In a loaded point guard class, there might be not be a quicker and more dynamic driver than Teague. But, and this is a big but, he needs to learn how to read where the help action is coming from before he starts his drive. A recent game against the Nuggets taught him that lesson, as he finished 1-for-9 with most of his misses coming on shots in the paint after strong dribble-drives. A floater, teardrop or simple pull-up jumper would serve Teague well here, because he's next to impossible to stay in front of.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
David Thorpe on Jeff Teague
Teague ranks ninth in Thorpe's rookie rankings (Insider):
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Of course Lawson and Blair crack the top 5.
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