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Keaton Wagler Explains Biggest Adjustment From Illinois to Clippers

Keaton Wagler said the biggest adjustment in going from Illinois to playing for the Clippers in Summer League has been adapting to a different offensive style. “Last year at Illinois, we kind of just had five shooters all around, and we popped, now it's kind of all rolls,” Wagler said. He added he's also getting used to the NBA's physicality.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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Darius Acuff Jr Admits He's Playing Terribly

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Yaxel Lendeborg Jokes About Getting “Wagyu Steak” Treat From Morez Johnson

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Charles Barkley Roasts The Sacramento Kings, Claims They're In A Bad Place

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Jonathan Kuminga Is Looking For $25 Million A Year Or More

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Jonathan Kuminga Is Looking For $25 Million A Year Or More

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