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Damianation so much better than Jimmermania. Nice to see a player with a team concept do so well. You can have the sideshow, I just want to see the show! He has more all-around skills than Fredette as well. I hope he sticks around for his senior year to break the all-time scoring leader at Weber State!
I think the nickname needs a little work. Damianation sounds like a skin disease or character from a horror movie.
I watched him play against Sacramento State University. I assure you he is no "Jimmer"!
@ksmith,
I totally agree: Lillard can play defense and will pass the ball, something Fredette never did. The Fredette doesn't have as good a field goal percentage either. I felt embarrassed for him on some of the shots he hucked up seven feet past the time line. Sure it was cute when he'd hit them, but he looked like a ball hog when he missed him. You could totally tell Fredette was concerned about his stats first and foremost when he played. Lillard is concerned about the team--what a concept!
Better skills and not a media circus. So much better! Better NBA career ahead as well. Loved the air ball he hucked up against the Jazz--classic!
Lillard must be really good if everyone is comparing Jimmer to him.
Jimmer played 4 years. Lillard is 3/4ths the way through his junior year.
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