How College Basketball Hid Donovan Mitchell And Kyle Kuzma's Talent

[@Baobab1993]

Next can you do a video on how the NBA hid Ryan Hollins' talent?

[@themohas3243]

Nah should be: How Ryan Hollins hides his own NBA talent every day he's on ESPN

[@coolboygoldi]

What talent

[@howarddavis3517]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣nigga

[@cydonianmomentum3268]

There wasn’t none to even hide to begin with.

[@undr8edchris]

He was too good so they had to get rid of him

[@helloson1296]

Sees good players being underrated Can you hear me shaking my head Edit: thanks for all of the likes

[@flyingmixtape9184]

Hello Son 🤣🤣

[@TheSCIOnce]

Evidence for the kids out there that coaching/system matters in how players are utilized

[@malikanthony1149]

You do know you're talking about two of some the greatest basketball players of all time.

[@wordtoyobamawhatsbrakingni4572]

Hey Mister DJ ok but did you not see this video and how the college level was screwing mitchell? I was getting mad for him. And Michael would’ve spassed out on his teammates for the lack of spacing in the NBA

[@TheProfEddy]

speaking abt system, kawhi in spurs come to mind?

[@anthonynorman7545]

@@TheProfEddy what about it?

[@gaawartuom4319]

TheProfEddy lol irrelevant

[@nelsondoton9348]

You just lowered every ncaa center’s draft stock 😂

[@ricosuave953]

I mean kuzma was doing the same shit to his teammates that the Louisville guys were doing to Mitchell.

[@nelsondoton9348]

@@ricosuave953 well he didn't take bad shots like Donovan's teammates did. But thats not the point.

[@rangabusi]

Its bad playcall if the coach can't tell his big men to get out the lane. Its like they don't understand how to run pin downs or rolls. They could learn to set high screens because it opens up a lot of space. It could give a driving lane to the guard. Or potentially a pull back and dish to the rolling big man. It doesn't slow down plays and gives you plenty of options. Its a mystery as to why college teams don't try it.

[@poggersplayer69]

@@rangabusi Pitino doesn't make bad play calls

[@itsantone8262]

@@poggersplayer69 Every coach does at some point

[@jomoro2400]

*looks at the video title* Damn coach, this looks like a really interesting video

[@chivalrous_chevy1163]

Jo Mo Ro , I know, Coach Nick really outdid himself.

[@piotrekzprod]

Damn right

[@jedibro95]

This is infuriating to watch and I'm not a coach or player in college or the NBA

[@jedibro95]

@Preston F I'm a huge person on spacing and movement in a basketball game or games and watching Donovan Mitchell with what he dealt with makes me upset as a "student of the game" I guess is the best way I could put it

[@ethanennis8]

Emile from Rosegate Jeskaibro95 Yeah I was a big fan of his at Louisville and I knew he was going to be good (not this good, I thought he could peak at 20 ppg if he got lucky), but it was frustrating watching games knowing his talent

[@mydogsnameislucy768]

@jaydexe I mean I just watch the NCAA tournament. It's always great.

[@jedibro95]

@jaydexe Im the same way like idc if you are amazing in college I care about if you can do it consistently in the NBA because we've seen so many examples of players who were amazing in college but turn out to be flops *cough* Andrew Wiggins *cough*

[@jedibro95]

@@ethanennis8 I don't follow college players like that so I had no idea what he was like in college but these highlights from this makes me upset to watch because I like slashing types of players in the NBA and to see guys not give them proper spacing when they're trying to drive is annoying and frustrating to see

[@gamezstaastudios8588]

NBA scouting is poor plus the media only hypes like 2 or 3 players and forgets about all the hiddens gems.

[@jamarjones3816]

They should also make more teams

[@Honovi007]

Once again, college fails to prepare students for the real world.

[@lilbabo2875]

@@abakella idk bout kuzma

[@Head_Turnah]

Glad I wasn’t the only one who thought this. Many coaches rarely adjust their offense to suit top recruits, holding them back in their development.

[@eloyrobles3873]

exactly duke is a good example of this most the time their whole bench would be stars on another team

[@ricky100593]

$100 says you don't even watch college basketball except for march madness

[@ray-ft6ko]

when your so early that its 360p

[@longjump08]

This also shows in part why so many college coaches fail as NBA coaches

[@TheProfEddy]

bill donovan comes to mind? hahahahaha

[@longjump08]

@jaydexe agreed. Coach K and Calipari are two of the most overrated coaches today. Coach K used to be good with developing talent but these last few years he's just sitting and watching like a fan. Roy William's I believe is the beat coach in college right now because he does more with less

[@longjump08]

@@TheProfEddy I think the referendum on Billy will be revealed this season. He's been handcuffed by westbrick for a few seasons now. I actually think he was scared of him.

[@TheProfEddy]

@@longjump08 scared of westbrook because russ looks like a ninja turtle who will cut him to pieces?? XDD Donovan does reminds me of Fred Hoiberg. Quiet guys. I think yeah maybe they are scared of their star players or rather doesnt want to be confrontational with them.

[@10secviolation]

not really, billy donovan spaced the floor when he got to the nba unlike college coaches lol.

[@rell0778]

People are gonna ask this when they all of a sudden see Rui Hachimura balling out next season

[@cosmicwarrior1857]

yung jester he was hyped up in college lol

[@rell0778]

@@cosmicwarrior1857 He arguably had more doubters. That's why people said Wizards were reaching picking him at 9 and said they draft losers. Meanwhile, he's currently is balling out at FIBA

[@amagic2319]

Watch out for Hachimura and Alexander-Walker on the Pels👀

[@amagic2319]

Arjun Akella I know, I meant watch out for Hachimura on the Wiz and Alexander-Walker on the Pels lol

[@iVince905]

yung jester will see about that, I like the kid but the wizards coaching staff is somewhat of a toss up

[@atomaalatonal]

he has an almost perfect and nice shooting form.

[@ky5059]

Donavan right?

[@tonyborum7793]

@@ky5059 kuzma's new shot release is wet af

[@YunisRajab]

@@tonyborum7793 eww

[@ibrahimmohammad5568]

Tony Borum wtf does that even mean

[@tonyborum7793]

@@ibrahimmohammad5568 dont worry about it if you dont hoop LOL

[@LuckyLuca2]

Coach can you do more fiba game analysis

[@etienneditolve1567]

I just hope talented players will start playing in Europe after HS instead of going to college, where they'll get paid and where they will unleash their full potential before going to the NBA.

[@simon_patterson]

Yep, and Australia too.

[@BluTrevFIFA]

European leagues misuse their star young players more than college. Look at Porzingis' numbers he had in Europe.

[@Readytogo11111]

brandon jennings say hi to you

[@bevynprasad7773]

Melo one of the ones paving the way.

[@georockmann7113]

European pro teams rarely give young guys the playing time they need. So college is probably better than europe

[@thatguythatdoesstuff7448]

Ok, hindsight is 20/20. If he had a terrible rookie season, this video wouldn't exist. Find the hidden talent NOW and predict the next rookie to have a breakout season. Post THAT video.

[@nolanlivingston7371]

exactly, this could be the case for Kuzma because played at Utah lol. But for Mitchell, you can't hide in the ACC and everyone in Louisville knew he was gone halfway thru the year.

[@NBodu66]

Coach this is called an hindsight bias. When we look into the passedwe tend to see evidences that the futur was predictable, when it fact it was not, because futur is unpredictable. I really think you are overanalyzing on this one.

[@coffeyallday]

I'm just here for the dragging of Rick Pitino.

[@coffeyallday]

@Dirt Law502 you would be wrong. Mitchell's last season was also Pitino's last season. Also Pitino thought Mitchell wasn't ready for the NBA and needed to return for his Junior year.

[@poggersplayer69]

Pitino's a goat

[@crazymonk3y1298]

I think romeo Langford will do something similar to Mitchell or kuzma and score easy

[@stefanotano4639]

Lacking defense.. but solid scorer for sure

[@tulstra]

@@stefanotano4639 Kuzma isn't exactly the greatest defender and Mitchell would probably look worse defensively if he weren't with the jazz

[@stefanotano4639]

@@tulstra thats true, but romeo langford just seemed like he was lost on defense every time I watched him play. In my opinion Kuzma and Mitchell had a much better defensive mindset entering the nba. They at least had decent foundations on defense. I think Langford needs to really work on his defensive awareness to be able to convince any coach that he can play for 20-25 minutes and show the NBA what he can do like Kuzma and Mitchell were able to do.

[@stefanotano4639]

@@tulstra with all that being said. The sky is the limit for him. His triple threat game is elite from what I remember. Hes got this smooth way about how he plays too. Incredible ability to both slow down the game and build momentum whenever he wants on offense.

[@fabolousninenine30]

I think Coaching Systems are underrated. Look at Kawhi Leoanrd. If he wanted to, he would average 30 a game with ease.

[@masterwindss2544]

Coach pop is a goat coach tho

[@danieljones21]

Andrew I beat you to watching the video, get good kid

[@matthewconcepcion4700]

Suck it, Andrew

[@K_D_A]

Daniel Jones Andrew step your game up if you’re reading this

[@robertdesollar641]

Yeah,Andrew!

[@Jay2K_SZN]

Keeps saying all he can do is just take a bad shot Me: or he can just pass

[@truthmanifestingtruth]

Into a clogged lane? No, you still need spacing and when the defense collapses to help then he can pass. You can’t pass it when everybody on both teams is standing in the same vicinity. It’s better to take a bad shot than to risk a steal for someone else taking a bad shot. There’s still much for you to learn.✌🏾

[@BScottPhotography15]

Both of them involve the state Utah

[@25AInMR25]

For Mitchell spacing seems the most important. Being a bit undersized but really explosive (especially laterally), the open lanes are absolutely necessary for him to score off drives. He is working on managing tighter spaces (midpost, pick n roll pulluo and stuff) but it probably will never be his strongest suit. Find a way to give him space, he is a much tougher cover.

[@jordanmackay6746]

Agreed. Can't wait to see him with Conley and Bogdan

[@crisaracon7379]

Mitchell biggest problem was how to use body contact he relied heavily on space and PnR which isn't good as he can't create much separation against elite defense/defenders just like what happened against Houston. If he can score in tight spaces then he will be superstar coz he already had speed, athleticism and shooting.

[@doublea422]

This made me sad seeing Favors who won’t be in utah...

[@Benjofresh]

The video every Utah fan wanted to see! I was at the U of U all 3 years Kuzma was there and never would have guessed he'd even be an NBA starter. Also, I think Kuzma's outside struggles had A LOT to do with the fact that he would get benched the second he missed a 3 pointer every time for 3 straight years

[@jamarig955]

Damn it’s like Ray Spalding didn’t want them to get buckets😂

[@JohnDoe-df8bj]

Now Kyle Kuzma has to hide them cheeks from Dwight Howard.

[@deandrepage1048]

To choose Kyle Kuzma out of all of the Lakers players is silly. The only Young Core Player Kobe Bryant took time out to work out with during the summertime: No summer workout with Josh Hart. No summer workout with Brandon Ingram. No summer workout with Lonzo Ball. Lebron James used Kyle Kuzma more off backdoor cuts.

[@deandrepage1048]

@@abakella You having gay thoughts, wish it was you instead of Kuzma. 😀😀😀

[@SHAFTMOSLEY]

🤣🤣😂😂

[@MrBasketballbean]

I’d be interested to see what you think of Carsen Edwards’ game translating and how he was “hidden” at Purdue. Obviously remains to be seen if he can play at the next level, but Summer League certainly suggests it.

[@zay1521]

The truth is they had Kuzma playing like a big instead of utilizing him as a sf....

[@BP-jf9nb]

The AI logic on the NBA 2K series has been programmed after reviewing a million plus hours of College basketball footage.

[@msh104utube]

I feel like I'm qualified to coach a D1 college team after watching @BBALLBREAKDOWN videos.

[@deandrepage1048]

That's the purpose of this video. 😀😀😀😀 Every JOE FAN thinks he is just as good a coach as Rick Pitino, Hall of Famer.

[@manuginobilishair5662]

@@deandrepage1048 I bet I could get more prostitutes

[@lakers1702]

It’s because in college players don’t play as a team. Everyone is trying to get theirs. Being a college legend doesn’t matter as much as it does to play in the nba. Getting paid to play in the nba honestly matter to players than winning in college. Getting their stats is all that matter so players will try to post or shoot threes or score efficiently.

[@movementman9777]

With all this said, are there any relatively unheard of guys you really like?

[@yujiakweh]

Alvin Robertson

[@tagtheroller]

Christian Wood

[@jamarjones3816]

And because college coaches don’t want you to shoot that much unless you can hit it 40% of the time

[@mr.d3916]

this is the summary of the video

[@chucknola484]

1:06 - 1:16 That was so smooth. All I can say is WOW!

[@kevinp665]

These college coaches haven’t changed their system in two decades because they won the championship one time back in the 90s using it. It hinders the modern day players today that should be encouraged to shoot the long ball and open up the game more. Syracuse is a great case study to show how basketball looked in the 80s

[@Turk_2023]

It`s still about talent.... When cuse had melo and Warrick they won with that style

[@Turk_2023]

Another issue is the long ass shot clocks in NCAA.... it`s better now, at 30 instead of 35, but you still have to run the clock down... Knocking 25 seconds off the clock on every possession is a strategy, and depending on defense to win the game.

[@bballbreakdown]

Great point!!

[@TrueHoodEnt]

The extension of the 3 point line and spacing makes the biggest difference in my opinion

[@seventyfive7597]

1. College didn't have your hindsight 2. College was right about Kuzma, inefficient, unimpressive defense, and less than mediocre passer 3. And I don't even like colleges

[@carterking710]

Russ Westbrook breakdown in college. He was 154th ranked his year, but the Thunder drafted him 4th. How’d they know?

[@vcuheel1464]

BBALLBREAKDOWN: “I know you may not like it, but there’s no such thing as a moving screen in the NBA.” LOL

[@anubis4032]

Im wasting my talent because im always ineligible for highschool ball, this year is my last year with no highschool basketball experience you think i still can make it?

[@DRIZO___999]

kingJames :/ Kawhi go hard in class and hoop yo ass off

[@XcocomocoX]

Trust me, you’ll regret not doing it after you graduate. Good luck kid

[@theconnaisseur]

The part I don’t get is by 7th grade they have u shooting on 10 foot nets with nba 3 point lines. And then when u become an adult they push the line back. Legit makes 0 sensw

[@deandrepage1048]

Is that why Brandon Ingram lost his confidence, shooting NBA 3-pointers? 😞😞😞 Low Volume 3-point shooter: 31----3-pointers made in his 3rd season. 41---3-pointers made in Ingram's 2nd season. 55----3-pointers made in Ingram's rookie season.

[@Turk_2023]

They need to push NBA back, and make college what NBA is now

[@mxp6725]

People don’t understand good scorers in college will be even better in the NBA. People questioned if Trae young would be good in the league even tho he was the leading scorer and assist leader. College there’s more double teams, press, and zone that will make the best player give the ball up. Skill translates better than athleticism because everyone in the NBA is athletic. Just because you dominate in college doesn’t mean you’ll dominate the NBA true but skilled guys usually have longer careers than athletic ones

[@darkraine2646]

How the nba hid scalabrine's talent up next

[@joeingram1]

Coach Nick is a basketball genius

[@benharding3179]

it isn’t a talent to shoot a heap of shots

[@jackduncan1802]

🔥 *just can live without basketball* 1:14 🔥💙💕 👇💙

[@papaturc1146]

Doesn’t look like kyle Kuzma has any talent

[@BluTrevFIFA]

The reason a lot of college teams are obsessed with the low post with their bigs is because a lot of time these teams don't have bigs that can shoot. Louisville that year played two bigs together that could defend very well but couldn't shoot the ball outside 5 feet, and they didn't really have anyone off the bench who could come in at the 4 spot who could shoot. If you stick them in the corner the other team will just leave them and sit in the paint, especially since there isn't a defensive 3 seconds call in college.

[@Biggmofo]

test Do you remember the time when the bulls traded Oakley for Cartwright and it totally changed their offense? Oakley was able to space the floor because he had a nice midrange game and Cartwright was just standing in the paint all the time basically nullified Jordan’s easy way to the basket. But when you’re talented or hardworking like Jordan you can go with whatever is given to you.

[@Matthew-yu2td]

This man has the smoothest transitioning of promoting the sponsors😂😂

[@djaznballa2324]

To be fair, Donovan Mitchell should’ve set his man up better on the pindowns and probably should’ve came off them a little tighter

[@arthurpaul9045]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 *beautifull play* 1:11 💯💖 👇 👇 👇 👇💓

[@phothewin6019]

I've always wondered how great players could sometimes be drafted so low/late. Like, when you watch them now, it's like, how did scouts miss that, you know? I know there are some situations where it's kinda unavoidable (like talent just blossoming with age), but damn lol.

[@phothewin6019]

@D'Tāh TeVï Scouts JUST watch highlights? Lol, where are you getting this from? This take seems like a fundamental misunderstanding of what scouts actually do. You know they actually go to games and watch them, right? You know they consistently follow prospects and go over the film, right? If you have a source for "they just watch highlights," I'd love to see it.

[@ChirpyXC]

You have to look at more than just their talent in college, look more that their work ethic

[@andyvelasquez9488]

Mitchell also eliminated an OKC team with 3 allstars his rookie year and they actually gave ROTY to Simmons a player who can't even shoot!!!

[@yvans.]

Beside shooting Ben do everything better than Mitchell knock it off

[@kingklassic3522]

Kuzma gon be an 18 ppg 5ast 7 rbs type player next year. Light skin odom.

[@KingKofi01]

College bball is all about the coaches and their systems. The NBA is all about talent. That's the difference. If LeBron had went to college, his coach would have put him in a motion offense instead of putting him in isolation and just punishing the defense. Granted he would've saw a lot more zones and no one would play him straight up. Same thing with Zion. Teams just packed the paint and forced the offense to run motion. He'll get single coverage and a lot more space to dominate in the NBA.

[@hazzelnut28]

He looks like dame , plays like dame

[@biglordebunnyrabbit627]

SPACE. There is no room in college. And the way Kuzma played in college, no on could’ve predicted how good he would be in the league

[@nnamdi602]

So basically the college game is a hinderance in today's game... Got it.

[@6666666662]

Respectfully, I'm calling BS. Monday morning QB. You can never know unless they're a sure thing.

[@versatillion15]

Charles Allen so does the footage not matter lol at least with mitchell

[@alexrobinson7127]

coach next time you go to one of those scout seminars, just tell them that they consistently miss nba starts because they are still stuck in the 90s with their infatuation of big men... tell me, why in the world would anyone in 2018 take a C E N T E R with the first overall pick?? even worse, the pick is abysmal at defense of all things!!!! unswitchable on defense lol but yea, that first sentence will save you x amount of time

[@KorniKen]

Nobody hid them. Media narratives killed their talent hype

[@ema2kolfiz828]

Great video Coach! Can you do a similar one to highlight why great euroleague players had no similar success in NBA like Sergio Rodriguez, De Colo or Teodosic?

[@robertmcphail1464]

I call BS. "He has nothing to do but pull up for a tough jumper." How about passing to that big man who flashed into the post? There is a novel idea. Biggest difference between college and NBA? Team basketball.

[@AJstop10swatchit]

The thumbnail looks like someone maxed out the height of one player on NBA 2K

[@andymanalo86]

I don’t believe in anything you said! That’s why you’re not coaching in nba👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

[@Dakiller1243]

If u can analyze that, why dont you make a bideo of players who you think will be the steals of the draft

[@jayount]

Travel @ 0:58 ? 👀

[@zianvalderrama2465]

another great analysis and breakdown coach

[@roberthall1818]

Tyler herro great example the man was doing great things in the summer legue that he could not do in college

[@Johnrap]

He was picked in the first round of the NBA Draft. How hidden is that?

[@joelmadlansacay904]

By picking fultz first and ball second

[@Johnrap]

@@joelmadlansacay904 More of hype jobs being exposed than gems being hidden, but, yeah, something was off there.

[@dark_winter8238]

He would be drafted 1st in the draft if it was done today. He was also only drafted as high as he was because of defense.

[@jonthebomb4793]

Them Louisville post players jus had me sooooooo salty I swear

[@CadChamberlain]

kyle kuzma not even that good 💀💀💀💀

[@matthewconcepcion4700]

He's a lot better than pick #27 in the draft, though. The video is about hidden gems in the draft that were overlooked, not necessarily about superstar talents

[@deandrepage1048]

We have watched Kyle Kuzma play defense for the Lakers for 2 years, horrible. 😞😞😞 Can't hide that.

[@ronjie]

Hey coach, you talked about being frustrated about how clogged the middle is with the big men posting up, etc. What should the big men be doing (I guess, other than doing a PnR)? Should they be waiting beyond the arc and get ready to catch and shoot a 3?

[@Pillowd]

College is more congested because the three point line is so close

[@kylethomas2993]

And no defensive 3 second call

[@deandrepage1048]

Back to my Lakers. 😀😀😀 This is not the Young Core Narrative anymore. WIN-NOW MODE means a SPOT-UP SHOOTER IS MANDATORY. If it's not Kyle Kuzma, so what ??? Lakers are KUZMA-PROOF. 😀😀😀 Lakers signed 5 veterans shooters. If Kuzma is shooting 30% for 3-pointers again like last season, things are different from last year. Danny Green as multiple Championship Ring holder is 1 of those 5 veteran SPOT-UP SHOOTER.

[@howarddavis3517]

Bro how is u selling Allen Iverson merch🤔 that shyt not what's up💯

[@jamarig955]

Never liked Mahmoud either. Besides a few blocks here and there. What else did he provide

[@deandrepage1048]

I was so upset with Carmelo Anthony during the Phil Jackson days. 😞😞😞 I have used Triangle Offense in my own coaching days, Carmelo Anthony was perfect for those Michael Jordan sweet spots in the System. He was listening to OUTSIDE FORCES and made it a macho thing. You don't have to robotic, you just have to learn the Triangle Offense and find your strengths in it. San Antonio Spurs and Utah Jazz run plenty of Triangle Offense "actions" because Quinn Snyder used to be the G-League head coach for the San Antonio Spurs.

[@deont6ywild9r84]

Experts can't see nothing before casual fans, but afterwards, "this is why I could have known"... Useless. Speak before it's obvious for everybody. When it's too late, it's worthless. Experts...

[@hunchomamba8098]

PEDS also help

[@theOnyFUFU]

Can you do a video of how Lonzo was OVERRATED by scouts coming into the league? There were at least 4 guys picked behind him that had better rookie and sophomore years (Tatum, Mitchell, Fox, and Kuzma).

[@seeehorn]

Coach Nick, I HATE to disagree with you but this video has a 'Monday Morning Quarterback' feel to it because you are discussing how all the scouts missed on Donovan Mitchell and Kyle Kuzma AFTER they exceeded expectations as NBA players. All the scouting and research in the world can't predict the motivation/work ethic/perseverance of a player when he gets to the NBA. But I get the point of the video, you wanted to see how the scouts could be so wrong about those 2 and you give in-depth analysis of how it happened. As always, your detailed analysis is way better than the HOT FAKE TAKES you get on ESPN and FS1 Do you think the zone defenses that are allowed in college basketball also restricted the ability of both players(especially Donovan Mitchell)? Also, Louisville had very good players on the teams with Donovan Mitchell, and they hung their hat on shutting down teams defensively under Rick Pitino, not offensive explosiveness so they weren't going to have 1 player taking a lot of shots and averaging 20+PPG. A final point on Donovan Mitchell is, Utah had just lost Gordon Hayward to free agency, so they needed someone to fill the scoring void. Donovan Mitchell was the guy to do it, he landed in a perfect situation as a rookie. I'm assuming Quinn Snyder saw D.Mitchell's athleticism, shooting and ability to get to the basket during the rookie summer league or when Utah started training camp, and knew he had to feature D.Mitchell in the offense.

[@KoiAquaponics]

Bullshit, this is what they called hindsight is 20/20. This type of evaluation can be done for any player.

[@Dejuan4980]

Pitino held his talent back for Louisville!!! Pitino always did his players like that. I'm from Louisville

[@Don2Boxeo]

College basketball is going to die in about 10 years. These athletes are just going to play overseas like Lamelo Ball & RJ Hampton. They want MONEY.

[@jeremykaufman4147]

Wow.... horrible video if I'm being honest. Anyone who knows anything about basketball knows that spacing is the difference. Also a lot irrelevant stuff being talked about here.

[@joshhumphries5707]

Man do I know what it’s like to not have any room to be able to drive. Our paint was always clogged. One center in the paint. PF who floated through the paint and midrange. No where to go.

[@issacsanchez3764]

Kuz reminds me of Matt Barnes

[@CrystalisDota]

u will surpass ESPN in 1 year. 100%

[@alfredp9754]

College basketball didn't hide these two gems. Its all Lavar or the media's fault for focusing too much on Lonzo. Even Coach Nick also hyped them up.

[@SHAFTMOSLEY]

Hindsight

[@austin78993]

It's easy to score in the NBA with this modern spacing. Next time you doubt if guys from the 80s and 90s could play in the modern NBA, remember that they were finishing in traffic not like Mitchell is struggling with here.

[@theaterxremix]

One went to Louisville and the other went to Utah, compared to big names going to colleges the likes of Duke, UNC, Etc.

[@jaysonmakalintulad4514]

Dude, you are doing this IN HINDSIGHT. If you really are good at scouting and that you’ve realized these things before they emerged in the NBA, then you should have made a video that showed them that they would be stars in the nba. So don’t try to act like you’re some smart genius that saw everything before it unfolded.

[@tobiaspowell4516]

Because we are looking for Lebrons and Giannas’s. We arent looking for guys who just hoop anymore.

[@PlatinumState]

This is monday morning quarterbacking at its finest. They turned out good, could've turned out trash but since they turned out good I'll make this video. You never know how a player is gonna develop in the NBA. A lot of college stars turned out busts or couldnt even make it past summer league