See his pre-draft workout, he was shooting pretty well, like 10 in a row and a few with defenders contesting from just inside 3 point arc. Has pretty good mechanics too. His shot isnt as bad as made out to be.
Are you serious. The only real knock on his game besides turns and half court efficiency [things that should get better with age] is his jumpshot.
His form looks rather flukey and his release is not consistant....and he needs to get way more lift on his shot also.
His style is perfect for today's NBA system. I wouldn't be surprised if he averages more points than his college season. Look at Russell Westbrook and Tyreke Evans.
Wall isnt a shoot first point guard. He recognised in college that he had good teammates around him so he knew it was best for the team if he were a pass first point guard, but in close games where it is difficult to run plays he took over like in that uconn game, or when he made the buzzer beater pull up jumper in his first college game
Wall isnt a shoot first point guard. He recognised in college that he had good teammates around him so he knew it was best for the team if he were a pass first point guard, but in close games where it is difficult to run plays he took over like in that uconn game, or when he made the buzzer beater pull up jumper in his first college game
Thanks to all the pundits and fanboys he has to pretty much dominate from day one.
I don't envy the pressure this young man has on his shoulders...it's going to be fun to see all these young and talented guys jockey for position in the NBA.
What a terrible thread. What was Jordan's college career high?
mj averaged basically 20 a game for the 3 seasons he was at UNC. I assume it would be in the mid-30s. Then he goes to the NBA and averages 28/5/6 his rookie year.
Re: John Wall's career high was only 25 points
