Kianti George is getting so much better and he's so close, but there's one thing he's got to solve if he's going to be a viable NBA player.

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All right.

Here's what we've got planned for you on today's show.

Deep dive on Keante George.

The premise, he's so close.

He's getting so much better.

There's so much there.

There's a lot to love.

But there's a real problem that has to get solved.

And I'm going to try to dive in to how to solve it.

First thing we're going to do is we're going to dig into the numbers because that's

what makes me happy.

But truly, I think it tells the story of his improvement where he's getting better,

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