The Utah Jazz enter the 2025-26 NBA season in the midst of a transformation, one that reflects both the ambitions of their front office and the risks inherent in building around youth. Gone are veterans like Collin Sexton and Jordan Clarkson, two of the most experienced guards on the roster in recent years. In their place stands a core of young players who, while brimming with potential, lack the mileage and composure that comes with years of NBA battles.

First-round pick Ace Bailey and Walter Clayton Jr. are suddenly the elder statesmen of the backcourt, while 21-year-old Keyonte George and rookies Isaiah Collier and Cody Williams will be tasked with leading the offense.

This shift toward youth is by design. The Jazz want to see what they have in their young backcourt, giving them m

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