02-09-2026, 02:36 PM
(02-09-2026, 01:33 PM)Winter Wrote: I watched some his videos while looking for Mullins videos and UCONN's games.
The problem with UCONN is every starter on their team scores in double digits. It makes them a great team, but it's hard to figure them out when no one is really the go-to player. Even Mullins only gets about 10 pts a game.
Karaban is actually better than Mullins with his 3-pt percentage. He's just not as quick to his spots. But he's a great catch-and-shoot guy. He seems sort of borderline as an NBA player though - maybe a little slow defensively. Still he seems like he could play SF with someone like Flagg.
Yes, Uconn players can be a tricky evaluation because they tend to put players in good spots.
Karaban has played on two championship teams (two different teams too) and was one of the key players. He doesn't always look the part, but while playing with good teammates he finds ways to make a difference. I can see him being a valuable role player who just seems to always do the right thing. He also has good size which helps. Typically these guys who are smaller than ideal have a difficult time making it.