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Jordan Hawkins' NCAA glory has not translated to NBA success. The Chicago Bulls' rebuild unfortunately isn't the place to rehab Hawkins's basketball value.

Writer Morris Bankston argues that Chicago Bulls executive Bryson Graham should avoid signing free-agent guard Jordan Hawkins following his release by the Memphis Grizzlies. Despite Graham's established pattern of acquiring former New Orleans Pelicans players like Buddy Hield, Bankston contends that Hawkins does not warrant a roster spot on the Bulls.
Bankston notes that Hawkins has struggled to translate his collegiate success from UConn to the NBA, citing a 34.8% career three-point shooting average across 174 games. The writer believes Hawkins offers minimal value in playmaking or defense, suggesting he would be better suited pursuing a two-way contract elsewhere.
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