Re: What About This?

["Dan Forant" <dforant1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, yes, yes, it's Bank's blinding speed that will enable him to progress.
Also he's an excellent dribbler. You can't move that fast without putting
the ball on the floor a lot. It's like a blur...he will learn the X's and
O's along the way. Just keep his minutes to a minimum and practice the hell
out of him. Let him watch films over and over. I worry more, much more about
Kedrick at this point...he's been around awhile....

DanF

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Eggcentric@xxxxxxx>
To: <RickDHome@xxxxxxx>; <Celtics@xxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, November 01, 2003 11:20 AM
Subject: Re: What About This?


> < Here's maybe a wild thought.  I'm not comfortable with too much
> Banks this season.  Not remotely implying he might not be pretty good
> down the line, but I think this team can make some hay this season. >
> - RickDHome
>
> May I ask why you (and many others) feel Banks will be pretty
> good down the line?  What exactly do you see in him that could
> possibly make this so?  It appears that even those who have been
> disappointed with his early play have held out hope that he will
> someday be worthy of his draft position.
>
> So what am I missing here?  Really, DeHome, can anyone diss
> the PG shortcomings that presently evade Banks?  Or is it only
> Bank's blinding speed which has made so many of us optimistic
> concerning his long-term prognosis?