Blazers not a landing spot for Deandre Ayton, expected to prioritize OG Anunoby trade

How often do you watch game film, relative to the average NBA draft prospect? Williams: Every day! I shouldn’t say this, but in college, I would watch film in class. [Laughs] But on the way back from games, if I couldn’t get film yet, I would study the box score. I’m always watching the games. I always had to watch the game at least one time before I went to sleep just to see what I could have done better and to see what the team could have done better. We would watch film before practice. That added to what I did on my own, too. If I didn’t have a good shooting game, I’d try to see if I rushed my jump shot or if I didn’t give it enough arc. I would always re-watch turnovers and think about what else I could have done. Did I try to force something? Did I throw it too late? Could I have thrown it to them at a better spot? Could I have thrown it higher? I’m always watching film to figure out what I could have done better and learn things like that so if the situation comes again, I can try to make that pass. If I think I could have gotten better at something, I would try to focus on those things. -via For The Win / June 16, 2022