tsherkin wrote:Yep. Like I said, solid game overall. Non-dominant, but certainly not the main reason they lost. That last 3 minutes was horrible to watch.
More than solid game, considering he played better than his season averages, against the best team they faced the whole season, in the most important game of his career. That's being clutch in my eyes.
It was quite entertaining to see that collapse though as a neutral observer.
Woodsanity wrote:I don't watch the NCAA but I keep hearing of Flagg. Hoping he becomes the next great American prospect because god knows we need one.
The one thing eveeryone should keep in mind is that since the NBA has become so shooting- and offense-oriented, it's harder and harder predict who can reach this 1st/2nd-tier of superstardom. Shai, Jokic, Giannis - have we ever had top3 in MVP voting without top10 draft pick? I don't think so. That's the eventuality here.