Nets coaches and players concentrated Friday night against the Jazz on their grueling road trip and trying to break the NBA’s longest losing streak.
The front office, meanwhile, is laser-focused on Lawrence, Kan., on Saturday, just like everybody else in the league. They’ll be watching uber-prospects Darryn Peterson of Kansas and AJ Dybantsa of BYU.
Peterson and Dybantsa join Duke’s Cameron Boozer as super freshmen atop this generational draft class, all three of whom would be considered top picks in most years.
The Nets have been tanking to get one of that franchise-changing trio.