Thing about Frank is that he was not drafted as a near finished product. He was not drafted as a Pure PG. They knew he was a Combo Guard and that his offense was raw. The idea was that you draft him for his Defense and Passing and continue to develop his offensive game. Frank can run a PnR and make all the passes. He just isn't a very confident and highly skilled scorer. That's something he can work on and develop along with Maturing his body. He'll be building on a great base of Defense and Passing. As he develops the game will slow down for him and he'll get faster at making decisions to drive and dish or drive to the hoop.

Burke also needs a faster Spread PnR type of offense to take advantage of his game. When he was put in sets that had max spacing and could run PnR he was really good. This slow meandering style that Jeff has been running isn't helping him. I prefer Jeff starting with Early Spread PnR and then flowing into the Motion stuff. I think you want to put a defense on its heels early in the shot clock rather than give them a break cuz you want to run Weaves or pass it around the perimeter before actually getting into a post feed.

It makes me wonder exactly how Jeff is gonna use Mudiay. Mudiay hasn't exactly set the league on fire as a PG yet either. What I did see was that Mudiay wasn't asked to wait and dump it off for a Weave or other slow developing actions. He seems to be looking to keep moving and attacking more quickly in Denver's offense. I wonder if Jeff would give him this kind of freedom offensively.

I saw a lot of added aggression from Frank. He’s gotta keep working on it and being more comfortable with it. I see a lot of growth and think there’s more to come.

Was happy for Kornet with his parents there, pretty cool.

Dotson looks more swole every time I see him.

Wow. 8 pages of Craptors game thread and no dj post of Canadian honeys. Getting old?