It was evident in college what type of player he was going to be.
He played with zero intensity and he was content being a role player, he never wanted to be "the man" or take over a game. I remember saying back then if he had Quincy Acy's desire to win he'd be a superstar. There were so many time where it looked like he was just happy to be out there instead of striving to be the best player on the floor.
He played with zero intensity and he was content being a role player, he never wanted to be "the man" or take over a game. I remember saying back then if he had Quincy Acy's desire to win he'd be a superstar. There were so many time where it looked like he was just happy to be out there instead of striving to be the best player on the floor.
Yeah it's over for this dikkhead.


). If Patrick Patterson and Channing Frye can make it as guys that just run the floor and hit 3s, then he deserves a shot too IMO.
