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If I'm Warlick--and, yea, I'm not and what do I know--I'm working Jones in the 4 spot with an eye on giving her more playing time and Graves less. Jones has all of Graves physical attributes and more--she one of the best athletes and defenders on the team, good rebounder--and she has more of an offensive game than Graves. Or maybe I should say she seems to have more offensive potential than Graves--that seems clear. She had comparable numbers to Graves against Kentucky playing HALF the minutes.
Vols BADLY need someone inside who can take a little of the scoring pressure off Harrison, and Jones has a lot of upside. To be sure, she's raw--a total diamond in the rough. She is good perimeter /defensive/ player, but not so good on the perimeter offensively--turnover prone. I think she could do some damage inside--get offensive rebounds and put them in the basket, which Graves struggles to do. Graves plays very stiff with the ball; Jones is more fluid and has a pretty decent jumper, too--exceptional athlete. There looks to be serious potential; it is just a question of finding the right offensive fit for her and working her tirelessly--and then hoping it comes together before she graduates. Thoughts?
Vols BADLY need someone inside who can take a little of the scoring pressure off Harrison, and Jones has a lot of upside. To be sure, she's raw--a total diamond in the rough. She is good perimeter /defensive/ player, but not so good on the perimeter offensively--turnover prone. I think she could do some damage inside--get offensive rebounds and put them in the basket, which Graves struggles to do. Graves plays very stiff with the ball; Jones is more fluid and has a pretty decent jumper, too--exceptional athlete. There looks to be serious potential; it is just a question of finding the right offensive fit for her and working her tirelessly--and then hoping it comes together before she graduates. Thoughts?