The Warriors hosted workouts for two local college standouts: Omari Moore and Brandin Podziemski.
SAN FRANCISCO — Former Santa Clara star Brandin Podziemski views himself as cross between Donte DiVincenzo and Jalen Brunson. Their toughness and competitiveness, he says, mirrors his own desire to prove people wrong.Podziemski had an opportunity to impress the Warriors Wednesday when he joined five other prospects, including San Jose State guard and Mountain West Player of the Year Omari Moore, at a pre-draft workout at Chase Center.
“My mindset going in was, like, how can we get this done in two years and make it the same way [Williams did]?” Podziemski said. “Whatever my role is, I always focus on making the right play,” Podziemski said. “I don’t have to score the most points, get the most rebounds, just make the right play. And I think that’s kind of got me to where I am.”
That versatility and selflessness, Podziemski believes, makes him the right guy for the Warriors, who have the No. 19 pick.
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