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Following 2016 potential draftees

Some recent Georgios Papagiannis(7'2") highlights, he's born in 1997 so he could declare for this draft If he wanted to. I kinda think he's a better prospect than the Spurs 1st round pick last year.. Poor mans Alex Len..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3H_wm5C7Eq0
 
King Cy said:
0 chance we get him and he isn't worth parting with any significant assets to trade up for.
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I'm just saying in general. His game looks like it meshes well with a lot of skill sets.
From the players I've seen in full games/partial games I liked him the most.
(like most =/= think is best)
 
Michigan's Duncan Robinson's leading the nation with a .835 True shooting %..

St. Mary's Emmett Naar is leading the nation with a .756 Effectvie Field Goal %.. (he's also 11th in assists per game..)

Evansville SR. Egidijus Mockevicius, Is leading the nation in a few rebounding statistics, If he's 6'10 as listed he might get looks in the league. He's a capable FT shooter and rim protector too. Has some hop in his step..


New Mexico State's Pascal Siakam drops 35 again.. If this continues he might drum up first round hype.. DX and NBAdarft both agree he's top-40(in their 2017 mocks)
 
PG_AB said:
Michigan's Duncan Robinson's leading the nation with a .835 True shooting %..

St. Mary's Emmett Naar is leading the nation with a .756 Effectvie Field Goal %.. (he's also 11th in assists per game..)

Evansville SR. Egidijus Mockevicius, Is leading the nation in a few rebounding statistics, If he's 6'10 as listed he might get looks in the league. He's a capable FT shooter and rim protector too. Has some hop in his step..


New Mexico State's Pascal Siakam drops 35 again.. If this continues he might drum up first round hype.. DX and NBAdarft both agree he's top-40(in their 2017 mocks)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fr1e9f_FU7M
 
Felder with a really nice first half v Mich St - 21 pts in the half. He looks legit. Hard not to be reminded of other little scoring guards like Nate Robinson and Isaiah Thomas. He's built like those guys in addition to the height similarity.
 
Jaylen Brown having a decent game vs UVA, now in OT. Looks like a Stan Johnson clone one year later. So strong, good athlete, not a real good shooter yet, but should improve. Really liked him out of HS, and he's been up and down early this year.
 
PG_AB said:
Michigan's Duncan Robinson's leading the nation with a .835 True shooting %..

St. Mary's Emmett Naar is leading the nation with a .756 Effectvie Field Goal %.. (he's also 11th in assists per game..)

Evansville SR. Egidijus Mockevicius, Is leading the nation in a few rebounding statistics, If he's 6'10 as listed he might get looks in the league. He's a capable FT shooter and rim protector too. Has some hop in his step..


New Mexico State's Pascal Siakam drops 35 again.. If this continues he might drum up first round hype.. DX and NBAdarft both agree he's top-40(in their 2017 mocks)
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I was looking at naar a couple of days ago. Forgot to mention him in my post. Playing for st marys we will get some good looks at him in provo
 
Bruhs, Elijah Brown isn't even in DX's Sophomore rankings.. I guarantee that changes.. Here's some video, here's his stats. He's a Sophomore but this is his first season after transferring from Butler.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMp3t3jDBAE

Lefty Shooter, not the first time I've brought him up here either - He's former Cavs coach, Mike Brown's son.

20.4ppg, 6.0 rebs, 3.4 asts, He's shooting 39% from 3 on 7.3 attempts per game, he's 6'4". Also 1 steal per game. Kinda reminds me a bit of Tim Hardaway Jr in the few games I've seen him play.



There's something wrong with Grayson Allen being seen as a lotto pick by some, and Brown not even being on the radar..


I'd take him over Elijah Millsap!! I'd bet on Brown in any sort of 1v1 shooting competition, it'd be easy $$ too.
 
How's this kid from Oklahoma. And some kid from SDSU had a nasty windmill dunk last night and he looked superathletic and long. Any good?
 
Cunning Linguist said:
How's this kid from Oklahoma. And some kid from SDSU had a nasty windmill dunk last night and he looked superathletic and long. Any good?
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Who on Oklahoma? Hield or Cousins? Both can shoot the lights out(both are over 50% right now) Cousins is a legit PG at 6'3ish.. they both are probably overlisted heightwise by OU, will be interesting to see where they go. That team is dangerous..

Zylan Cheatham(SDSU) is an interesting 4 star prospect. Built like that combo forward from Wisconsin many liked around here, I forgot his name, Cheatham's more athletic though, clearly, on both sides of the ball, and certainly in transition.. looks like a good find, he's kinda like the French Prospect Geurshon Yabusele that NBAdarft has mocked 22nd this year(DX has him at #59). Yabusele is a bit more skilled as a face-up player, his SF skills are probably much better at this point. There's a player named Mark Vital who's built like a house and is athletic like that too in next years class, who's rising thru the recruiting rankings and constantly picking up offers, players like this of course can easily play PF in HS, so its an interesting transition to watch. Some, like Thaddeus Young are built to do it seamlessly for others its a bit more of an adventure.
 
So this New Mexico State dude plays Baylor tonight. Glad the Jazz play a late game cuz I'm looking forward to checking him out.
 
Kendrick Nunn showed how electric of an athlete he was last night. 6foot6 wingspan and he would measure out insane numbers athletic wise and its funny bercause you wouldn't think he is explosive as he is because he looks so smooth doing. His stock is raising. Malcolm hill last night in final 3 minutes showed why he will never get a sniff into nba. His defense in that span was plain awful
 
I haven't been following this thread much, but Ingram looks like the prize of this draft. I'd trade about anything we have to draft him. To me he looks like he'll be better than Paul George. Superstar forward.
 
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