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Amen C&S 3 28%
Ausar C&S 3 31%
Yeah, you should check out the twins from last year.
Amen C&S 3 28%
Ausar C&S 3 31%
Bro what the you talking about they shot .138 and .186 from three.
Thats like open gym. OTE is ing trash, and should not be comped with a top level NCAA program.
That is why I did not include them.
If you can’t tell Mr. Body’s avi from mine, I can’t help you.
I am just showing the numbers. But if the shot is a multi-year thing then you got 2 of your best prospects outside of the "untouchables" eating each others development.
both movies are total classics
This video randomly appeared on my algorithm. After watching it I suspect it popped up because I was watching too many Stephon Castle videos. Youtube is trying to tell us something.
I remember the hard-on Spurstalk had for this guy. "We can work on his shot". ST sounds like those girls that think they can transform a women beater. "I will make him change"
Castle worked out for San Antonio against Devin Carter last week according to ESPN on their latest mock draft. Interesting as it seems the spurs highly value these workouts.
The Spurs had Branham go against Wesley in their draft. It was reported that they picked these two because of how hard they went at each other. They’re probably going to put a big emphasis on that. This is where Buzelis would have an edge if they brought him in since he likes to go against other prospects to show he’s better.
Could we possibly have Risacher vs Buzelis on Friday?! That is when Risacher is confirmed to workout for the Spurs
Interesting, Carter is said to be destroying the workouts and had a great workout in SA. Castle also worked out for a team with a PG in CHA, is it before and after the SA workout.
Unfortunately for Branham and Wesley, that "got that dog in him" quality hasn't translated to on-court success.
If the Spurs trully put more emphasis on small sample size workouts instead of months of evidence, they are ing up, tbh.
Completely agree with this. Just as players’ performance can fluctuate from game to game, so can players’ performance fluctuate from workout to workout. Remember that the Spurs almost didn’t draft Tony Parker because of a bad workout and RC had to beg Pop to give him another chance.
Workouts are, of course, an invaluable tool for evaluating prospects. But there’s a lot of variance in how well players perform in them, and they should be treated as just one data point among many, as opposed to the primary determinant of draftability.
If he is there at 4, I believe the Spurs will select him. A PG who is close to 6-7, can play defense at a high level, has great fundamentals, and a good BB IQ makes him the top pick on the Spurs board when number 4 comes around even if Sheppard is still available. Add 6-8 Cody Williams at pick 8 and you have a defensive unit of Wemby, Sochan, Williams, Vassell, and Castle. With maturity, it could be an awesome unit.
What you have with that lineup is the worst team in the NBA, tbh. Poor Vic would get quintuple teamed.
You ain't lying. The spacing in that lineup would be legit horrendous.What you have with that lineup is the worst team in the NBA, tbh. Poor Vic would get quintuple teamed.
Castle has worked out for Charlotte.
Castle seems like the most reasonable pick at #4, but I most definitely don't want him and Jeremy playing together as long as they're non-shooters.
If we get rid of Keldon, Jeremy would be a perfect sixth man.
I'd like someone to enlighten me, but I just don't see a functional lineup with both Castle and Jeremy. Just doesn't work.
Hmmm... interesting. Maybe it's an indication he isn't so confident in landing in his preferred spots?
I've always sort of envisioned Sochan as a future 6th Man too tbh. If we can draft a bigger and better PF or land one in Free Agency (Markannen please), I think Jeremy would thrive in that role as he continues to improve.
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