I dont think he's bad, but I think he's closer to Grevis Vasquez than an All-Star.
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I would take Carter Bryant uncomfortably high.
I’d take him late first
Nathan Bittle looks like Trailer Park Walker Kessler
If Shelstad was a normal PG NBA height he would be a solid prospect.
It's crazy to me you can go 5 years of college basketball shooting 37% your entire 5 year career and still get to be the leading shot taker on a power conference teams.
He seems like the ultimate vibes guy
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I would love to get him in the second round. I feel he has good depth potential. He might go first because his shooting has gotten better.
He reminds me a little of Podz. I don't remember Vasquez that well, but that seems like a low end outcome for him.
On Friday I was watching him back to back with VJ, and it's a night and day difference what they are being asked to do for their team, with Kas's role being about 10X more difficult than VJ. If you look at their offensive numbers they come out as pretty similar, but when you factor in degree of difficulty Kas is clearly better right now. Now I understand factoring in VJ's defense to put him ahead of Kas, so if that's the reasoning then I get it.
Looks like Jase had a rough game, although he did have 4 assists which is great for him and his team moves on so he'll get more chances to have a good game.
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Philon with only 6 points, but also had 6 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals, and 2 blocks. In their last game he had 8 assists and only 1 fga. Alabama is clearly putting him in a different role for the tourney with all of their experienced guys taking most of the usage.
For those not aware he is playing alongside 4 other 5-year seniors on that team.
For those not aware he is playing alongside 4 other 5-year seniors on that team.
When I was watching UCONN/FLA I didn't think McNeeley was looking very good, but he ends up with a great stat line for a Freshman in the tourney 22pts, 3ast, 2stls. Any other thoughts on him? I'm having a hard time placing him.
I thought Nique Clifford looked really good for the most part yesterday. I think he's probably the guy (besides Cooper Flagg) that is most likely to come in and make an immediate impact for the team he plays for.
Queen had a good game and was obviously clutch with that last minute shot. I still love/hate him.
Queen had a good game and was obviously clutch with that last minute shot. I still love/hate him.
On one hand he is a big that can't defend or shoot, and is old for a Freshman.
On the other hand he is incredibly skilled and a huge part of a good team as a Freshman.
Like I said, I love/hate him.
The 8 remaining matchups in the tourney:
SEC/Big 10, SEC/Big 10, SEC/Big 10, SEC/Big 12, SEC/SEC, Big 12/Big 10, SEC/Big 12, ACC/Big 12
SEC/Big 10, SEC/Big 10, SEC/Big 10, SEC/Big 12, SEC/SEC, Big 12/Big 10, SEC/Big 12, ACC/Big 12
Here are the potential 2025 draft prospects (Top 41on Tankathon Big Board) remaining in the tournament :
- Broome, Wolf, Jase, Condon, Queen, Fland, Thiero?, Toppin, Philon, Demin, Flagg, Kon, Khaman, Bryant
- Broome, Wolf, Jase, Condon, Queen, Fland, Thiero?, Toppin, Philon, Demin, Flagg, Kon, Khaman, Bryant
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lol. caleb love, i assume? and somehow his teams win. what a strange career. i shouldn't say somehow - it's because his teams are talented enough to overcome him.
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So where do the draft experts have proctor from Duke getting drafted? His stock must be rising from his tournament play.
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