What's new
By:

Following potential 2014 draftees

PKM said:
Just for fun (not relevant and not suggesting any of this translates..) I thought I would share the stats of this year's incoming freshman (stats from last year);

Andrew Harrison
Points - 15.8
Rebounds - 7.1
Assists - 7.2

Aaron Harrison
Points - 25.2
Rebounds - 6.3
Assists - 4.4

James Young
Points - 27.4
Rebounds - 14.8
Assists - 5.9

Julius Randle (he only played a handful of games)
Points - 34.1
Rebounds - 15.3
Assists - 4.8

Dakari Johnson
Points - 17.8
Rebounds - 11.4
Assists - 2.1
Blocks - 4.3

Marcus Lee
Points - 17.7
Rebounds - 19.5
Assists - 2.2
Blcoks - 6.7
Click to expand...

Could you post jabari and wiggins #'s from last year too?
 
PKM said:
Jabari Parker
Points - 16.0
Rebounds - 5.1
Assists - 3.2

Andrew Wiggins
Points - 23.4
Rebounds - 11.1
Assists - 2.5
Steals - 2.4
Blocks - 2.5
Click to expand...

Thanks brocious

Jabari kinda underwhelming :confused:
 
fishonjazz said:
Thanks brocious

Jabari kinda underwhelming :confused:
Click to expand...

HS stats don't mean a whole lot. Scouting their games and how they will/should translate is far far more important.
Having said that, Jabari also had 4steals and 1blk per game. He's not flashy, just super efficient and knows how to win.
 
spycam1 said:
I'm guessing that's because he was coming off an injury and was out of shape as a result? I'd be curious to see his stats as a junior.
Click to expand...

Oops.. those stats were the prior season.... his senior year was;

Points - 18.4
Rebounds - 10.4
Assists - 2.7
 
Dats a little moe betta
 
Aaron Gordon in a Jazz uniform..

2ahxxyr.jpg
 
Core4 said:
Somewhere between 21-29%, so yes, there's a chance. Much more likely, however, to stay where they're at or even drop 1-2 spots (like what happened in 2005). Sorry to be "Debbie Downer," but I'm just trying to be realistic with expectations.
Click to expand...

I am going for the whole thing!!!! Jazz get the 1st pick and GS pick turns out to be #2. Do we take both Parker and Wiggins?

LMAO!!!!!
 
PKM said:
Wiggins and Parker are better than Burks and Hayward, immediately.
Click to expand...

Agreed.... if somewhat reluctantly
 
.. besides, I called them so-so shooters. Would you consider any of them elite shooters?

Fwiw, I've been saying since pre-draft (Kanter's) that Enes has NBA3 range.
 
We saw it with Ronnie Brewer. If you're an abysmal shooter, you're an offensive liability.

We still need shooters, across the floor. I don't mean a specialist, I mean fielding a lineup where 3-4 guys are 3pt threats at any given time. That's what really spaces the floor and makes things difficult.
 
bigmike said:
We saw it with Ronnie Brewer. If you're an abysmal shooter, you're an offensive liability.

We still need shooters, across the floor. I don't mean a specialist, I mean fielding a lineup where 3-4 guys are 3pt threats at any given time. That's what really spaces the floor and makes things difficult.
Click to expand...

Yep.. and that's why I don't like the idea of having Favors (very little offensive skill), Kanter not quite ready to step out.. and Gordon (who's more of a 4 than a 3.. all on the floor at the same time.. especially when no one else is an elite shooter either.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Share this page
Back
Top