Draymond Green Breaks Down Why Arizona Is Unbeatable in March Madness

3 months ago

Draymond Green Breaks Down Why Arizona Is Unbeatable in March Madness

"I have a hard time seeing somebody beat that Arizona team," Green said. "They got everything, guys off the bench, good wings, good guard play, elite bigs." He praised Koa Peat as an “ox” who plays smart and steady, and highlighted how Arizona switched their 7'2" big onto Purdue’s Kaufman-Renn when he was getting loose. "Changed the game. Changed everything."

By Adit Pujari

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