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And it could get scary. The horror show begins when you realize he's a projected "top 5" pick based primarily on his defense and with marginal regard for his offensive output.
Then you realize...
His offensive output can be amplified
AS IS 
Then you realize...
His offensive output can be amplified
AS IS
The deployment of Russell Westbrook and the foretold unintended lesson from the Houston Rockets.
With John Collins on the floor, the Atlanta Hawks could deploy Isaac Okoro similar to the way the Rockets deploy Russell Westbrook. They could extract plutonium from Okoro's offensive game and do it in a non-corrosive manner totally inline with how we normally run our offense.
When you pinch yourself and realize he has a free throw rate of 55% you know this is not a dream. It's somebody's nightmare.
This collegiate free throw rate is higher than the explosive Zion Williamson at 46% and the dominant Trae Young's free throw rate of 44%.
This collegiate free throw rate is higher than the explosive Zion Williamson at 46% and the dominant Trae Young's free throw rate of 44%.
Then Okoro comes back on the other end and gives you what actually made him a lottery pick.
It's like working with mercury...
I like mercury.
It's like working with mercury...
I like mercury.
A lineup of:
Trae Young
Cam Reddish
DeAndre Hunter
Isaac Okoro
John Collins
Could give us a lot of what makes Golden State & Houston Rockets dangerous in the backcourt.
It would definitely give us what they'd dare to dream of in the front court.
Trae Young
Cam Reddish
DeAndre Hunter
Isaac Okoro
John Collins
Could give us a lot of what makes Golden State & Houston Rockets dangerous in the backcourt.
It would definitely give us what they'd dare to dream of in the front court.
It might be time for the league to pay us what they owe us.
