#nba #basketball #prospects Digital Adel breaks down KyShawn George from the @universityofmiami for the 2024 @NBA draft. Please consider liking and subscribing.
I'm using the term in the generic vernacular sense. I don't actually mean you hate the kid. With that said, what I mean is that in my opinion, your video is so critical of the kid's game that it intimates your bias against him. In my opinion, you did not fairly examine his complete game. He actually does many things well, but from your video, one may conclude he is not even marginally a good player...even if you uninspiringly suggest he may be decent. The dye is cast in the wool and you have systematically and substantively mocked his entire game. This kid is a very good shooter and facilitator. Also, with his size, he has shown himself to be a good defender with upside. In short, he has the qualities to be a very good NBA player one day. Yes, he is taw and has a lot to work on, but he's far from being a bad prospect which your video suggest.
What are you basing any of this on? He isn't a facilitating guard. He averages 2.2 asts per game and 1.5 to's per game. He isn't a good defender. He has a 106 defensive rating. ( Smaller the number the better) Where are you getting that I'm being biased?
I've been pretty high on Kyshawn, so I appreciate a take that's different from my own. I had probably looked over the defensive concerns in games I've watched. I like your characterization of him being a "casual" player. The effortless shotmaking reminds me of a lower quality Brandon Ingram honestly. Perhaps the effortless casual off ball defense should too. Ultimately, 6'7 or 6'8 and 40% from three is going to get you drafted. There were plenty of games this year where he was awesome. Against GA Tech he had 16 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists, 4 steals and a block. I like the way you go through film, it's much more of an X's and O's knowledge than I have. Subscribed!
Thanks for watching. I really appreciate the sub. I think he has a ton of potential but it's a risk if someone grabs him that high because as of right now. Shooting is mainly it for him right now at the next level
I'm not as high on him as most. He should have stayed in school another year in my opinion. However, if this is what's best for him and his family. I'm all for him chasing his dream
Dude, you’re obviously a hater
Explain yourself in technical basketball terms. Especially, since I have no reason to be "a hater".
I'm using the term in the generic vernacular sense. I don't actually mean you hate the kid. With that said, what I mean is that in my opinion, your video is so critical of the kid's game that it intimates your bias against him. In my opinion, you did not fairly examine his complete game. He actually does many things well, but from your video, one may conclude he is not even marginally a good player...even if you uninspiringly suggest he may be decent. The dye is cast in the wool and you have systematically and substantively mocked his entire game. This kid is a very good shooter and facilitator. Also, with his size, he has shown himself to be a good defender with upside. In short, he has the qualities to be a very good NBA player one day. Yes, he is taw and has a lot to work on, but he's far from being a bad prospect which your video suggest.
What are you basing any of this on? He isn't a facilitating guard. He averages 2.2 asts per game and 1.5 to's per game. He isn't a good defender. He has a 106 defensive rating. ( Smaller the number the better) Where are you getting that I'm being biased?
I've been pretty high on Kyshawn, so I appreciate a take that's different from my own. I had probably looked over the defensive concerns in games I've watched. I like your characterization of him being a "casual" player. The effortless shotmaking reminds me of a lower quality Brandon Ingram honestly. Perhaps the effortless casual off ball defense should too. Ultimately, 6'7 or 6'8 and 40% from three is going to get you drafted. There were plenty of games this year where he was awesome. Against GA Tech he had 16 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists, 4 steals and a block. I like the way you go through film, it's much more of an X's and O's knowledge than I have. Subscribed!
Thanks for watching. I really appreciate the sub. I think he has a ton of potential but it's a risk if someone grabs him that high because as of right now. Shooting is mainly it for him right now at the next level
He will be a star and a steal
@@joshuabile4657 perhaps. I'll pose a question. How high would you draft him?
@@HoopsProfile Me personally i would draft near 12-18 range, I said he would be a steal
@@joshuabile4657 I'll agree to disagree with you on that. Hope it works out for the kid though
My favorite player in the draft. Well, him and Dalton knecth. Nice analysis!
I'm not as high on him as most. He should have stayed in school another year in my opinion. However, if this is what's best for him and his family. I'm all for him chasing his dream
@@HoopsProfilecan you do one on Cody Williams? Curious to see his flaws?
@@GermanShephard123 I have one on Cody. It's in the playlist.
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