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#3,730
#3,730
Key on the ladies reminds me so much of alexander when he first came to Knoxville. She seems very raw but maybe a little further ahead than he was.
 
#3,731
#3,731
Dallasbowlin said:
Key on the ladies reminds me so much of alexander when he first came to Knoxville. She seems very raw but maybe a little further ahead than he was.
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With so much size , why do they insist on chuckin bricks from the perimeter?
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Figured it out. aint got no shooters.
 
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#3,732
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calban said:
With so much size , why do they insist on chuckin bricks from the perimeter?
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Figured it out. aint got no shooters.
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I joke a lot, but if Lou hadn’t gotten hurt she’d be really good. The acl injury really messed up her shot.
 
#3,737
#3,737
I'm not a NE fan but what's with these refs. Alas andy Reid the King of Choke will lose it anyway.
 
#3,744
#3,744
Well I remember our resistant NBA “experts” telling me that the NBA would just look at Grants free throw stroke % and know that he would shoot the 3 well when basketball was all he had to focus on.

Well last night Grant made his first 3 and he’s now 1/26.


Imo there is no better coach on earth that could have helped him develop that shot more than Barnes and unless his play picks up significantly he isn’t going to last long in the NBA. Hope I am wrong but his pay checks might be short lived and one more year with Barnes might have been helpful in making his stay in the nba longer
 
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#3,745
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BruinVol said:
Well I remember our resistant NBA “experts” telling me that the NBA would just look at Grants free throw stroke % and know that he would shoot the 3 well when basketball was all he had to focus on.

Well last night Grant made his first 3 and he’s now 1/26.


Imo there is no better coach on earth that could have helped him develop that shot more than Barnes and unless his play picks up significantly he isn’t going to last long in the NBA. Hope I am wrong but his pay checks might be short lived and one more year with Barnes might have been helpful in making his stay in the nba longer
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His teammates love him and the coaching staff does too. He does a lot of things for them that isn’t shown on the stat sheet. He’ll be fine.
 
#3,746
#3,746
Dallasbowlin said:
His teammates love him and the coaching staff does too. He does a lot of things for them that isn’t shown on the stat sheet. He’ll be fine.
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He’s really not playing much at all. I know he’s playing on a really good team but imo that .org is disappointed in how he’s playing and the role he’s capable of
 
#3,747
#3,747
Dallasbowlin said:
His teammates love him and the coaching staff does too. He does a lot of things for them that isn’t shown on the stat sheet. He’ll be fine.
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In the REAL world he'll be fine until the owner takes a look at the stat and balance sheet. It's not like HS and college when money is involved.
 
#3,748
#3,748
BruinVol said:
Well I remember our resistant NBA “experts” telling me that the NBA would just look at Grants free throw stroke % and know that he would shoot the 3 well when basketball was all he had to focus on.

Well last night Grant made his first 3 and he’s now 1/26.


Imo there is no better coach on earth that could have helped him develop that shot more than Barnes and unless his play picks up significantly he isn’t going to last long in the NBA. Hope I am wrong but his pay checks might be short lived and one more year with Barnes might have been helpful in making his stay in the nba longer
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Grant is fine. He still plays elite level defense. His shot will come around, and he's also just trying to find his place in the offense. For 3 years he's been the focal point, now he's the 5th option. He'll figure it out.
 
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