BTO’s UT-Martin Postgame Report

[The Dog]

This is a strong comp.

Also, JJJ and JPP are on opposite ends of the "hot dogging" spectrum.

Their bodies are so different, I just can't see it, but both, do whatever they can to help a team win

 

[cncchris33]

Their bodies are so different, I just can't see it, but both, do whatever they can to help a team win

Yeah, JJJ has a lot more size and muscle, but same height, same jack of all trades/ master of none ability, both lefties, and both were recruited as 5* PGs only to spend the majority of their careers as wings.

JJJ is a much better shooter than JPP ever dreamed of being.

 

[cardvolfan]

This is a strong comp.

Also, JJJ and JPP are on opposite ends of the "hot dogging" spectrum.

Surely you jest, Chris. JPP never was a hot dog. He never camped out for all the snowbirds.

 

[Thunder Good-Oil]

He’s JP Prince without the passing but with a jump shot. It’s not a 5* but he’s a nice college player to have.

I think that JJJ is a really good passer. But he doesn’t get as many touches in the half court to show it off.

 

[ColinS]

JJJ has went from 5 star player to 5 year glue guy. One of the most talented glue guys ever. But is that a bad thing for fans? A five year glue guy beats a one and done any day of the week.

 

[ColinS]

Yeah, JJJ has a lot more size and muscle, but same height, same jack of all trades/ master of none ability, both lefties, and both were recruited as 5* PGs only to spend the majority of their careers as wings.

JJJ is a much better shooter than JPP ever dreamed of being.

JPP could make layups better. JJJ is the only guy I have ever seen that makes 35% from three and 12% on dunks and layups.

 

[walkenvol]

We’re all entitled to an opinion Colin, but I think a full season of good health would allow JJJ to play to his full potential which we’ve not seen yet as like Fulky he keeps struggling to stay healthy. He’s shown enough in spurts to be an NBA player, just needs to do so consistently for a full season to be drafted. I agree however that 4 years of him is a greater contribution vs almost any one and done type

 

[ColinS]

We’re all entitled to an opinion Colin, but I think a full season of good health would allow JJJ to play to his full potential which we’ve not seen yet as like Fulky he keeps struggling to stay healthy. He’s shown enough in spurts to be an NBA player, just needs to do so consistently for a full season to be drafted. I agree however that 4 years of him is a greater contribution vs almost any one and done type

I think his struggles with layups are more fact than opinion though obviously I'm exaggerating the percentage.