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#36 - Andre Jackson Jr

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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#161 » by Frank Nova » Fri Jun 23, 2023 3:50 pm

I saw a comparison to Matisse Thybulle, I don’t hate that one.
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#162 » by PG Graveyard » Fri Jun 23, 2023 3:53 pm

MiltownHawkeye wrote:6'6 T.J. McConnell?


So he's a future MVP?
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#163 » by machu46 » Fri Jun 23, 2023 3:56 pm

Bodiroga13 wrote:A taller Lonzo Ball on steroids. Lonzo also couldn't shoot at first. Then he became a good shooter. The vast majority of young players nowadays can't shoot, so i am ok with this, he can get better. But his other abilities are priceless. He is a dawg and seems like a high bbiq guy. He pass the ball, he defends, he facilitates. Nothing more i could ask from a young player.


There's a gigantic difference between their scoring games. Lonzo was two years younger and a 40% three point shooter on high volume in college. Lonzo was also at 16.6 points per 40 minutes compared to Jackson's 9.2. Lonzo was also simply a much better passer, and though I think his handle was weak enough to question if he could really be a point guard in the NBA, it was definitely better than Jackson's. Lonzo simply displayed far more touch than Jackson ever has, which is why LA/New Orleans ultimately only tweaked his shooting mechanics rather than a full rebuild. There is really nothing to build off with Jackson from that sense; he looks like a complete tear down is in order.

I'm sure most of this was pretty obvious considering one was the #2 pick in his draft and the other was a 2nd rounder but yeah...he simply is not Lonzo at all.
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#164 » by Bodiroga13 » Fri Jun 23, 2023 4:01 pm

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Bodiroga13 wrote:A taller Lonzo Ball on steroids. Lonzo also couldn't shoot at first. Then he became a good shooter. The vast majority of young players nowadays can't shoot, so i am ok with this, he can get better. But his other abilities are priceless. He is a dawg and seems like a high bbiq guy. He pass the ball, he defends, he facilitates. Nothing more i could ask from a young player.


There's a gigantic difference between their scoring games. Lonzo was two years younger and a 40% three point shooter on high volume in college. Lonzo was also at 16.6 points per 40 minutes compared to Jackson's 9.2. Lonzo was also simply a much better passer, and though I think his handle was weak enough to question if he could really be a point guard in the NBA, it was definitely better than Jackson's. Lonzo simply displayed far more touch than Jackson ever has, which is why LA/New Orleans ultimately only tweaked his shooting mechanics rather than a full rebuild. There is really nothing to build off with Jackson from that sense; he looks like a complete tear down is in order.

I'm sure most of this was pretty obvious considering one was the #2 pick in his draft and the other was a 2nd rounder but yeah...he simply is not Lonzo at all.



Man, i don't really care if he is Lonzo or not, i just watched 5 minutes of him playing basketball and post a hot take, like the other 90% of the board. Nothing wrong to be a little bit overexcited, even naive, for a young player.
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#165 » by MoreTrife » Fri Jun 23, 2023 4:24 pm

Shooting mechanics are VERY weird. He's a very fast twitch player but he shoots like he was a slow chubby middle schooler or something. All his athleticism disappears.
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#166 » by craig » Fri Jun 23, 2023 4:32 pm

Commanding no defender and allowing his defender to be a free rover isn't good. Especially on court with Giannis.

Jackson does look to be a gifted lob and alley-oop passer. Might work great with Giannis.
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#167 » by Ron Swanson » Fri Jun 23, 2023 4:32 pm

Frank Nova wrote:I saw a comparison to Matisse Thybulle, I don’t hate that one.


I would. Thybulle is a massive playoff liability. Good thing for Jackson is that his offensive upside is decently higher given his handle and ability to operate as a passer/lead-guard.
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#168 » by Turk Nowitzki » Fri Jun 23, 2023 4:33 pm

Didnt really dive into any videos of him until today. Yeah that shooting motion looks jacked up. I was hoping for the Marjon "numbers aren't great but the motion looks fine" it's.....not that. Hopefully at a minimum he can clean up the release, even if it's never going to be a pure looking shot.
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#169 » by randy84 » Fri Jun 23, 2023 4:38 pm

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Fotis St wrote:Really terrible pick ... I am scouting from 36-58 to find who the best players were and who would be my pick.
As of Now ... there were at least 4 better options than Jackson Jr...

1. #40 Maxwell Lewis
2. #42 Tristan Vukcevic
3. #44 Sidy Cissoko
4. #48 Jordan Miller
5. #50 Keyontae Johnson
6. #54 Jalen Slawson
7. #55 Isaiah Wong


I will edit this post for more details...


We are eagerly waiting.

I do agree with one name on this list if you are going to gamble with a 2nd rd. pick. Why not go with Keyontae Johnson? Would seems like the perfect type to gamble on.
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#170 » by VooDoo7 » Fri Jun 23, 2023 4:43 pm

Fotis St wrote:Really terrible pick ... I am scouting from 36-58 to find who the best players were and who would be my pick.
As of Now ... there were at least 4 better options than Jackson Jr...

1. #40 Maxwell Lewis
2. #42 Tristan Vukcevic
3. #44 Sidy Cissoko
4. #48 Jordan Miller
5. #50 Keyontae Johnson
6. #54 Jalen Slawson
7. #55 Isaiah Wong
8. #57 Trayce Jackson-Davis


I will edit this post for more details...

So you've come to this conclusion after, what, 2-3 hours of "scouting"? :lol: Come on, man.
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#171 » by BroncoBuck » Fri Jun 23, 2023 4:46 pm

Lonzo was an absolutely elite level playmaker/passer coming out of college. Lonzo was up there with Rubio in terms of how well he could dictate the offense. Jackson isn’t in the same realm.
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#172 » by Shaffty » Fri Jun 23, 2023 4:50 pm

Lonzo shot 40% from 3 in college and 72% from 2.
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#173 » by MiltownHawkeye » Fri Jun 23, 2023 4:53 pm

Ron Swanson wrote:
MiltownHawkeye wrote:6'6 T.J. McConnell?


If TJ McConnell had prime Kobe's vertical athleticism, sure.

I'm not saying their games are similar aesthetically because AJJ is obviously a lot bigger and more athletic and McConnell has a way better floor ga.e, I'm thinking more about what AJJ's production will actually be like if he pans out. There isn't much precedent these days for perimeter players that barely shoot or score yet can stay on the floor and not torpedo their team's offense and McConnell is one of the few exceptions I could think of. If AJJ tops out as an efficient 12/6/6 per 36 guy who plays great defense and does a ton of little things (like McConnell more or less) this is a really nice pick.
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#174 » by Milbucks96 » Fri Jun 23, 2023 4:57 pm

Anything on his medical stuff yet?
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#175 » by M-C-G » Fri Jun 23, 2023 4:59 pm

Milbucks96 wrote:Anything on his medical stuff yet?


Horst was asked and I think he said something like 'we had him checked out and we are comfortable, or we wouldn't have drafted him'
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Post#176 » by randy84 » Fri Jun 23, 2023 5:05 pm

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Milbucks96 wrote:Anything on his medical stuff yet?


Horst was asked and I think he said something like 'we had him checked out and we are comfortable, or we wouldn't have drafted him'


Did they really check it out or was this a "Thon" checking it out by looking at youtube videos?
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#177 » by Bodiroga13 » Fri Jun 23, 2023 5:26 pm

Lonzo Ball, first year in LA: 30,5% 3pt, 36% fg% (both 2pt and 3pt)

Lonzo Ball, second year in LA: 32,9% 3pt, 40,6% fg.

When he came in NBA, Lonzo's shooting was laughable, everyone who watched him, remembers it.
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#178 » by Fotis St » Fri Jun 23, 2023 5:30 pm

Adding basic stats to help you choose who you like too... Anthro players measures from official DRAFT Combine
(https://www.nba.com/stats/draft/combine-anthro?SeasonYear=2023)

1. #40 Maxwell Lewis G/F (20) 6'6.25 w/o shoes, wingspan 7'0 , 207.2 lbs
G=31, MP=31.4 , Points=17.1 , RB=5.7 , AS=2.8 , FG% 46.8 , 3P% 34.8 (1.5/3.4) , FT% 78.7 , PER=18.7 , WS=2.4


2. #42 Tristan Vukcevic F/C (20) 6'11.25 w/o shoes, wingspan 7'2.5 , 223.4 lbs
G=22, MP=14.8 , Points=8.09 , RB=3.18 , AS=1.05 , FG% 58.0 , 3P% 40.0 (0.82/2.5) , FT% 81.1 , PER=21.53 , WS=1.86
(Liga ABA)


3. #44 Sidy Cissoko G/F(19) 6'5.5 w/o shoes, wingspan 6'9.75 , 223.8 lbs
G=28, MP=29.3 , Points=12.8 , RB=2.8 , AS=3.5 , FG% 45.7 , 3P% 30.4 (1.1/3.6) , FT% 64.5 , PER=- , WS=0.1
(G-League)


4. #48 Jordan Miller G (23) 6'4.5 w/o shoes, wingspan 6'11.75 , 191 lbs
G=37, MP=35 , Points=15.3 , RB=6.2 , AS=2.7 , FG% 54.5 , 3P% 35.2 (0.9/2.5) , FT% 78.4 , PER=23 , WS=6


5. #50 Keyontae Johnson G (24) 6'4. w/o shoes, wingspan 7'0 , 238.6 lbs
G=36, MP=34.1 , Points=17.4 , RB=6.8 , AS=2.1 , FG% 51.6 , 3P% 40.5 (1.3/3.2) , FT% 71.5 , PER=18.8 , WS=4.5


6. #54 Jalen Slawson G (23) 6'6.5. w/o shoes, wingspan 6'11.75 , 221.6 lbs
G=36, MP=30.7, Points=15.6 , RB=7.1 , AS=3.2 , FG% 55.6 , 3P% 39.4 (1.1/2.9) , FT% 77.5 , PER=26.8 , WS=6.1


7. #55 Isaiah Wong G (22) 6'2.5. w/o shoes, wingspan 6'6.75 , 178.4 lbs
G=37, MP=33.4, Points=16.2 , RB=4.3 , AS=3.2 , FG% 44.5 , 3P% 38.4 (1.6/4.3) , FT% 84.5 , PER=21.3 , WS=5.1


Still Editing ... I will fill this and make up my mind later

Horst's (Griffin?) pick #36
Andre Jackson Jr G/F (21) 6'5.5. w/o shoes, wingspan 6'9.75 , 198.4 lbs
G=36, MP=29.1, Points=6.7 , RB=6.2 , AS=4.7 , FG% 43.2 , 3P% 28.1 (0.7/2.5) , FT% 64.6 , PER=15.0 , WS=4.0
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#179 » by msiris » Fri Jun 23, 2023 6:12 pm

Wont make the team.
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Re: #36 - Andre Jackson Jr 

Post#180 » by Finn » Fri Jun 23, 2023 6:26 pm

randy84 wrote:
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buckboy wrote:
Fotis St wrote:Really terrible pick ... I am scouting from 36-58 to find who the best players were and who would be my pick.
As of Now ... there were at least 4 better options than Jackson Jr...

1. #40 Maxwell Lewis
2. #42 Tristan Vukcevic
3. #44 Sidy Cissoko
4. #48 Jordan Miller
5. #50 Keyontae Johnson
6. #54 Jalen Slawson
7. #55 Isaiah Wong

I will edit this post for more details...

We are eagerly waiting.

I do agree with one name on this list if you are going to gamble with a 2nd rd. pick. Why not go with Keyontae Johnson? Would seems like the perfect type to gamble on.

Maybe Horst & Co. felt like AJJr. was the perfect type to take a gamble on. :dontknow:

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