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Inevitable wrote:

SharoneWright wrote:Not exactly relevant (i know), but hadn't seen this posted elsewhere yet.
http://www.sportsnet.ca/basketball/nba/ ... -day-deal/

Tyler Ennis—Ennis, a player who some thought may have been given the nod for the JBC national game as a favor to the local product (Ennis played his high school ball across the River from Barclays in New Jersey), more than held his own in the game, scoring 14, dishing six assists, and stealing the ball four times. Ennis has good leadership abilities and a knack for scoring on the break and from three point range. His shooting form is solid, and Ennis has a good combination of a tight handle and quickness that he utilizes to create for himself and teammates. Ennis, who will play his college ball at Syracuse, will need to make sure he develops his defensive skills and understand how to guard bigger, more physical guards. The main concern with Ennis is his slight frame and strength. Ennis did not show he is able to take much contact in the game, and it will serve him well to stay in the weight room without losing any quickness.