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.