I mean damn.... salty much?@RyanS12 What are your thoughts on whether Okogie stays in the draft or not? lol
I thought it was funny, not salty about it.I mean damn.... salty much?
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I did too. I figured it’s easier to say the same thing repeatedly rather than have to think of something else to type. LolI thought it was funny, not salty about it.
I did too. I figured it’s easier to say the same thing repeatedly rather than have to think of something else to type. Lol
He’s not coming backHe’s coming back
I did too. I figured it’s easier to say the same thing repeatedly rather than have to think of something else to type. Lol
Kind of why I made the RJ comparison. Very athletic with a long wingspan and can do everything on the court well. RJ hits a high % of 3’s because he knows when to shoot instead of cranking up a ton. Okogie did the same for us last year. His 3P% was pretty good because he picked his shots well but that’s not his game.That is kinda what I think, but people change. People work on their shortcomings. He is not a bad shooter, so that could definitely improve. Defensively he is there. I hope he returns, but I will understand if he leaves. There are no hard feelings relative JO.
It will be interesting to see how well JO does in the shooting drills today. The NBA 3-point line is three feet beyond the NCAA 3-point line. 38% is good, but doing that in the NBA will be a challenge.SB Nation
https://www.sbnation.com/nba/2018/5...e-2018-grayson-allen-mohamed-bamba-trae-young
Winner: Josh Okogie and Kevin Huerter
Jonathan Givony
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Josh Okogie is another guy who appears to be crushing the athletic testing. 42 inch vertical, which is the best mark at the Combine so far. Also has a 3.03 shuttle run time, which is also #1 so far (Grayson Allen #2 at 3.04). Playing in the five on five right now.
Okogie is a high-motor sophomore wing from Georgia Tech who profiles as a potential 3-and-D player. He’s only 6’4, but he measured with a 7-foot wingspan and once again proved himself to be a monster athlete in the testing. He hit 38 of 100 threes this season and hit 82 percent from the foul line.
Okogie made his SB Nation mock draft debut this week, as did another player who stood out at the combine: Maryland’s Kevin Huerter.
(FWIW, he has Okogie at #28 to the Golden State Warriors in his new mock draft)
Just as an aside, I am surprised that Grayson Allen is showing as well as he has on the physical attributes testing. Didn't think he would do that well. Will be interested to see how it affects his draft stock.
I thought it was well known, and fairly obvious, that Allen was very athletic. I've heard a lot of people say the same thing as you today and it has surprised me.