Draft Knight=change offense+lots of Hayward

[Dr. Jones]

****, I didn't know this about Knight. I'm sold. I'm being dead serious too. Looking at the last 10 years' winners, most have turned into great or very good NBA players. For Beal, this year's winner and Knight, the jury's still out. But the others, Lebron twice, Howard, Love, Jrue Holiday, and Oden twice tells me I like his chances. Three of those seven winners are all world, one led the league in rebounding, one has been marred by injuries which just flat out sucks, and one is turning into a hell of a pro in Holiday. That's a very impressive group, especially since Knight didn't win it on sheer size and/or athleticism like most of those other guys. Knight's play must have been pretty special for Gatorade to hand him the award again. And his work ethic to get there again speaks volumes.

**** it. Knight at 3.

and he did it as a junior while Wall was a senior. He averaged about 36 per game and led his CRAPPY team (like never won a game in its history, bad) to the state title game in Florida. His parents had him attend one of (if not THE) toughest academic school in the state rather than send him to a bb papermill.

 

[Gyp Rosetti]

**** me. Awesome post PKM. Kid's a winner. Draft Kanter or Williams and swap with Cleveland, getting Knight in return as well as their 2nd rounder.