Stackhouse: Ingram reminds me of myself, but I control the ball & break it down is not as good as him
Live Bar, August 4th news recently, Jerry Stackhouse, a former NBA player and manager of Vanderbilt University, talked about Ingram in Arenas’s program.
Host: does anyone in active service remind you of yourself?
Stackhouse: It’s hard. The game has changed. It’s the players who attacked rim. Ingram’s right-hand breakthrough reminds me of myself a little bit, but I can’t control the ball and split it like him. He has a good view of the stadium, and I didn’t start to have it until the end of my career. He was born with that feeling. He had the rhythm of controlling the ball.
Stackhouse was selected by Philadelphia 76ers in the third place in the first round in 1995. He played for 8 teams in 18 years, averaging 16.9 points and 3.2 rebounds and 3.3 assists. When he first started his career in NBA, because he graduated from North Carolina University, he entered NBA with the same draft as Jordan and had similar offensive skills (backbasket singles, turning over jump shots), stackhouse was once considered Jordan’s successor.
