MettaWorldPanda wrote:
Damn... Riley with the 1-5 statement
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Heat11114 wrote:Man, wth were you guys expecting at pick 14? Take a look at the history of pick 14? Getting a rotation player on a playoff team is a good pick.
Heat_Fan_87 wrote:if this kid can find a way to make 3's, like that practice video, look out, would be the perfect stretch 4 for us, him and whiteside playing D together, should be exciting.
dshearn wrote:Heat_Fan_87 wrote:if this kid can find a way to make 3's, like that practice video, look out, would be the perfect stretch 4 for us, him and whiteside playing D together, should be exciting.
Let's hope we start to hear the word "coachable" said about him.
We don't have a reason to think he is not coachable, but as soon as we start to hear that the sooner we know we got something.
I really want to see him pick up some of JJ's game and some of UD's game....
This reminds me of Auburn's early 2000s team with Cadi williams,Ronnie brown and Brandon Jacobs. Early on Auburn had Brandon Jacobs blocking for Cadilaic Williams. Jacobs played his roll.
Jacobs ended up a much better RB, but you can't tell that when he is put in a box.
Now we have a 19 year old physical beast who has more skill then he has shown.... let's hope he can be molded

dshearn wrote:Heat_Fan_87 wrote:if this kid can find a way to make 3's, like that practice video, look out, would be the perfect stretch 4 for us, him and whiteside playing D together, should be exciting.
Let's hope we start to hear the word "coachable" said about him.
We don't have a reason to think he is not coachable, but as soon as we start to hear that the sooner we know we got something.
I really want to see him pick up some of JJ's game and some of UD's game....
This reminds me of Auburn's early 2000s team with Cadi williams,Ronnie brown and Brandon Jacobs. Early on Auburn had Brandon Jacobs blocking for Cadilaic Williams. Jacobs played his roll.
Jacobs ended up a much better RB, but you can't tell that when he is put in a box.
Now we have a 19 year old physical beast who has more skill then he has shown.... let's hope he can be molded
“I remember when I was coaching back in L.A.,” Riley said of his time with the Lakers. “Jerry West called me on the phone and he said, ‘I want you to come over to Loyola. I’m going to be working out a player,’ you know, back in the ’80s. He didn’t tell me who it was. I went over there and it was an 18-year-old high school kid by the name of Shawn Kemp.
“When I saw [Adebayo] in our gym here, I leaned over to Chet [Kammerer] and I said, ‘He reminds me of Shawn Kemp.’ At least physically and the mature, already developed athletic body for professional basketball. So that was a comparison and we all know what kind of career he had.”
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Heat_Fan_87 wrote:dshearn wrote:Heat_Fan_87 wrote:if this kid can find a way to make 3's, like that practice video, look out, would be the perfect stretch 4 for us, him and whiteside playing D together, should be exciting.
Let's hope we start to hear the word "coachable" said about him.
We don't have a reason to think he is not coachable, but as soon as we start to hear that the sooner we know we got something.
I really want to see him pick up some of JJ's game and some of UD's game....
This reminds me of Auburn's early 2000s team with Cadi williams,Ronnie brown and Brandon Jacobs. Early on Auburn had Brandon Jacobs blocking for Cadilaic Williams. Jacobs played his roll.
Jacobs ended up a much better RB, but you can't tell that when he is put in a box.
Now we have a 19 year old physical beast who has more skill then he has shown.... let's hope he can be molded
he has a picture of the single wide trailer he grew up in with his single mom, he said he plans on bringing that picture to miami and hanging it up. humble kid who said he will do whatever is asked.
Feel_the_Heat15 wrote:Trying to compare Adebayo's FTR(free-throw rate) to other players. The highest I've found in the NCAA is Joel Embiid's .836. Adebayo's FTR was .831 but in conference games it was .907 and he took fewer shots at the rim than Embiid.
rate_ wrote:Feel_the_Heat15 wrote:Trying to compare Adebayo's FTR(free-throw rate) to other players. The highest I've found in the NCAA is Joel Embiid's .836. Adebayo's FTR was .831 but in conference games it was .907 and he took fewer shots at the rim than Embiid.
Derrick Williams: .87 FTr/ 56.8% 3P @ Arizona



KingDavid wrote:Last Shawn Kemp video; 10:53
I would retire from basketball if I got dunked on like that.
KingDavid wrote:Last Shawn Kemp video; 10:53
I would retire from basketball if I got dunked on like that.