Someone will offer him a lot of money and he, just like you , will take it and run. Better to forget about Gordon.

This year and Gotrdon are almost gone. The future is what we should be looking to.

Two things though:
1) The NBA game is different. Specifically in Gordon's case, the spacing is so much wider. He'll have a lot more room to operate on an NBA floor than on a college floor.
2) What we've heard about Gordon for two years now is how coachable he is and how hard he works. I don't think that's going to change once he's in the league.

The Wages of Wins article is a great look at what Gordon's floor is. A Jamal Crawford type who doesn't have a position, can't defend larger guards, and can drop 50 points in a game, or score 5 points on 2-13 shooting. I personally think Gordon can avoid that though.

Someone will offer him a lot of money and he, just like you , will take it and run. Better to forget about Gordon.

This year and Gotrdon are almost gone. The future is what we should be looking to.

Someone will offer him a lot of money and he, just like you , will take it and run. Better to forget about Gordon.

This year and Gotrdon are almost gone. The future is what we should be looking to.

Two things though:
1) The NBA game is different. Specifically in Gordon's case, the spacing is so much wider. He'll have a lot more room to operate on an NBA floor than on a college floor.
2) What we've heard about Gordon for two years now is how coachable he is and how hard he works. I don't think that's going to change once he's in the league.

The Wages of Wins article is a great look at what Gordon's floor is. A Jamal Crawford type who doesn't have a position, can't defend larger guards, and can drop 50 points in a game, or score 5 points on 2-13 shooting. I personally think Gordon can avoid that though.

Two things though:
1) The NBA game is different. Specifically in Gordon's case, the spacing is so much wider. He'll have a lot more room to operate on an NBA floor than on a college floor.
2) What we've heard about Gordon for two years now is how coachable he is and how hard he works. I don't think that's going to change once he's in the league.

The Wages of Wins article is a great look at what Gordon's floor is. A Jamal Crawford type who doesn't have a position, can't defend larger guards, and can drop 50 points in a game, or score 5 points on 2-13 shooting. I personally think Gordon can avoid that though.

I think if we were having beers together I would have used Ben Gordon as the comparison however. Good shot, drives but could not pass until UCONN had injuries and forced him to develop skills at the point. His development at point was rapid and he single handedly won the big east tournament his last year at that position…………………….never to return to it however but the experience enhanced his game. It would be good for EJ too

I think if we were having beers together I would have used Ben Gordon as the comparison however. Good shot, drives but could not pass until UCONN had injuries and forced him to develop skills at the point. His development at point was rapid and he single handedly won the big east tournament his last year at that position…………………….never to return to it however but the experience enhanced his game. It would be good for EJ too

~um…those are almost word for word KS's words after the Illinois game~

~um…those are almost word for word KS's words after the Illinois game~