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Following potential 2014 draftees

Jazz4ever said:
Father Harrison “I have a 6 bedroom house and those guys sleep in the same room. And they’re my only children”

Wow, much like the Morris twins separating at the NBA is gonna be tough.
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I think you're right... but they are tough as nails and have thought about it for years...
 
@NBN

Andrew Harrison will be wearing #5 (senior Jarrod Polson volunteered to give up his number).
Aaron Harrison will wear #2. (no jokes)
 
For all those Hairston's fanzzz out there:

https://m.usatoday.com/article/news/2396683

North Carolina basketball player P.J. Hairston was charged with possession of marijuana late Wednesday, Durham police confirmed to USA TODAY Sports on Thursday morning.

According to police, Hairston was stopped at an intersection for a license check at 10:20 p.m. Wednesday. He and two other passengers face misdemeanor drug charges. Hairston also was charged with driving without a license.

"Coach Williams and (director of athletics) Bubba Cunningham are aware of a situation that took place last evening with P.J. Hairston," UNC senior associate athletic director for communications Steve Kirschner said in a statement. "We're currently looking into it to gather the facts. We will issue a statement when we have enough information to do so."

Hairston, a 6-5 rising junior, bypassed the NBA to stay at North Carolina for another season after averaging 14.6 points and 4.3 rebounds a game as a sophomore.

"I value the experiences I have had over the past two years in Chapel Hill and hope to continue to grow under Coach Roy's guidance," Hairston said in a statement when he announced his return. "Coach always says when you focus on the team during the season, he will support us in the offseason — this is my way of supporting coach, my teammates and the Tar Heel community. Go Heels!"

On Monday, Hairston was invited to compete for a spot on the 2013 USA Basketball World University Games team. The training camp begins June 24.
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lol i was waiting for this^^^ funny that im defending him days prior

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFxoDvX6E70

i think hes interesting for the jazz next year in the 20's
 
So Florida's stud (but total dumb ***) freshman, Chris Walker, has a lot of work to do academically... as I stated several days back.

Looks like he scored a whopping 13 on his ACT. No wonder the dude thought it smart to get lips tattooed to his neck.
 
nbadraft.net

Updated 2014.. here's some "interesting" picks;

Willie Cauley-Stein up to #5.
Andrew Harrison down to #7.
Isaiah Austin at 30!!!
Chris Walker at 20. (He's a dummy but will be damn good)
Noah Vonleh down to 11. (He'd go #1 in this 2013 draft)
James Young up to 6.
Alex Poythress down to 33.
Aaron Harrison no where to be found. (Yikes)

That makes UK players showing up at;
#4
#5
#6
#7
#33
plus Aaron Harrison
 
PKM said:
nbadraft.net

Updated 2014.. here's some "interesting" picks;

Willie Cauley-Stein up to #5.
Andrew Harrison down to #7.
Isaiah Austin at 30!!!
Chris Walker at 20. (He's a dummy but will be damn good)
Noah Vonleh down to 11. (He'd go #1 in this 2013 draft)
James Young up to 6.
Alex Poythress down to 33.
Aaron Harrison no where to be found. (Yikes)

That makes UK players showing up at;
#4
#5
#6
#7
#33
plus Aaron Harrison
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lol
 
PKM said:
This draft class is scary talented... and though people like to use clichés with no basis in fact.... it is deep too.
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I can't wait to see guys who pulled out of the '13 draft cry when they drop 10+ spots in the '14 draft. (Smart, Alex, RG3, Austin, I'm looking at you)

I don't like to see people suffer, but sometimes they deserve it just so that they or other people can learn from the experience.
 
Hotttnickkk said:
I can't wait to see guys who pulled out of the '13 draft cry when they drop 10+ spots in the '14 draft. (Smart, Alex, RG3, Austin, I'm looking at you)

I don't like to see people suffer, but sometimes they deserve it just so that they or other people can learn from the experience.
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The one I am watching is Smart. He made BY FAR the biggest mistake.
 
PKM said:
nbadraft.net

Updated 2014.. here's some "interesting" picks;

Willie Cauley-Stein up to #5.
Andrew Harrison down to #7.
Isaiah Austin at 30!!!
Chris Walker at 20. (He's a dummy but will be damn good)
Noah Vonleh down to 11. (He'd go #1 in this 2013 draft)
James Young up to 6.
Alex Poythress down to 33.
Aaron Harrison no where to be found. (Yikes)

That makes UK players showing up at;
#4
#5
#6
#7
#33
plus Aaron Harrison
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Don't think these guys put much effort into next years draft yet until the college season gets under way, Givony hasn't updated his 2014 since April. Can't blame them, if you looked at the 2013 DX mock draft this time last year....

Len was 36
Porter was 22
McLemore was 61
Burke was 35
Oladipo was 50

NBAdraft was actually the first one to catapult McLemore to top 3 when others had him in the teens...just sayin
 
Jazz4ever said:
Don't think these guys put much effort into next years draft yet until the college season gets under way, Givony hasn't updated his 2014 since April. Can't blame them, if you looked at the 2013 DX mock draft this time last year....

Len was 36
Porter was 22
McLemore was 61
Burke was 35
Oladipo was 50

NBAdraft was actually the first one to catapult McLemore to top 3 when others had him in the teens...just sayin
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I knew that and agree... but those examples???? wow.
 
Jazz4ever said:
Don't think these guys put much effort into next years draft yet until the college season gets under way, Givony hasn't updated his 2014 since April. Can't blame them, if you looked at the 2013 DX mock draft this time last year....

Len was 36
Porter was 22
McLemore was 61
Burke was 35
Oladipo was 50

NBAdraft was actually the first one to catapult McLemore to top 3 when others had him in the teens...just sayin
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Then imagine what the '14 draft will be like with the top #20 already locked up, then having "other guys" rising up as well...
 
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