Tyrell Terry and Spencer Jones

EvanZ · Post #1 » by **EvanZ** » Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:24 pm

Looks like Stanford got two good Freshman that were not highly touted. I really like what I see with my eyes and in the stats with Terry. He's small but he rebounds like a big, at least, in numbers. It's kind of crazy. If he can put on some strength he looks like NBA talent to me.

No-Man · Post #2 » by **No-Man** » Wed Nov 27, 2019 10:57 pm

Terry looks really legit, no chance he is only 6-1, looks clearly taller

He is not as quick as Trae, probably not the passer either, but has that type of game

Not a bad passer but also not that type of offense, Stanford shares the ball a ton, not loading up on one guy just doing everything (I think Terry could be capable of that, his live dribble is good)

EvanZ · Post #3 » by **EvanZ** » Wed Nov 27, 2019 11:26 pm

Apparently it's just you and me on the Terry train here lol.

EvanZ · Post #4 » by **EvanZ** » Tue Jan 14, 2020 7:22 pm

Is nobody watching Stanford? Terry is putting up really good numbers and he's going to get a lot better as he gets stronger.

clyde21 · Post #5 » by **clyde21** » Tue Jan 14, 2020 7:29 pm

like Tyrell, but I doubt he's a 1AD, not really including him in the 20 draft at this point until he is officially is in.

EvanZ · Post #6 » by **EvanZ** » Thu Feb 27, 2020 10:48 pm

I think it's a coin flip at this point whether Tyrell comes out. Honestly, even though he's clearly not physically ready, he definitely should test the waters and if there is a good chance in him being first round, he should definitely come out. Same goes for Spencer Jones tbh, although he's obviously physically ready.

clyde21 · Post #7 » by **clyde21** » Thu Feb 27, 2020 11:05 pm

this is just too deep of a point/combo guard class, if there's one thing that's deep about this class it's that position

Stanford is a frickin awesome place too, don't think anyone goes there just to leave after a year. maybe he leaves but I doubt it at this point and I think staying back and being a top 3 PG for next year is a good trade off

EvanZ · Post #8 » by **EvanZ** » Thu Feb 27, 2020 11:15 pm

clyde21 wrote:this is just too deep of a point/combo guard class, if there's one thing that's deep about this class it's that position

Stanford is a frickin awesome place too, don't think anyone goes there just to leave after a year. maybe he leaves but I doubt it at this point and I think staying back and being a top 3 PG for next year is a good trade off

How is it too deep? I don't really like any of the point guards in this class tbh. I dont' like anybody this class. Terry is one of the few guys I like. :lol:

clyde21 · Post #9 » by **clyde21** » Thu Feb 27, 2020 11:25 pm

EvanZ wrote:
clyde21 wrote:this is just too deep of a point/combo guard class, if there's one thing that's deep about this class it's that position

Stanford is a frickin awesome place too, don't think anyone goes there just to leave after a year. maybe he leaves but I doubt it at this point and I think staying back and being a top 3 PG for next year is a good trade off

How is it too deep? I don't really like any of the point guards in this class tbh. I dont' like anybody this class. Terry is one of the few guys I like.

pg/combo guards are like the only good thing about this class:

Hampton
LaMelo
Cole
Haliburton
Hayes
Maledon
Nico
Tre
Maxey

that's 9 right there in the first round, and that doesn't even include if guys like Dotson and Kira.

i'm not saying i'll take all of those guys over Terry but that's a lot of competition at his position in a weak class almost everywhere else.

EvanZ · Post #10 » by **EvanZ** » Fri Feb 28, 2020 2:54 am

I can list a bunch of bigs too that doesn’t mean they’re any good. None of the guys you listed scream star to me so it’s all fair game as far as I’m concerned. Terry is a better shooter than all of them. That much I’m confident of.

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BoyzNTheHood · Post #11 » by **BoyzNTheHood** » Fri Feb 28, 2020 6:48 am

Officially on this kid Terry's bandwagon. I have to dig deeper on Jones, but Terry is a knock down shooter. He also has the ability to create his own shot so that makes him especially intriguing. He'll probably always be a doormat defensively but I don't see why he can't be a great sniper off an NBA bench.

No-Man · Post #12 » by **No-Man** » Fri Feb 28, 2020 10:50 am

His defense is fine, he will get abused by some guys 1on1 cause they are stronger, but he is a good team defender

My issue is with his creation off the dribble, it just ain't there, he is a really good shooter with IQ and ability to move the ball, but he is not initiating no offense

BoyzNTheHood · Post #13 » by **BoyzNTheHood** » Sat Feb 29, 2020 6:11 am

Fischella wrote:His defense is fine, he will get abused by some guys 1on1 cause they are stronger, but he is a good team defender

My issue is with his creation off the dribble, it just ain't there, he is a really good shooter with IQ and ability to move the ball, but he is not initiating no offense

No chance he doesn't get targeted at the next level unless he adds a ton of strength. Shot creation for himself and others shouldn't be an issue with his handle and jump shot. He doesn't have to be Trae Young, he can be more of a Lou Williams (not saying he's either, just comparing style of play).

clyde21 · Post #14 » by **clyde21** » Sat Feb 29, 2020 7:24 am

he's gonna struggle at the point of attack defensively but as long as he's passable from a team defense standpoint it's fine, on ball defense for guards isn't really that important as long as the player is putting effort there

No-Man · Post #15 » by **No-Man** » Sat Feb 29, 2020 10:12 am

Lou is a stud athlete, not even close, also Terry's handles are below avg for a lead guard

BoyzNTheHood · Post #16 » by **BoyzNTheHood** » Sun Mar 1, 2020 3:06 am

Fischella wrote:Lou is a stud athlete, not even close, also Terry's handles are below avg for a lead guard

I'm referencing their style of play, nothing more. Handles can be improved. News flash, a 19 year old isn't a finished product!

EvanZ · Post #17 » by **EvanZ** » Mon Apr 6, 2020 3:59 pm

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getrichordie · Post #18 » by **getrichordie** » Thu Apr 9, 2020 8:52 pm

Terry needs to put on aaaaa lot of weight and get aaaa lot stronger in order to hold up at the NBA level. I see him as a late 2nd round pick. I’d rather have Isaiah Joe or Myles Powell if I’m looking for a shooting specialist.

EvanZ · Post #19 » by **EvanZ** » Thu Apr 9, 2020 11:12 pm

getrichordie wrote:Terry needs to put on aaaaa lot of weight and get aaaa lot stronger in order to hold up at the NBA level. I see him as a late 2nd round pick. I’d rather have Isaiah Joe or Myles Powell if I’m looking for a shooting specialist.

When you say "hold up", what do you mean specifically? I mean, Isaiah Joe ain't heavy man.

getrichordie · Post #20 » by **getrichordie** » Thu Apr 9, 2020 11:35 pm

EvanZ wrote:
getrichordie wrote:Terry needs to put on aaaaa lot of weight and get aaaa lot stronger in order to hold up at the NBA level. I see him as a late 2nd round pick. I’d rather have Isaiah Joe or Myles Powell if I’m looking for a shooting specialist.

When you say "hold up", what do you mean specifically? I mean, Isaiah Joe ain't heavy man.

Joe is 180. You can work with that. Add 10 lbs. No big deal. But 160? Yeesh...

I’m saying he’s relatively frail for his height. Smaller guys tend to get injured more easily.