Gym access is harder to come by and so are full-court games. Those have been major focal points of his while training for the draft over the past six-plus months since the college basketball season ended abruptly due to the coronavirus outbreak.Įverything that comes with the pandemic has made preparing for this draft a challenge compared to other years. Yurtseven got the impression the Wizards are looking for a defensive anchor at the big man spot, someone who can protect the rim but also switch onto guards on the perimeter. The #Hoyas lead 24-22 with 7:15 left in 1H after a pair of steals lead to easy baskets, including this Yurtseven slam! #HOYASAXA #HOYASZN #WEAREGEORGETOWN /roYJP6JwhE- Georgetown Hoops January 16, 2020 In all the interviews, I try to incorporate all the things I know about them in order to show them that I care, that I want to be on their team." "But other than that, you have to know their rosters in order to see how they would fit in what shooters are you going to be able to kick out to, or what bigs would you be playing with, what picks do they have. "I think first comes being honest and being yourself," Yurtseven told NBC Sports Washington of the keys to a draft interview. That has allowed him to settle in and be more comfortable in the setting, after he said he was nervous in his first interview with the Atlanta Hawks. In the case of the Wizards, he thought Beal, and by extension, the team deserved more credit for the season they had.Įach team has its own needs and brings its own questions, but Yurtseven has noticed some commonalities to the experience in recent months. One is to do your research so you know about the team and what you can bring to them. Yurtseven has learned a few things about the interview process after doing about 10 of them so far. Wizards interview Georgetown's Yutseven in advance of NBA Draft originally appeared on NBC Sports WashingtonĪs 2020 NBA Draft prospect Ömer Yurtseven met with general manager Tommy Sheppard and Wizards brass on Wednesday in a pre-draft interview conducted by video conference, the Georgetown big man had an opinion to share with them: Bradley Beal should have been All-NBA.
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