There have been some pretty obvious struggles for our young guys in the last few games.

But if you dig deep, there's real progress taking place.

It's next on Locked on Jazz.

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It is a Monday. We always look at trends Monday before we're done. We'll look at the tank

standings as well. Today's show, we're really looking at game 60. We always said we'd look at 10

game increments. Game 60 of our young guys, I think there's been some really obvious blatant

struggles, some real concerns. But if you dig deep on all of them, you can see some real

progress taking place for Isaiah Collier, Kyle Philpowski, Cody Williams, and Bryce

Sensabaugh. And that's where we're going to start on today's show. Let's start with

Isaiah Collier. The struggles at times feel real. We could dig into the numbers a little bit on this,

on how the offense is performing with and without him on the floor,

things of that nature.

But we're also seeing his strengths really show up.

And let me back up one second,

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