I am hoping he will turn into this years Justise Winslow
"Welp, I guess that's my cue."
--- Cam Reddish, 2019
Or is he our roof?Great breakdown. Cam is our ceiling.
Has it been mentioned anywhere that instead of it being RJ taking the last drive to the basket, it was Cam? That wouldn't have happened even 2 weeks ago. And with Cam, you have a cool head on the foul line in the last few seconds.
Duke is even scarier now with 3 heads instead of 2.
Cam need to keep shooting NBA 3s. When he’s close to the line it’s always long. The dude is a stud though. He’s getting more comfortable and has adjusted to the college game. He rarely turns the ball over and stays out of foul trouble. He has figured it out
Completely agree, i noticed this a few games back and brought it up during the podcast. It’s better the further out he is.Cam need to keep shooting NBA 3s. When he’s close to the line it’s always long. The dude is a stud though. He’s getting more comfortable and has adjusted to the college game. He rarely turns the ball over and stays out of foul trouble. He has figured it out
Our roof? Jack on the roof of the Dean Dome after draining a 3 to beat the Heels at their place unleashing a primal scream at the demoralized UNC fans as they are leaving. And no, he would not be using his Rs, and it would not be printable on this board without an explicit exemption from Kville.
If he can start becoming a scoring threat outside of shooting a 3, he’ll reach another level.
At the beginning of the season I thought RJ would be our Jordan/Kobe type closer but Cam has completely changed my mind. I want the ball in his hands. Cold blooded.
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