Sam Vecenie

But I think that...

He's starting to see the court better than he did certainly early in the season.

You can see the growth from game one to game 48 or 45 or whatever game the Jazz are on right now.

I can see a tangible difference in the way that he's processing it from the start of the season to where we are now.

and he still can't get to the rim and he still like doesn't really do anything in the half court other than shoot it or make a quick passing read or like anything like that.

But I think he's in a really good spot in Utah to learn the way that he has to play in order to be successful.

And I'm hopeful that, you know, we're going to continue to see more and more of his upside.

I think that,

He certainly looks like he's going to be a useful, valuable NBA player is what I would say.

I don't know what the upside is going to be, though.

Yeah, good question.

I mean, Jaeger is the answer there, like for sure.

We'll remove Jaeger from the conversation too.

Trying to think what this answer is.

I'll give you two that I think I was higher on Dylan Cardwell than like anybody in the public last year.

And I still had him at like,

58 probably or something like that.

Like, even though he averaged like five points and five rebounds at Auburn, I was like, that dude's awesome on defense and it's going to work.

Um, is a two way guy at least.

I think that Kobe Sanders might be my answer for this though.