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(06-04-2019 08:12 AM)skyblade Wrote:  Jaevin was a star at a Oakland. But his bread and butter is as a spot up 3 point shooter. Three point shooting is easier to carry over than Slashing because threes are generally more open shots. With Jarron drawing the defensive focus, Jaevin may actually have any easier time getting open looks at UC. Defensively he's athletic enough to do well at UC's level, though he won't be a great defender.

He isn't going to average 17 a game but I think Jaevin is a candidate to have a huge impact. People look at the rates but it's hard to shoot at a high rate when you're shooting a high volume. He shot 40% while firing 8 3's a game. I saw a scout quote from Jeff Goodman saying Jaeving was a great shooter with deep range. Assuming he's playing with McNeal and Jarron you've got a point guard who was a great distributor last year and one of the best passing off guards in the country. If Jaevin is as good as the scout said and as good as his numbers indicate I could see him shooting well over 40% and us being really scary with those three and Tre. Then you have options of going small Keith or Prince or bringing in Sorolla and going big. Really exciting options.