caleb
Crazy lolCall me crazy but if I had to compare him to an NBA player it would be Shaun Livingston, not overly fast, but long, athletic and a PG who can hit those mini fade aways over smaller defenders.
He has potential, and come senior year I think he will have the most NBA potential of anyone on the roster TBH
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