By Devin Kharpertian
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With the Nets needing point guard production down Deron Williams, Jarrett Jack took most of the team’s duties, but when he turned it over to recently-signed end-of-bench prospect Darius Morris in the fourth quarter, Morris delivered. Less than two minutes into the quarter, Morris led Mason Plumlee for this beautiful alley-oop.
Check out where Plumlee was when Morris released the ball:
Not bad, new guy.
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