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Official Player Workouts for the Utah Jazz

Doublea

Doublea

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Well it looks like it's that time of year again and workout's have already been scheduled to start for the Utah Jazz.


Worked out:

Taylor Braun (6-7 Guard, North Dakota St)
Akil Mitchell (6-8 Forward, Virginia)
Bryce Cotton (6-1 Guard, Providence)
Mike Moser (6-8 Forward, Oregon)
Stephen Holt (6-4 Guard, St. Mary's)
Ronald Roberts Jr. (6-8 Forward, St. Joseph's)
Joe Jackson (Memphis)
Justin Cobbs (California)
Josh Huestis (Stanford)
Fuquan Edwin (Seton Hall)
Cameron Clark (Oklahoma)
Travis Bader (Oakland)
Jerrelle Benimon (6-8, 245, Towson forward)
Sam Dower Jr. (6-9, 243, Gonzaga forward/center)
Melvin Ejim (6-6, 220, Iowa State forward)
Niels Giffey (6-7, 204, Connecticut guard/forward)
Jake Odum (6-4, 180, Indiana State guard)
Scottie Wilbekin (6-2, 176, Florida guard)
Semaj Christon (6-3, 190, Xavier guard)
Luke Hancock (6-6, 200, Louisville forward)
Wally Judge (6-9, 250, Rutgers forward)
DeAndre Kane (6-4, 200, Iowa State guard)
Travis Wear (6-10, 230, UCLA forward)
Jamil Wilson (6-7, 230, Marquette forward)
Adreian Payne
Aaron Craft
Roscoe Smith
Billy Baron
James Bell
Cameron Bairstow
LaQuintan Ross
CJ Fair
Kyle Anderson
Aaron Gordon
Noah Vonleh
Deonte Burton
Alex Kirk
Jordan Clarkson (6-5 pg impressed jazz)
Artem Klimenko (Intriguing big man who consistently hit 18 footer)
Sean Kilpatrick
Nick Wiggins (brother to mr. andrew wiggins)
Keith Appling
Jerry Evans Jr.
Jahii Carson
Jared Shaw (From the Utah State)
Drew Crawford
Talib Zanna
Thanasis "the greek freak's brother" Antetokounmpo
Davion Berry
James McAdoo
Devion Berry (weber state)
Dwight Powell
Shawn Glover
Trevor Releford
David Stockton (G – Gonzaga)
Cory Jefferson (F – Baylor)
Khem Birch (F – UNLV)
Patrick Miller (G – Tennessee State)
Roy Devyn Marble (G – Iowa)
Jerami Grant (F – Syracuse)
Jarnell Stokes (F – Tennessee)
PJ Hairston
Cleanthony Early
Glenn Robinson III
Xavier Thames
Kendrick Perry
C.J. Wilcox
Kyle Anderson
Jordan Adams
Jabari Brown
T.J. Bray
Chaz Williams
Alec Brown
Patric Young
Devin Oliver
Melvin Johnson III
Tyler Stone
Jeronne Maymon
Devin Usher
Bryon Allen
John Bohannon
Markel Brown
David Wear
Jarred Shaw
C.J. Fair
Jamil Wilson
DeAndre Daniels
Casey Prather
Mike Burwell
Langston Hall
Tristan Spurlock
Julius Randle
Jordan McRae
Kendall Williams



Mini FA Camp:

Dee Bost
Carlon Brown
Tyler Brown
Chris Burns
Patrick Christopher
Jack Cooley
Nick Covington
Courtney Fells
Frank Gaines
Jonathan Gibson
Tyler Honeycutt
Orlando Johnson
Chris Kramer
Trent Lockett
Amath M'Baye
Trey McKinney-Jones
Tony Mitchell
Darius Morris
Brock Motum
Ahmad Nivins
James Nunnally
Tim Ohlbrecht
John Shurna
Scott Suggs
Jason Washburn
Mitchell Watt
C. J. Williams
 
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Edwin is a MONSTER at getting steals. hes a tough competitor, i can remember watching him getting 5+ steals in a game this season and being very impressed, great motor. I'd be happy to see him signed if he goes undrafted
 
Fuquan Edwin,a senior projected at #59 by draft express. This brings up many questions.

1- without a coach who is going to be working these guys out?
2- who else is coming in to work out with this guy?
3- will the jazz work out 70 players again?
4- what else do they need to know about him that they couldn't learn in 4 years of college?
5- did his mom know what she was doing when she named him Fuquan?
 
How does he compare to Demarre Carroll? Now there is a 3andD player that we should've kept.
 
mellow said:
1- without a coach who is going to be working these guys out?
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Per Rigby's interview, Bryant and Jensen, our two player development coaches are likely being retained (they've asked them, and the tone was positive), as they were hired by the organization and not Ty. In addition to these two player development guys, Walt Perin(sp?), and the rest of the scouts are still around. In fact, there are more scouts than ever being employed by the Jazz.
 
Sexual Favors said:
Per Rigby's interview, Bryant and Jensen, our two player development coaches are likely being retained (they've asked them, and the tone was positive), as they were hired by the organization and not Ty. In addition to these two player development guys, Walt Perin(sp?), and the rest of the scouts are still around. In fact, there are more scouts than ever being employed by the Jazz.
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More eyes and ears and more takes on guys, all good.
 
Beantown might be takin a trip to fractown
 
dalamon said:
How does he compare to Demarre Carroll? Now there is a 3andD player that we should've kept.
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Carroll was more of a tweener coming out of college but their playstyle and physical profiles are similar, Edwin is a really streaky shooter though which kind of worries me, but hes very low risk.

3pt shooting #'s were
Soph. 37% from 3 on 3.2 attempts,
Jr. 41% on 4.6 attempts,
Sr. year 33% on 4.7attempts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqYiD8e-Qio
(thats him shooting the freethrow)
 
dalamon said:
How does he compare to Demarre Carroll? Now there is a 3andD player that we should've kept.
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Ain't it the ****ing truth.
 
mellow said:
Fuquan Edwin,a senior projected at #59 by draft express. This brings up many questions.

1- without a coach who is going to be working these guys out?
2- who else is coming in to work out with this guy?
3- will the jazz work out 70 players again?
4- what else do they need to know about him that they couldn't learn in 4 years of college?
5- did his mom know what she was doing when she named him Fuquan?
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1. Perrin, Sloan, Lindsey, Zanik.
2. Jefferson and Williams
3. Nope, they're aiming for 71.
4. What else do they need to know about any of the other possible draft picks? They've had a full college season. Workouts should be eliminated.
5. When the hospital asked for a name, his mom though they had asked her who the dad was; hence the name "Fuquan Edwin." Fortunately, "forgot his condom" was erased when the hospital submitted the birth record to the state for recording.
 
dalamon said:
How does he compare to Demarre Carroll? Now there is a 3andD player that we should've kept.
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Carroll was a 1st round pick from a major conference and had pretty good SF size and was never known as a shooter in college. So coming out of college I would say these players aren't comparable at all.
 
Cyrone Torbin said:
Carroll was a 1st round pick from a major conference and had pretty good SF size and was never known as a shooter in college. So coming out of college I would say these players aren't comparable at all.
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Good answer. His steal rate just intrigued me, and I wondered if he could wreak havoc on the court a la DeMarre Carroll.
 
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