saphojunkie |
11-13-2013 11:50 AM |
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Originally Posted by KC_Connection
(Post 10183748)
Embiid had 5 assists in the first half. Very unusual to see a big with that kind of court vision, especially with his limited experience level. I remain convinced he's going to be very good, it just may take a while to get there.
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He's already doing things that only Perry Ellis can do, and at four to five inches taller. His ability to finish over either shoulder, with either hand, with that soft a touch either with a swish or bank shot, is simply years and years and years ahead of his experience level.
It's not just the physical attributes, it's that he apparently really takes to the game. He understands scoring and shooting as a physical act, which not everyone (Traylor) does. He isn't just an athlete playing basketball. He is a spectacular athlete who is also CLEARLY a born, natural basketball player.
The "rawness" is a misnomer. He isn't raw. He's polished in his technique, which is insane. What some call "raw" I call uncoached. He already CAN do everything. He just doesn't know WHAT to do. That's coaching and reps. It's not like he has to develop his skills, just learn where and when to use them.
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