WHAT A NBA PLAYER LOOKS LIKE AGAINST NORMAL HOOPERS!

[@imanisvision]

lmk what yall wanna see more of & im on it!

[@alienleads]

Looks like a nice little warm up.

[@DanielBanks-tt4qu]

Every move wants to go left. .

[@juliusbyers4188]

More passing to teammates 😅

[@Jerry9taile]

Workouts and move tutorials and different reads

[@Mdub3997]

The people you're playing against are the people that say "NBA players don't know the fundamentals of basketball! But this guy that I play with at the Y (you) Man, he can make it to the league!!!!"

[@worth-ec3ho]

this man is a 74 rated in 2k averaging 4.3 ppg and he's still absolutely destroying them, really shows that there's levels in basketball

[@theratingguy5659]

partly because of the bad coacing staff

[@mmmmmmm81622]

You’re pretty much right, but the 2k rating example was kinda pointless since 2k gives a lot of players BS overalls

[@MuswellMunky]

2K is largely meaningless. Dude is in the L, he's going to kill in open runs whilst playing at 50%.

[@قرفص]

Wait a guy whose job is to play basketball is better than people with a regular job no way 🥶🥶🥶

[@ishowspeedplug2845]

I mean 2k rating barely matters when u not getting that much playing time they just give u basic shit

[@smashbro2871]

"I'm closer to Lebron then you are to me."

[@XDrake-kq2fg]

Iconic line

[@steezbully]

It’s facts fr

[@John-oo6px]

ofc they're closer to 6 finals losses and being carried by superteams than any of us

[@smashbro2871]

@@John-oo6px 🫵😂

[@gothbossbaby]

@@John-oo6px way to expose yourself as a dumbass with this reply lmfao

[@phoomphgaming5538]

One thing I love about pros of any kind is how effortless they make their game look, poetry in motion is a real thing

[@zebra7578]

Yeah, it's something im trying to replicate as a footballer. When the game is effortless to you, your style changes

[@linusoppenheimer5571]

Dude I've played w one nba player (Ty Jerome, not even sure he's in the league anymore and averaged like 3 ppg at best) while he was in the league in a random pickup game. He basically told us he couldn't/wouldn't go too hard before and cooked everyone the entire game with maybe 3 moves while pretty much walking. Keep in mind he's not a crazy athlete or anything; he's literally my height (6'3) and pretty skinny. It was just that literally every shot went in, literally every move was perfect, and literally every step he took was to the exact right spot. People don't understand how good NBA players really are.

[@mcmerry2846]

I played Schröder in Europe, was a fair match

[@ballislife9924]

​@@mcmerry2846 He wasn't nearly as good in Europe. He really developed in the following years.

[@UneducatedGeologist]

I was a 6'2" HS swingman. Played college ball. Came up against Quinn Snyder and Eldredge Recasner (late 80s), two guys that were D1 stars and had little impact in NBA. They were basically unstoppable in pick up games with average to good players. Its insane to think of the level NBA players are.

[@KBiz801]

Yeah he on the Cavs right now. Injured currently and has only played in 2 games this season.

[@lukemacofficial]

he was a first round pick and averaged over 10ppg in his best year. Not that bad at all even for NBA

[@icydom_]

it just shows how big of a difference there is between the NBA and others. Like you barely see this guy doing something on the NBA court and then he comes to a random gym and just can do whatever he wants

[@KingDavi1998]

It just shows how big of a difference in anthleticism. Bro is playing randoms. Ofc he can't do the same thing in the NBA with the best athletes in the world

[@VENGEFULHEXX]

When you 6'7 and athletic and playing your whole life then I'd expect nothing less. Once you got like '4 or more over your comp then you're unstoppable.

[@tomevers6670]

@@VENGEFULHEXXthe thing is most humans think they’re closer to the top than they really are. They have no idea how far their skills are.. there needs to be a reality check

[@invisible7355]

​@tomevers6670 Facts, I've never player against nba players, but I played high school ball with 2 D1 guys one plays for the Oregon Ducks and I learned how big the gap was real quick. When they transfered to my high school I went from starting and averaging 18-8-5 to the bench and getting destroyed every practice lol. Couldnt guard them fr, just a different level. Teams would come watch us play just to show their players what pro prospects looked like and the level they were at

[@VENGEFULHEXX]

@@tomevers6670 mainly because they're good or decent for people that don't do it for a living nor have a possibility of doing it professionally at an elite level.

[@thentropist4707]

6 foot 7 with a guard like handle, shot, and passing attribute but still gets almost no minutes. Shows how crazy the nba is.

[@sjohnson8583]

Gets no minutes because he missed those two jumpers. nba is brutal these days if you can’t make EVERY shot. He has a great work ethic, I’m sure he will keep improving his shot and start getting more and more minutes over the next couple years.

[@_nik]

eh, my guy is optimistic and too kind.

[@mcmerry2846]

not really, there are NBA players who went overseas and failed miserably because they were bad

[@willistokes1347]

His Handle still needs some working though

[@nyptbfan]

⁠this. and it shows even in this pickup game.

[@Dafuq-v8j]

Must feel good to be like Giannis for a change

[@DHILLA-yz4rx]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@MattValin-l7l]

He's gonna force his pickup team to pick his brother?

[@tristiandavis6852]

He’s closer to Giannis than they are to him

[@divideandmultiply]

I imagine someone like Giannis, LeBron or Zion on a drive could put one of these guys in hospital, no joke. It's crazy how big the difference is between NBA stars and lower professional or college level players. Let alone NBA stars vs good normal hoopers.

[@ethans5198]

@@MattValin-l7l the thing is Thanasis was drafted in 2015 while Giannis on 2013, Giannis was only 2 years in the NBA and clearly not a star yet. Meaning Thanasis was drafted because of his skill. Just being drafted by an NBA team means you are better than a million basketball players out there.. now those pick up game players on the gym are part of the millions..

[@DibbzTV]

There’s a huge difference when you do something for a profession than just a hobby.

[@pheesh9141]

they did that thing as a hobby first.... they were just so extremely good at it that they could turn it into a paying job, beating out hundreds of millions people to be the top 0.001% skill level at that hobby :).

[@ogposer]

@@pheesh9141yea, he needed to be most skillful 6'7 guy around. How many 6'7 people you know?😂

[@pheesh9141]

@@ogposer More than a couple, and they play bball but nothing approaching that ability. Anyway, you seem to be hinting that it's natural gifts that determines it, while the person I was responding to seemed to be hinting that it's because they take it seriously vs a casual hobby. Truth is in the middle, you of course need both to make it :)

[@johnt7776]

lol if it was that easy….so you saying if you played hoops as a profession you’d be playing in the nba now?

[@ethanwalker7320]

This made me realise how important thinking about where my feet are is. He looks so effortless because he’s catching those little moments where the defender just follows him without thinking which often leaves they’re feet off balance. Most of his crossovers happens while the defender is either in the air or only one foot on the ground.

[@ethanwalker7320]

Just also wanted to note how on a lot of his impressive plays the defense looks like they just gave up. Like the mentality of seeing someone so much better than you you don’t even try your best. Not Tryna hate on this guy at all. Just taking notes on how I could improve my own game

[@olimercer835]

i like this@@ethanwalker7320

[@Set_Your_Handlle]

Length really does a lot for you: his crossovers and his fakes aren't really fakes, they're actual moves that he pulls out of because his reach is just that long. Hard to defend when he's controlling your direction just by swinging his arms side to side

[@IRequireMedication]

Like a boxer counter punching. He allows you to commit, then reacts off of that.

[@Caleb6000]

Marcus Smart spoke about this. Whenever the defender's feet get off the ground, they attack.

[@JNJ1014]

Played in a men's league pickup hockey game one Friday night. Retired NHLer came through, was a legit SCRUB on an avg pro team. Absolutely WAXED us, effortlessly scored at will. Pro athletes aren't human.

[@samsun01]

You were just lazy as a kid, son. THIS is the power of compounding over long periods of time. It ain't magic, son.

[@JNJ1014]

@@samsun01 Nobody said it was magic BRO. It's luck at some point as a youth, typically resulting in big jump in skill & surpassing your peers, followed by said abilities compounding at a sufficient rate until you're skilled enough to be a pro. Alternatively, you could also simply be born genetically superior like Joel Embiid who didn't start basketball until 15 but was a 1st round draft pick within 5 years. Magic, no. Worth spending time pursuing if you lack the requisite natural physical gifts & especially if you possess intellectual gifts? Absolutely not.

[@samsun01]

@@JNJ1014OK fair points bro. Steph changed the game of basketball, so clowns like Joel Embiid won't matter much in due time in the era of "touch fouls" (anyone can get inside the paint easy). It's all about mastering the fundamentals first, talent or no talent. In the NBA, everyone has talent, so guys like Steph are utilizing concepts that Mamba figured out eons ago, which is put in the 'investment' in your training (there are tiers of quality to training but that's another topic), you will compound it at a much faster rate which no one, talent or not, can catch up. Black Mamba proved it. He wasn't much of a 'talent' in NBA standards, not TMac or Vince.

[@JNJ1014]

@@DonVito_ What'd you play, USHL or NAHL? Either way, you're in the 1% of 1% of all people who play hockey if you play Junior A, and the super elite of those 1% play pro. But I agree, I know kids in the USHL who'd wax any men's league.

[@jovanny4763]

Marjon was not holding nothing back ☠️☠️☠️

[@Loquacious_Jackson]

Ebonics

[@bmomosaik]

what? he was basically walking down the court... did he even run once>?

[@robmangeri777]

The difference in the quality of movement is almost beautiful to watch. Awesome contrast video!

[@Syrin23]

This is a reminder that even the WORST NBA player is one of the best bball players in the world.

[@mcmerry2846]

just a reminder, any decent No NBA hooper would destroy these hoopers.

[@JenniferMoll-w5j]

Buddy he’s definitely not the worst NBA player check your words bud

[@Syrin23]

@@JenniferMoll-w5j Buddy, focus on reading comprehension before telling me to watch my words. NO WHERE did I say that this guy is the worst player in the league. The actual WORDS MATTER. But this guy who is far from a top tier NBA player yet dominates these guys. The worst player in the league would do the same. Before you get triggered next time, try some critical reading.

[@akquattro5]

@@Syrin23 yea it's kinda been said a million times already, stfu

[@FlockofSmeagles]

@@Syrin23 You need to work on your grammar. Your use of syntax is more important than his ability to comprehend what you're saying. You left it wide open to interpretation. If you didn't want people to infer that you were speaking on that player specifically. You should have stated that directly. You didn't, you made a direct statement on a video that is specifically centered around one player. That's the frame, and you are operating inside of it. Sit down, stupido.

[@tomcooper6108]

Was at a 3 on 3 tourney and watch a former NBA guard play against normal Joe's. It was the unwaisted movement that stood out. Not the height. Beautiful to watch.

[@jesusfollower0717]

to give marjon credit dude was a first round pick and worked his ass off. these regulars are light work lol

[@ogposer]

It's light work when he taller than everyone on the court, gets professional coaching and care

[@xum0007]

@@ogposer he sauced so many guys his size, and there was some funky looking whites guys there who were like 6'10 and taller than him

[@jameelmorton6962]

Crazy that a lot of the other players there are also good college or overseas players too. Just shows the level of separation between NBA players and other hoopers.

[@ok10.]

this is a bench player (end of the bench) player in the NBA destroying regular hoopers, now imagine facing off against a NBA starter or an All star

[@imanisvision]

how would he be in the league if he couldn’t hang against those type of players, that’s just not his role on the team he’s on

[@_nik]

him vs an average person (6’7” vs 5’8”) is the equivalent of an average person vs a 3rd grader (5’8” vs 4’9”), on an 8 foot basket. no skill required to dumpster the average. we need a pinoy league, see some actual sauce. only people making plays in the big leagues now days are pgs.

[@ry_an.]

@@_nikcap

[@renatoruiz8534]

​@@_nikain't no one trying to see 5'5" hoopers who don't set screens, can't dunk, and throw slow ass passes.

[@Rammeth_Chaney]

There’s not that much of a difference. Mindset and the smallest tweaks make the difference at that level

[@KeiTruck35]

"I'm closer to LeBron than you are to me" - Brian Scalabrine

[@jaymiller5669]

He’s always at the right spot at the right time too

[@wreck.create.MAK0]

If it was easy we d all be doin it . The size is what people think separates em but no- they’re a lot more skilled than even elite ballers we all know

[@lucastadsen1203]

POV: u realize everyone that’s says “yea I could’ve gone pro” could indeed NOT have gone pro 😂😂. But can one of these randoms at least play defense?? Like cmon, try and show out against someone that good 😭

[@ex2878]

they are trying hes just that good 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sprinklolz]

footwork, pacing, bumping, and different ways to seal off defenders while scoring. he makes it look easy because of his elite fundamentals. while also going at half speed and being one of the tallest guys on the court. he’s in a different league.

[@YHWHsam]

theyre all trying to play defense. there's ppl way worse than him thatll make u look like ur not trying on defense

[@leggoentertainment2947]

​@@sprinklolz literally 👏🤣

[@sprinklolz]

theres even a video on this channel of michael porter jr. ,from the nuggests, making the nba player in this vid look like his defenders… Crazy to see the different levels of skill in the league.

[@Oatsy26x]

This guys pretty good he should try for the NBA or something

[@raytumbal3288]

the difference between NBA Players and normal hoopers are NBA Players have taller build, more muscular, higher jump ability, better accuracy, better ballhandling, better positioning and court view, and far huge income.

[@sciencegeek4261]

That's literally everything

[@slin4013]

What you really mean to say is- bigger, stronger, faster, and more skilled. When you have all 4 against your opponent, your opponent becomes a traffic cone

[@dominickphillips4454]

Crazy thing is he really doesn’t look like he’s trying either.

[@Casper0123]

This just proves that you have to be physically gifted first lol

[@JoshuaYeshuaCSULB]

Still have to be out 10,000 other 6’7 guys

[@Casper0123]

@@JoshuaYeshuaCSULB true! What a tough game to go through …

[@collin833]

@@JoshuaYeshuaCSULB10,000 guys is easier to beat than millions

[@JLENDSS]

@@collin833 still hard though

[@owenborkenhagen]

That’s Marion beauchamp baby!

[@joshvue2467]

The NBA is god-tier!

[@lumbago6328]

Legend has it that the whole gym glazed him that day

[@TheNetflixNook]

I had a chance to play pickup with a guy who played in Europe professionally. May not have been the NBA but he was still waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay better than anyone else. Not even close.

[@hanaf1231]

Same here - used to hoop weekly in S. Korea with guys, like myself, who may have played division 2 or 3 college ball. When the KBA pros showed up, which happened occasionally, they were soo, soo good.

[@savageelixir8800]

He so offensively gifted

[@theacetre]

he work on that jumper he gonna be in the league for a while!

[@luccidprayinstartana4899]

This guy had an inspiring story

[@CedSaidIt]

& he don't get no burn for the Bucks.... But he's givin' ya'll Buck-ets!!!!

[@miguelaguirre5720]

Guarded this dude back when he was in Yakima Washington in summer ball dude was a bucket then

[@Baltimoretay21207]

He be killing when he get a chance honestly in the league

[@gangstamonkey3919]

I love Marjon, needs justice for his playing time though.

[@lmet6174]

Can't believe they sent bro to G league but now imagine the fact that there is a level above him (consistent bench/role players then you have the consistent starters then another level above that (all stars etc) then a level above that (MVP contenders)

[@TheHonestTruth]

Wild

[@muppets966]

Most g league players would be able to dominate like this. NBA is the best of the best

[@marvinfollero846]

Chuck: dribble dribble dribble

[@liorg4476]

Bro is higher and has insane athleticism compared to the others

[@DarkskinDon]

Really levels to this sheesh

[@ericlutz7939]

A walk on in D1 would destroy any park players anywhere

[@givemhades]

Nahhhh. I played with d1 guys. I’m a scrub, but I could hang.. remember, even at the D1 level, there’s levels.. a UConn d1 isn’t the same as a cal Berkeley, which isn’t the same as siue… all d1 schools, but its levels. Just like high school, you might be a varsity player, but you’re at the weakest school in the state. It’s not the same. The point being, there are some real hoopers at the park. A walk on from a lesser college could get washed.

[@Erniefn1]

A dunk contest

[@diegopinon4321]

God damn Marjon still remember seeeing him for the first time back in Wa I was in middle school him and my cousin knew each other and balled up I remember him telling me he going to the nba happy for bro 🔥

[@kylesmith1876]

He literally is a bench rider , I love him. He honestly needs more burn in game his defense is his best attribute.

[@TheHeziPharaoh]

The glazing is crazy

[@joshuaedwards6075]

Anyone who is a professional in anything competitive is basically better than what the typical person can imagine.

[@life0093]

Do an NBA player vs a KZbin commenter. They know more than the pros.

[@imanisvision]

🤣🤣

[@theprofessorplays9607]

Greater wealth of knowledge and experience of the game. Simplicity in his movements. Timing and spacing down to a tee. It’s just that at his level he’s not the top of the pack due to the others being better.

[@LuckyOracle30]

Some of those guys don’t need their shirts off 😂

[@benhartart9487]

Lowering his shoulder into the defence would be a charging call 90% of the time

[@raizen4271]

BEAUCHAMP!

[@Shakester71]

I’ve got to play against Rex Walters in a J-League (Japanese League). The most he averaged in his NBA career was 7 points. J-league had some ballers and Walters made us all look like kids on a playground. He could have averaged 40 points a game if he wanted.

[@charlesfarodolu4219]

He needs to play in those open runs at UCLA with the real NBA players because he's not getting better playing against these scrubs. He needs to challenge himself and play against the elites. "If it doesn't challenge you, you won't change!!!"

[@Oliver-lj3po]

He probably does bro stop making assumptions

[@SomebodyBanThatGuy]

It’s all about height in basketball really. In order to be in the top 0.01% in basketball you gotta be in the 0.01% of height/length. There are plenty of other sports and activities people can do that actually suit shorter people. I would say if you ain’t atleast 6 foot it makes no since playing basketball even for fun.

[@ADBProductions_]

I didn't know he was from Yakima lol I guess I'm a Beauchamp fan now

[@jjwats12]

He travels like an NBA player too.

[@ry_an.]

It’s all clean steps bud

[@jjwats12]

@@ry_an. - Count again, my friend. : ]

[@jordancollins7799]

Sometimes people need to see the difference.

[@micahbinns2740]

I'm a Bucks fan but I see why he struggles driving in the NBA, even here you can see his handles are awkward, but against non NBA talent they cant do anything with him, but his handles and his dribble game is the reason he can't see consistent minutes. He's a solid spot up shooter, with above average athleticism

[@bucketcentral9664]

That man was out there serving potato salad

[@fz6903]

The thing with playing against someone like this, semi professional or pro, or just a really good basketball player is even if you actually stay level with him, stay close, play good defense, he usually just swishes the shot like you weren't even there, like it's him alone in the gym! That's when you get it, OK, I'm no factor in here 😂

[@terrytitus5291]

Nobody could get up there with him.Someone thought they had a steal,he took it right back!

[@dareno.7032]

Let me guard him

[@amirdjedovic5931]

wtf would all these players do if carrier were still a thing in basketball??

[@lukyluk_py]

They would addapt

[@kuruptflip21]

Thing is hes probably only going 60 percent at most

[@Luckyboyee777]

This is like playing kickball against toddlers.

[@imthrillz5255]

I remember playing against a D1 and got cooked like that while dude was on a phone call with earphones in

[@realtalk2046]

This feels like when the gated community kids pop out in the malnourished this is all we got for joy courts for content😭😭😭

[@JayBrown-xs9ps]

😂😂😂

[@aleferibeiro4717]

To be able to play in the nba you have to be a monster, and in there are monsters between Monsters

[@SiGSHALOMETV]

Personally, I just saw 1. a bunch of terrible ball handling. 2. A reluctance to go right off the dribble With sprinkles of physicality & a big body using its size well

[@xum0007]

he looks uncoordinated but hes so athletic and knows how to use his body. An uncoordinated I mean by like college standards.

[@rowstyles]

looks like a fun run

[@Alkiel]

now lets do a video like this with THANASIS

[@Cjdklh]

I played against Jamaal Charles the cheifs running back when he was rehabbing from an injury. The pure athleticism was impressive and the dude didn't even play basketball for a living.

[@DrJohnnyJ]

He has his head down the whole time. Overdribbles. Doesn't use screens or pass to the open man. He would have problems against an organized defense. I played with one pro player in the 60's. I was just a kid. He didn't look that amazing but he made the pass, set the screen, took the offensive charge and went to the open spot on the court. Put the two of them together and you have a star.

[@cristix11]

travels all over the place and the handles aren't the best...just sayin

[@anthonyf2982]

Must feel good to be king of the gym.

[@coleblair5919]

they look so defeated every time he scores

[@Maalthe1]

Ppl forget these dudes 6’4 to 6’10 doing these moves they copy from

[@marionotbros2]

To be fair, your local gym's hooper is not 6'7" lol

[@xum0007]

he is here in LA. Or rather he claims 6'7 but is more like 6'5 on a good day. Hoopers inflate by 1.5/2 inches

[@sirhoopalot1]

"What an NBA hooper looks like against normal people" ... about a foot taller.

[@booneguy]

Now imagine playing against a prime Allen Iverson or T-Mac.

[@greg9069]

The “oh my god!” Is ammature.. just play your hardest.. giving up because he’s better than you or beats you on a couple possessions is exactly the only reason he became better than you.

[@sportswise6435]

Wouldn’t look like that against me

[@josephclum7614]

The man was 3 feet taller than everybody else and he traveled and carried at least 4 times. But point taken we all know nba players are better than your average joe

[@bagzncash1056]

1:24 is this not a travel?

[@dennistang5935]

It's crazy people are surprised that practicing something 2+ hours a day for 10 straight years makes you really really good at the thing you practiced

[@Flossy2K.]

Fr, this isn’t surprising at all

[@GamingCentralTV1]

If that was the case it should be easy to go pro right? But clearly thats not the case you still need to be the cream of the crop

[@JuicyLoop]

that's a dumb logic

[@YHWHsam]

bro thinks anyone practicing 2 hours a day will go pro

[@dennistang5935]

@@YHWHsam I'll pay $1,000 right now if you tell me where in any of my previous comments I said anything about going pro.

[@GlobetrotterExpat]

I’m not remotely surpassing that he dominated. What I found interesting was how fundamental and controlled he played. Not to mention how easy he makes dunking look.

[@FoundyouMarshall]

This same guy beat Giannis and Dame in 1v1

[@Sembonee]

Not fair 😡 he is clearly playing on rookie mode and using sliders 😡

[@fivestarsingh]

tuff asf

[@KendayyXI]

Lmaooo I remember when marjon dropped 83 at that crawsover event that was crazy😂 On the other hand Dude don’t even look like he trying he just playing at his own pace and gettin to his spots. Albeit these are not the best defenders but either way there’s really levels to this shit man. Defenders look lifeless on the floor but that’s how you look playing NBA level talent I guess😂

[@theanalyticalrevolutionary3415]

Someone said Caitlin Clark could hoop against NBA players 😮😮😱

[@weedydays5718]

a beautiful symbol of modern NBA. i only watched 2,30 min, because i just could not stand it anymore. in this two and a half min "best of" i counted 5(!) times travelling and one double dribble. i saw a couple of times how "dwarfs" were crushed by a "giant" just by pure brutal force. and i did not see even one was nice pass, but the NBA player, not one.....

[@YoungRah__]

This look like the Kai Cenat vs the kids highlight

[@jofieji5312]

It’s mainly the size and athleticism advantage. Basketball is one of the sports where height gives you an incredible advantage. If this dude was 5’10 he’d still be decent but he’d be your average hooper nowhere close to the league.

[@Iwoulddie4u]

I kinda agree but you have to consider that his coordination and handling is incredible for someone his size and that is what sets these nba players (and other pro basketball players) apart from regular guys

[@jofieji5312]

@@Iwoulddie4u yeah for someone his size exactly. Thats why you see a ton of dudes that are 6’6 but don’t sniff the league. Usually guys over 6’5 can be out of proportion or even lumber around.

[@kidsgetmad]

what people don't understand is how rare it is to have athleticism at that height of 6'5+ and how much more work it takes at times, for example I had a friend who was 5'11 the first time he dunked, he had a growth spurt our freshman year of high school to 6'4 and he could barely slap the backboard, it took him half a year or more of working out and getting used to his new body before he could dunk the ball again. the coordination was never the same for him but he regained most of it. for most they never gain that part back, because you have to work twice as hard.

[@jofieji5312]

@@kidsgetmad we do understand that though. When they say I’m closer to lebron than you are to me it really equals I’m closer to Lebron in physical attributes than you are to me. Scalabrine is like 6’9”.

[@kidsgetmad]

I'm sure you guys do, but I was generally speaking. people seem to lose the fact that it takes twice the work to build the same coordination a guy half his height has, obviously there's exceptions to that, and some people are just blessed athletes. some people just aren't willing to put in that work.@@jofieji5312

[@SoulVernacular23]

I played against a aquille Carr in an open run I couldn’t do shit with him just different respect for the skill levels of basketball

[@marjonbeauchamp0]

Himmm

[@gray2435]

You tuff twin🤞

[@Dqp11]

Fr

[@lawrencemorris2566]

The defense needs to learn how to play zone, double team, and rotate to the ball. You see a teammate consecutively getting cooked, but you don’t roll to help? SMH

[@YHWHsam]

bro acting like hed do any better against an NBA PLAYER

[@sirdabomb123]

How good would he be if he was reduced in height by 6 or more inches?????

[@ry_an.]

Still elite but not nba

[@JenniferMoll-w5j]

Still in the league cause he’s got good handle, he’s a good shooter, and he’s athletic

[@yosquidd242]

Ask Muggsy Bogues, or Michael Adams, or Isaiah Thomas, or Jose Barea, or Damon Stoudamire, or Calvin Murphy, or Spud Webb, or Nate Robinson, or Monte Towe, and Earl Boykins. BALLERS all of them and still more not listed.

[@earnitstew7609]

Confirmation that NBA has elite defending.