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overall, he is the best teammate you could ask for. Humble,
works hard and plays hard. I can't say I'm that surprised
to see what he is doing in the league. His ability to rise to the
occasion is uncanny. He did it in high school, winning the
state championship over the favored Mater Dei by making
big plays in the 4th, he did it in college whenever he played a
BCS school (except for Stanford his sophomore year, but that
was a disaster across the board), and he is now doing it at the
highest level possible. He might have a rough night against
Columbia, but against UConn on national TV? 30 points in
a near upset. It is really impressive when someone raises his
level of play every time the pressure mounts.
Also, during the 4th quarter of the nets game, the announcer
kept saying that Jeremy looked exhausted. What he
doesn't know is that Jeremy always looks like that. He would
appear to be dead tired after five minutes of warmups. no one
really knew why, but no one really cared because he would
always come out and put in work for forty minutes.
• I have a distinct memory of the first real action he saw as
a freshman. He found our big guy for a layup by throwing
a no-look pass that I would never have attempted. His first
year was rocky, but he showed flashes of potential.
• He became exceptional at elevating for his jump shot, noticing
that the opposing bigs had turned their backs, and
firing a pass to our big guy for a layup. It got to the point
where opposing forwards would be more worried about
that pass than getting into rebounding position.
• He is not "deceptively" quick like people keep saying. He
is just super quick, straight up. And athleticism is not just
about your bench press and your vertical. He has more
than enough lateral quickness, coordination, body control,
and instincts to make up for what he might lack in
the more traditional athletic categories.
• I was always more of a Madden guy, but from limited experience
and word of mouth I gathered he was excellent
at Halo.
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