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Portal Nick Dorn Portals from Indiana to Miami (Long Term Discussion Thread)

lindend said:
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This tweet is wrong. He didnt play 30 min per game when he averaged 8ppg.

Anyway, good size and great shooter. Sub optimal athleticism but good enough to get by. Will be a 4th year player. I think this pickup fits the team well.

Acaden
Dorn/Dante
Shelton/Gaskins
Goode/Gaskins
Somto

Get that HS McD all American at PG and a solid Euro big and the contributing rotation is complete.
 
Da Jumbo Mutombo said:
This tweet is wrong. He didnt play 30 min per game when he averaged 8ppg.

Anyway, good size and great shooter. Sub optimal athleticism but good enough to get by. Will be a 4th year player. I think this pickup fits the team well.

Acaden
Dorn/Dante
Shelton/Gaskins
Goode/Gaskins
Somto

Get that HS McD all American at PG and a solid Euro big and the contributing rotation is complete.
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What Hs McDonald aa?
 
Why are they calling him a junior? He was a junior last season. He's played 3 full NCAA seasons so he's a Senior this year. Right?!
 
Had a nice 4 game stretch in January where he avg 20 pts a game but his final 10 games after that 4 game stretch he only avg 5 pts a game. What happened?!
 
From the UCLA Daily Bruin before playing IU this year:

Dorn averages 8.8 points per game on a 45.1% shooting percentage from beyond the arc, contributing to Indiana’s No. 23 3-pointer volume in the country.

Dorn shows little hesitation from beyond the arc and could pull up from the parking lot, boasting a smooth and confident jumper.

The 6-foot-7 guard mainly contributes from long range and could be a Bruin nightmare if he catches heat Saturday. Dorn has scored 14, 23 and 18 in the last three games, respectively, shooting 4-for-9, 6-for-10 and 4-for-9 from beyond the arc in those contests.

While Tucker DeVries and Wilkerson garner a plethora of defensive attention, Dorn could go unnoticed, which may be fatal.
 
hotshot said:
From the UCLA Daily Bruin before playing IU this year:

Dorn averages 8.8 points per game on a 45.1% shooting percentage from beyond the arc, contributing to Indiana’s No. 23 3-pointer volume in the country.

Dorn shows little hesitation from beyond the arc and could pull up from the parking lot, boasting a smooth and confident jumper.

The 6-foot-7 guard mainly contributes from long range and could be a Bruin nightmare if he catches heat Saturday. Dorn has scored 14, 23 and 18 in the last three games, respectively, shooting 4-for-9, 6-for-10 and 4-for-9 from beyond the arc in those contests.

While Tucker DeVries and Wilkerson garner a plethora of defensive attention, Dorn could go unnoticed, which may be fatal.
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This is one thing i did notice, IU was loaded with shooters. Wilkerson was lethal and one of the best in the nation. This is a great first start yet we’re going to need

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