Zion Griffin progress

CloneGuy8

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I think he has the potential to be a poor mans Melvin Ejim. Like I said earlier in this thread, he's just buried on the depth chart, but I think he'll be a nice player for us next year.
 

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I think he has the potential to be a poor mans Melvin Ejim. Like I said earlier in this thread, he's just buried on the depth chart, but I think he'll be a nice player for us next year.

Guy has some serious hops. On one of his dunks early in the year, I was actually shocked because I assumed a lay in based on where he caught it, but he just went straight up effortlessly and hammered it home. I think he's got a pretty high upside, and I think it will start to show next year.
 
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We've got a lot of guys who would have played some serious minutes on some previous (and pretty salty) Iowa State teams who are just stuck at the back of the bench.
 
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Dingus

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Zion has shown good energy when he's been in.

However, for the year 81% of his shots have been 3's. While I expect 3's to be a part of his offensive game, that seems way too high.
 
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From my understanding Zion is very comparable to Ejim as a Frosh. Only difference is Ejim was forced to play on a bad team. Zion is able to develop behind better players. Zion also played the post in HS due to him being the biggest guy on the team. From what I read during his recruitment he didn't play a ton of AAU so wasn't able to develop a ton of wing experience. He will be a nice guy to have on the roster. It is a good thing to have guys that need time to develop and will be 4 year guys. Prohm has shown he can develop players.
 

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