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Cameron Boozer's PNR Playmaking
Compilation by NoCeilings
When people speak on Boozer's offensive versatility, this is a large portion of it. Being able to be efficient as the ballhandler or the screener.
At Duke Cam had lead guard-level usage, passing volume, and touch.
u/theglicky — 6 days ago
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Iisalo's answer when asked about Cam's playmaking/processing in his offense
asked by Matt Infield
u/theglicky — 12 days ago
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The Memphis Grizzlies have hired Mike Curtis as the franchise's new head of player health and performance. He was with the Grizzlies previously from 2002-08.
Some Other Notes:
- Sources say the Grizzlies are overhauling their sports medicine and training staff.
- Those departing include Eric Oetter (Vice President and Head of Sports Medicine) who was with the organization for the past 10 seasons.
u/theglicky — 18 days ago
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[Charania] BYU's AJ Dybantsa has conducted formal visits with both the Washington Wizards and Utah Jazz while Kansas' Darryn Peterson only visited the Wizards.
[Charania] Developments ahead of the June 23-24 NBA draft: BYU's AJ Dybantsa has conducted formal visits with both the Washington Wizards (No. 1) and Utah Jazz (No. 2) while Kansas' Darryn Peterson only visited the Wizards and does not plan to grant anyone else a meeting, sources tell me and u/JeremyWoo**.**
Both have believed in going No. 1 -- and now teams in the lottery are taking note of Peterson's decision to only give access to Washington.
https://www.espn.com/contributor/shams-charania/4db7a7b4b67a1
u/theglicky — 22 days ago
2026 NBA Mock Draft: "What I’m hearing about how the first round will go" by Sam Vecenie
Reposted with a Link that should give free access
u/Throwaway-j-1997 — 29 days ago
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Cam Boozer answers who was the toughest to guard
2024
u/theglicky — 1 month ago
Has watching the Playoff this year geared you towards or away from any specific 2026 Draft Prospects
For example, while watching Spurs vs OKC, the struggles and lack of small guards on the court could steer you away from some of the lottery-projected PGs.
u/theglicky — 1 month ago
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"Grizzlies’ Cedric Coward on Brandon Clarke’s Passing, Ja Morant’s Leadership, and More"
r.orgu/theglicky — 2 months ago
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Darryn Peterson's Off-Ball Scoring
Gifted shotmaker that shot 58.8% on Catch and Shoot 3s
u/theglicky — 2 months ago
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Cam Boozer's playmaking out of doubles in the post.
Some are lower on Boozer's ceiling but I can easily see him being the hub of a great half court offense.
u/theglicky — 2 months ago
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Cameron Boozer speaking on the meeting with the Grizzlies and the potential fit with Zach Edey
u/theglicky — 2 months ago