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re: Why do people say Zion Williamson is such a good player?

Posted on 3/17/19 at 11:14 am to
Posted by The Boat
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Posted on 3/17/19 at 11:14 am to
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Julius Randle is averaging 21/9, so that is a really good player. Blake Griffin came in with no real shot, replied on freakish athletecism and averaged 22/12. Williamson puts up close to either of those, he is an all star, especially in the East.

Julius Randle is 6’9”. Blake Griffin is 6’10”.

Zion is 6’7” and probably 6’6”.
Posted by Hailstate15
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Posted on 3/17/19 at 11:21 am to
Zion literally could play every position on the court. The dude is an absolute monster. No one can be 6'7 280 and play point guard with anyone in college right now and be as agile as him. its un real he is like a cheat code
Posted by brmark70816
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Member since Feb 2011
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Posted on 3/17/19 at 1:51 pm to
Height is overrated, especially when it comes to the post. Length, power and quickness are greater assets. Plus 6'6 isn't short. There is a huge lineage of great post players under 6'7. I don't think you understand how rare it is for there to be a well proportioned and coordinated athlete over 6'3. That is what makes great basketball players so unique and special.

When I was in college, there was a movement that was spurned after Barkley. Huge athletes that would normally play football that started playing basketball. Guys like Oliver Miller, Rodney Rodgers, Anthony Mason, Byron Houston, Corliss Williamson, plus dozens of others. Almost all of them had solid NBA careers, even now guys like Ben Wallace, Haslem, Harrell, PJ Tucker are doing fine. His height isn't going to hold him back. Plus who is to say that he stops growing? He is only 18. Rodman was 5'11 at 19. David Robinson was 6'7 when he started at the Naval Academy. It happens..
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