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    Quote Originally Posted by Stylesg1234 View Post
    Im not so sure about doing this in the future but i definately think we should be starting Biz at PF right now and for the rest of the year...i would really like to see a lineup of Kemba / Henderson / MKG / Biz / Haywood ....he needs as much PT and experience as possible in order to grow and reach his potential...i think we all agree that we arent going anywhere this season so i think we should use it as a season to teach and let our younger guys grow...i think Biz can be a really good player and he has shown glimpses of it lately ...i would just really like to see him start on a regular basis with a decent guy alongside him at Center

    Biyombo is a center, not a power forward.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mustachio View Post
    Biyombo is a center, not a power forward.
    Here we go again


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    Wanted to bump this thread up as I noticed over the last 2 games, Biz has really seemed to have improved his lateral quickness.

    I saw a couple times where he has actually been able to do "defensive slides" and keeps his ass low enough and move his feet fast enough side to side to stay in front of his man.

    In the past Biz would :
    A: be low in his stance
    B: stand up
    C: slide his feet
    D: get back in his stance

    Now its
    A: be in good defensive position
    B: slide his feet

    By not losing the time with the wasted motion, he has been able to guard some 4's this seasons...(super quick 4's with bounce like Griffin will always be a tough cover for him but, Blake is tough for everyone)

    I think long term he's best suited as a 5 but, if he continues to improves his lateral quickness and defensive positioning, he will be able to spend some effective minutes as a 4 too.


    I really love the development that I've seen from him.

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    @ Mistachio ..regardless of the fact that Dunlap is starting Biz at Center it doesn't mean he is a center ..he is 6'8 ..and a center on this current team ..but with a true big man Biz is hands down a PF ...just last night he started @ C but guarded Blake ...proof in the pudding ..aside from that my wish has come true ...he is starting and playing well ..averaging 8 and 8 and 2 in last 6...impressed with him ...his offensive game looks better then ever

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    He's not 6'8 and he also guarded DeAndre


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    Quote Originally Posted by SWedd523 View Post
    He's not 6'8 and he also guarded DeAndre
    Correct. He's 6'9.5" (according to Draft Express)
    But what helps him the most is that he's got a friggin 7'6.16” wingspan.
    That is absolutely massive. Very few players ever get that wingspan, although there's some other kid (Noel I think) who apparently has a 7'9 wingspan.
    And that more than helps him in that area in terms of size. Add in his athletic ability and he has the ability to compete.
    Then again, if Chuck Hayes can play Center, pretty much anyone can.

    However I feel the main thing is that as PF there's more switching, more movement and you have to wander out more outside the paint. I prefer for Biz to play with his strengths which is defending the rim. He's not there yet, but he's doing a damn decent job so far. Plus, he's probably one of our best rebounding bigs (which actually really isn't saying much). I don't see him really developing that jumper anytime soon, but I feel if he can develop a solid post game, he'll be more than welcome to challenge these 7 footers and do his job.

    In comparison to some other players who have shown to be effective in the post/rebounds
    Dwight Howard, 6'10. 7'4.5 wingspan
    Kevin Love, 6'9.5". 6'11 wingspan (I have to say 6'9.5 is arguable. I've heard he's shorter than that)
    Jason Maxiell, 6'6, 7'3 1/4 wingspan
    Alonzo Mourning, 6'10, 7'6 wingspan
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    Noel has a 7'4 wingspan. Gobert is the one with the 7'9 arms.

    Either way, Bismack has better size than Dwight, so if he can play Center, so can Bismack. Doesn't really matter though because Bismack has the ability to play either sloot according to matchups


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    Quote Originally Posted by SWedd523 View Post
    Noel has a 7'4 wingspan. Gobert is the one with the 7'9 arms.

    Either way, Bismack has better size than Dwight, so if he can play Center, so can Bismack. Doesn't really matter though because Bismack has the ability to play either sloot according to matchups
    I prefer the center sloot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SWedd523 View Post
    Noel has a 7'4 wingspan. Gobert is the one with the 7'9 arms.

    Either way, Bismack has better size than Dwight, so if he can play Center, so can Bismack. Doesn't really matter though because Bismack has the ability to play either sloot according to matchups
    yes he does, but he is much better suited one over the other.

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    Give me a break ..he is listed at 6'9 which means he is 6'8 @ best ..and if u watched the game and read thR Charlotte observer ..he guarded Blake the majority of the time


 

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