He is already an underrated cutter too. Can't wait to see SGA screen for him and for the defense to choose between a bunch of bad decisions.

I just hope he doesn't jump too much. Gotta preserve the knees and feet.

chet is gonna bust man calling it now

@@KorEditingAyo? 🤨

Chet can point guard this too. Great passer

where else has he coached?

@@aoldatabase548 only okc gleauge and now the main team and before that only assistant to college teams

@@sstavo_ cool thanks for letting me kn0w!

Not to mention JDub the future all star. (Bonus: Lu Dort, the Dorture Chamber)

Chet’s spacing will be a blessing for this team given there style. Great fit for him.

​@@bender4183Chet vs. Wemby is going to be a great rivalry. Shame that they don't play in the same division as we should get as much of it as possible.

@@kubaszymkowiakwe’ve got them in the in season tournament tho

@@joshs6535 Everytime I see OKC practices, JDubb is torching everybody. Defensive clamps potential too. He's an all-star in the making I see it

for sure

Definitely the most interesting part of any sport to me. It's an evolution that we can actually watch in our lifetimes.

100% agree analysis was good. This guy could be good he just needs to work on his presentation.

Idk I actually really liked his delivery.

@@vishred I didn’t hate it, it just felt more like a normal UKpostsr to me than Ben’s brilliance If you think it’s on Ben’s level, could you explain why? I would like to know to appreciate him more

​@@bender4183 Ben has a lot more experience with his instrument which allows his personality to come through more. This creates a warm and genuine engagement, even when he's working through a less interesting bridging section from point to point. He's excellent at portraying his passion and excitement, which has the effect of making him feel likable and authoritative. Mike's voice has slightly less character than Ben's but it's not fatal. He should work on smiling when he really likes the content he's talking about, but not all the time. This will help build some dynamism into the presentation. I always tell people doing voiceovers to pretend they are reading a child a book. You naturally try to capture the child's attention with dramatic pausing and emphasis, different modes of voice (high and low, loud and soft, etc), connection to the content and facial/hand expressions. Then pull it back a little for an adult audience so it doesn't feel like a pantomime, but still fun to listen to. I record voiceovers and train presenters for a living.

@@vishred same, there is absolutely nothing wrong with just explaining it clearly and straight up like this. the "enthusiasm" can be found in the clarity and the content itself. people are just infected by a belief that all "content" has to be "entertaining"

Much respect on OKC head coach, he is a great offensive coach getting these young guys to buy in and involved like this.

Make that half a second or quarter second, 1 second is like an eternity and these guys are attacking on a very slight head turn of the defender.

😂😂 great comment my guy

Not tumultuous turds 😢

nothing like watching this on the shitter 🫡🫡

@@SsjRedneckjust an excellent comment

Facts

Call moving screens and crack down on flopping for a start. Allow defenders to at least have their arms up or out, not having to worry about rip throughs and such. And then think about getting rid of Off/Def 3 seconds and goal tending. They are not needed with the way they league is going, and might help inject some balance into the League.

Agreed with the exception of goaltending. What would you change about it and why?@@shorewall

Cuz it ain’t him, check the description

@@Grievous_ it's a joke 🤣

​@@Grievous_it was a yolk bro

I was thinking who tf is this guy

Cause old heads don't actually watch modern basketball