Which players are high ceiling guys and which guys are high floor guys who the jazz could take within the top 10?

Let's explore that next on Locked on Jazz.

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Welcome into Lock D. Jazz.

I'm Leif Tulane. I'm excited to be back with you guys again this week and I'm filling for David Locke as you guys know.

I'm a lifelong jazz fan who's a credentialed NBA draft analyst attendee to the 2023 NBA

combine soon to be the attendee of the 2024

NBA draft combine as well as a attendee of the lottery and hopefully I can

bring some good luck for our Utah Jazz to move up in the draft. I also worked as a broadcast assistant

statistician the past three years for the jazz. So I'm familiar with the

organization, the lover of statistics can give you some geeky numbers, not quite

as many as you're used to with David Locke at the helm, but also I'll give you a unique

perspective as someone who's watched tons and tons of college basketball so I'll be

able to give you expert analysis on what these players are good at coming into the

NBA. All right well thank you guys for making lockdown jazz your first and

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below and today's question, do you want to play, do you want to

draft a player with a high ceiling or a high floor? Obviously the middle ground is

probably the safest answer, but I want you to pick and give me your rationale and I've been reading all the

comments haven't responded to too many but I've been reading them and I intend to

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