Like for Reeves to teach Reed that floater

[Kybluedude]

Think Reed could master the Reeves floater. Maybe get some tips from Antonio.. he’s deadly

 

[Wonky]

Him and D. Lamb are the best I’ve ever seen at UK at it.

 

[Runnin'Ramel]

RJ Davis and Reeves are the best in the game.

 

[ala_kat2]

It only took Reeves four years to perfect. Sheppard has that shot, but has not polished it yet. Reed has everything needed to win. I’m afraid we won’t see him after this year. NBA scouts/owners are salivating at the possibility of drafting him. (No source, just my thoughts after reading and listening to others).

 

[Mike-McD]

Him and D. Lamb are the best I’ve ever seen at UK at it.

Quickley was almost as good as Reeves. Maxey had it too.

 

[SemperFiCat]

It only took Reeves four years to perfect. Sheppard has that shot, but has not polished it yet. Reed has everything needed to win. I’m afraid we won’t see him after this year. NBA scouts/owners are salivating at the possibility of drafting him. (No source, just my thoughts after reading and listening to others).

I think you're right. He's shown it a little. I think this is the first time he's ever felt 'small' on the court. So, I think the floater will come in time as he gets more comfortable with the size and speed of college.

 

[catman15]

Reminds me of how automatic Darius Miller was with that little free throw line jumper he used to take all the time. I expect them all to go

 

[Fox2monk]

Quickley was almost as good as Reeves. Maxey had it too.

Them 4 were all great at it for sure. Maxey has a killer floater, he still uses it in the NBA.

 

[Greatestalltime]

The floaters are great but… I’m old school and remember when players could drive hard (as if to take it all the way) stop on a dime and pull straight up for an easy 10 footer.

Look up MJ if you don’t know what I mean. He perfected it, but there’s been plenty that were good at it.

 

[YardCat]

Let’s hope Reed returns and gets better, maybe he is a player that UK means more than the NBA.

 

[Johnfarrel]

The floaters are great but… I’m old school and remember when players could drive hard (as if to take it all the way) stop on a dime and pull straight up for an easy 10 footer.

Look up MJ if you don’t know what I mean. He perfected it, but there’s been plenty that were good at it.

The Goose was pretty good at that.

 

[wobycat]

It's like teach me to sing like Pavarotti.

"It's not a lie, if you believe it. " - George Costanza

 

[Kaintuk]

That dang floater amazes me and I think some NBA teams gonna prosper from that and his 3s.

 

[MegaBlue05]

Reeves game reminds me of a guy who played on the playground with older, bigger players. He always gets his shot off with plenty of arc.