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Starts 0 of 3 games · 8th on UTA in minutes · Rotation role

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So far only his team's show (Locked On Jazz) has talked about him this season. We also follow 20 national shows, ESPN and CBS Sports stories and 90+ beat reporters; their items appear here as soon as they mention him.

• Podcast Locked On Jazz · 1 points · Oct 23
  • The host's biggest concern is the bench mix of Collier (Isaiah Collier), Brice Sensabaugh and Kyle Filipowski. He says Svi Mykhailiuk played pretty well. name not confirmed at 11:16

  “2 Surprising Things from Utah Jazz Opening Night that are DEFINTELY real?” · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Jazz · 4 points · Oct 22
  • Memphis closed the first quarter on a 7-0 run. Collier gave no resistance and Filipowski ('flip') lost Quinton Post on a lob. Collier then forced a layup trying to get a two-for-one, and a Svi Mykhailiuk foul on a Jerome three gave up three free throws. name not confirmed at 21:08
  • The host said Isaiah Collier, Brice Sensabaugh and Kyle Filipowski are all in the rotation right now. He said all three must play better than ever to be in the rotation of a winning team, and called this the most concerning part of the night. at 23:25
  • To open the second quarter, Memphis went under every pick-and-roll against Collier, so the Collier-Jaron Jackson two-man game produced nothing. Jaxson Hayes, who doesn't shoot threes, had to take a 25-foot three. at 27:06
  • Turnovers: Darren (here apparently Jaron/Jaren Jackson Jr., per the earlier five-turnover mention) had five, Lauri Markkanen three, and Isaiah Collier three in 15 minutes. The host called it disconcerting for non-ball-handlers. at 32:46

  “Utah Jazz Exposed: What Happened To Lauri Markkanen And Jaren Jackson Jr.? How did Ty Jerome score 45.” · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Jazz · 2 points · Oct 21
  • Host lists Ace Bailey, Isaiah Collier and Brice Sensabaugh as the bench to start the year and asks whether that bench can be an asset. at 10:01
  • Opener key: Memphis picks up full court (94 feet) almost all the time. Host says the Jazz have one ball handler in Keyonte George and another in Isaiah Collier, and that it's unknown how Darryn Peterson handles pressure. at 29:44

  “Utah Jazz Must Change This One Thing To Reach The Playoffs. 5 Bold Predictions” · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Jazz · 8 points · Oct 19
  • Host's open question: are Collier, Brice Sensabaugh and Filipowski good enough to help the Jazz win regular-season games? at 27:00
  • Isaiah Collier shot 42% with one made three and seven assists. The Jazz were outscored by 13 in his 34 minutes. at 27:25
  • Change in the host's view: he had questioned whether Collier, Brice Sensabaugh, Filipowski or Cody Williams would make the opening-night rotation. He now says two, if not three, of them will be in it. at 27:59
  • Host says Collier will play backup point guard to Keyonte George. He says Brice Sensabaugh is probably going to get minutes. at 28:21
  • Host says this reflects the whole non-George group more than Collier himself. at 28:43
  • Isaiah Collier (reported): In an interview with the host, Collier talked about being honest with himself and a tough offseason. Host separately observes that Collier's shot has lost a hitch. at 29:07
  • Host says it is not yet clear whether Collier makes a team better. at 29:17
  • Host says that if the rotation is what he suspects, six of the top 10 are on rookie contracts. He names Darryn Peterson, Ace Bailey, Keyonte George, Brice Sensabaugh, Collier and possibly Filipowski, and says that will lead to clunkiness. at 32:12

  “SUPRISES 5 Things LEARNED in Utah Jazz Training Camp: Jaren Jackson Jr., Darryn Peterson, Ace Bailey” · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Jazz · 3 points · Oct 16
  • David Locke: The host names Josh Green and Josh Okogie as bench players. If you're generous with Brice Sensabaugh, Isaiah Collier, Kyle Filipowski and Svi Mykhailiuk, he says the roster has a lot of extra minutes. at 3:22
  • David Locke: The host thinks the Jazz will make a mid-season trade, and that it would probably have to involve some of Brice Sensabaugh, Kyle Filipowski or Isaiah Collier. at 27:51
  • Isaiah Collier (reported): The host relays that Isaiah Collier, in an honest postgame conversation about his offseason, came to understand he is a role player in the NBA. at 11:13

  “DISRESPECTED?: Can Lauri Markkanen, Jaren Jackson, Darryn Peterson, Ace Bailey PROVE Them Wrong?” · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Jazz · 2 points · Oct 15
  • Host says Isaiah Collier can get loose and commit fatal turnovers above the break, which he counts as two-point mistakes. at 20:19
  • Host suggests Sensabaugh, Collier and Filipowski, all likely identities, are not sure to be in the rotation. at 22:19

  “3 Questions that will DETERMINE the UTAH JAZZ season” · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Jazz host · Analysis · Oct 14

  The host argues the lineup's spacing gives opponents nowhere to hide their big. In contrast, defenses can park the big on Josh Okogie, Jaxson Hayes or Isaiah Collier because none of them is a shooting threat.

  “Utah Jazz Unstoppable Five? The lineup that will key the ENTIRE Jazz Season” at 20:02 · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Jazz · 3 points · Oct 13
  • The three bench players were Svi Mykhailiuk, Isaiah Collier and Brice Sensabaugh. Each played one stint. at 10:39
  • First-half minutes: Markkanen 19, Jackson Jr. 18, Keyonte George 16, Peterson 15, Hayes 14, Bailey 14, Mykhailiuk 9, Collier 8, Sensabaugh 6. The host extrapolates full-game paces from these. at 10:45
  • The Jazz had 12 or 13 steals (the host says '12 13'), a level of defensive activity he hasn't seen before. He credits it mainly to Darryn Peterson's hands, Ace Bailey and Isaiah Collier. at 21:36

  “NEXT LEVEL: Utah Jazz UNLEASH Jaren Jackson, Keyonte George, Ace Bailey in POTENT New Rotation” · listen ↗

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