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I see Jonovic getting minutes....he is over the shock of living here now, used to the pace of the game and will contribute IMO....
Man, I hope you guys are right but I just didn't see that potential in Jonovic to be much of a contributor in year two.
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I am optimistic about Jonovic as well. I don’t think Brian would have brought him in mid year without a feeling he could be a real contributor pretty quickly. Let’s remember the young man came in after the valley season had already started, had to get used to a new country, new school and I am sure the coaches had limited time to focus on his development while they were trying to win a regular season championship. In his limited minutes I thought he got up and down the court pretty well and showed a reasonable shot. So, I’m optimistic.
Jonovich has some offensive skills but for him to earn more playing time his improvement this summer has to be on the defensive end where he seemed very unsure of himself. Hopefully as he gets more acclimated to being here you'll see his comfort level increase thus his playing time will too. I just hope when he's a finished product that's it's not at another schoolo.
Remember seeing Mast go up and down the floor in his first year. Mast got his rebounds by hustling and wasn't as athletic as the rest of the starters in his first (sophomore) year. It took a lot of the season to lose some of his upper body weight.
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