One of Taurean Prince’s prime offensive weapons is his shooting ability from the arc. His fearlessness from the perimeter will endear him immediately to Coach Atkinson. Here’s a closer look at one of his prime skills.
Gets the shot off quickly despite the closing defender. pic.twitter.com/nTmdFWUClo
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A quality guard in Young finds him open again. The likes of Irving, Dinwiddie and LeVert are gonna have a field day kicking it to him on the perimeter. pic.twitter.com/icg9SvXoRx
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Here’s hoping some quality offensive rebounding from Jordan and Allen will lead to looks like this for the forward. pic.twitter.com/zLPlLGPxmf
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Green overcommits on the attempted steal and Prince punishes him. pic.twitter.com/6N7nddd3h8
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He’s never afraid to pull the trigger. Look at the early point of the play where he’s automatically getting his hands ready for the pass from Young. pic.twitter.com/5e58uRmBca
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Is aided by a nice down screen from Bazemore which leaves him open for the shot in the corner. pic.twitter.com/vYdbXJEQYE
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Doesn’t have trouble creating his own shot off the dribble either. pic.twitter.com/QljPJAPIKP
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Prince’s off ball movement finds him in prime position in the corner for a relatively straight forward three. pic.twitter.com/T3cCiIJ60S
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Knows he can get an easy shot over the much smaller defender in Paul, so he takes the shot with confidence. pic.twitter.com/UA2sz6LVWv
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