GoBobs wrote:he didn’t dominate the college game I watched.
His team won by 29 and he led both teams in points, rebounds, and assists.
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GoBobs wrote:he didn’t dominate the college game I watched.
UNCNYC wrote:Anyone up now looking for something to watch I am watching Cal VS Virginia on ESPN 2 now. The game is at halftime. Andrej Stojakovic is legit af.
Maybe we get him with a 2nd, i guess.UNCNYC wrote:Anyone up now looking for something to watch I am watching Cal VS Virginia on ESPN 2 now. The game is at halftime. Andrej Stojakovic is legit af.
Diop wrote:UNCNYC wrote:Anyone up now looking for something to watch I am watching Cal VS Virginia on ESPN 2 now. The game is at halftime. Andrej Stojakovic is legit af.
does he shoot like his old man?
UNCNYC wrote:Anyone up now looking for something to watch I am watching Cal VS Virginia on ESPN 2 now. The game is at halftime. Andrej Stojakovic is legit af.
Braggins wrote:GoBobs wrote:he didn’t dominate the college game I watched.
His team won by 29 and he led both teams in points, rebounds, and assists.
Diop wrote:UNCNYC wrote:Anyone up now looking for something to watch I am watching Cal VS Virginia on ESPN 2 now. The game is at halftime. Andrej Stojakovic is legit af.
does he shoot like his old man?
UNCNYC wrote:Diop wrote:UNCNYC wrote:Anyone up now looking for something to watch I am watching Cal VS Virginia on ESPN 2 now. The game is at halftime. Andrej Stojakovic is legit af.
does he shoot like his old man?
He has a more all around game, but yeah he can shoot, and a great defender... Basically a 6'7 PG. He plays again on Saturday at 6:00 I think... Dude would be a STEAL 2nd round. I think he has lottery talent.
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can always trust UNCNYC to find different prospects
Despite the presence of LaMelo Ball, Jakucionis' size, feel for the game and ability to play on or off the ball will be attractive to any team selecting in this range.
The 6-foot-6 Lithuanian is playing fantastic basketball, controlling games with outstanding pace as a scorer and passer, getting to spots on the floor and playing through contact or finishing skillfully around the basket while making high-level pick-and-roll reads and hitting 3-pointers off the dribble.
The 18-year-old has made significant strides physically over the past 18 months and is on an impressive trajectory, making the transition from Europe to college look easy. He has been showcasing his talent on one of the best teams in college basketball. -- Givony
Snidely FC wrote:New ESPN+ Mock has Hornets taking Kasparas Jakucionis at 5Despite the presence of LaMelo Ball, Jakucionis' size, feel for the game and ability to play on or off the ball will be attractive to any team selecting in this range.
The 6-foot-6 Lithuanian is playing fantastic basketball, controlling games with outstanding pace as a scorer and passer, getting to spots on the floor and playing through contact or finishing skillfully around the basket while making high-level pick-and-roll reads and hitting 3-pointers off the dribble.
The 18-year-old has made significant strides physically over the past 18 months and is on an impressive trajectory, making the transition from Europe to college look easy. He has been showcasing his talent on one of the best teams in college basketball. -- Givony
I like Jak
JustBuzzin wrote:How can you judge players you haven't watched?
MasterIchiro wrote:JustBuzzin wrote:How can you judge players you haven't watched?
Magic.
JustBuzzin wrote:How can you judge players you haven't watched?