Already saw it.. showed it to my wife and she said it was actually more like one and a half minutes.
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Already saw it.. showed it to my wife and she said it was actually more like one and a half minutes.
Good thing for you the mods couldn't be bothered checking the draft thread...
*wiping the sweat from my unibrow*
True...
But he's probably posting as PKM on this laptop and posting as Scootsy on his Nokia Lumia.. so may be it's possible ... he's very crafty.
But since I've caught on to him, I'm more craftier.
BHP
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Scott howard-cooper's mock draft
https://www.nba.com/2013/news/05/22/2013-nba-mock-draft-howard-cooper/index.html?ls=nbahpsplit3
1. Cavaliers, Nerlens Noel, Kentucky, PF, 6-11, 220
2. Magic, Ben McLemore, Kansas, SG, 6-4, 195
3. Wizards, Otto Porter, Georgetown, SF, 6-8, 200
4. Bobcats, Victor Oladipo, Indiana, SG, 6-5, 210
5. Suns, Anthony Bennett, UNLV, PF, 6-7, 240
6. Pelicans, Trey Burke, Michigan, PG, 6-1, 175
7. Kings, Cody Zeller, Indiana, PF-C, 7-0, 240
8. Pistons, Michael Carter-Williams, Syracuse, PG, 6-5, 175
9. Timberwolves, Shabazz Muhammad, UCLA, SG, 6-6, 225
10. Trail Blazers, Alex Len, Maryland, C, 7-1, 255
11. 76ers, Mason Plumlee, Duke, PF, 6-11, 245
12. Thunder, Kelly Olynyk, Gonzaga, C, 7-0, 240
13. Mavericks, C.J. McCollum, Lehigh, PG-SG, 6-3, 190
14. Jazz, Dennis Schroeder, Germany, PG, 6-1, 180
15. Bucks, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Georgia, SG, 6-5, 205
16. Celtics, Rudy Gobert, France, PF-C, 7-1, 235
17. Hawks, Dario Saric, Croatia, SF, 6-10, 225
18. Hawks, Gorgui Dieng, Louisville, C, 6-11, 245
19. Cavaliers, Sergey Karasev, Russia, SF, 6-7, 205
20. Bulls, Jeff Withey, Kansas, C, 7-0, 235
21. Jazz Steven Adams, Pittsburgh, C, 6-11, 235
22. Nets, Giannis Adetokoubo, Greece, SF, 6-9, 215
23. Pacers, Archie Goodwin, Kentucky, SG, 6-5, 195
24. Knicks, Lucas Nogueira, Brazil, PF-C, 7-0, 220
25. Clippers, Glen Rice Jr., D-League, SG, 6-6, 210
26. Timberwolves, Tony Mitchell, North Texas, SF-PF, 6-8, 235
27. Nuggets, Allen Crabbe, California, SG, 6-6, 205
28. Spurs, DeShaun Thomas, Ohio State, SF-PF, 6-7, 225
29. Thunder, Alex Abrines, Spain, SG, 6-5, 190
30. Suns, Jamaal Franklin, San Diego St, SG, 6-5, 205
https://www.nba.com/2013/news/05/22/2013-nba-mock-draft-howard-cooper/index.html?ls=nbahpsplit3
1. Cavaliers, Nerlens Noel, Kentucky, PF, 6-11, 220
2. Magic, Ben McLemore, Kansas, SG, 6-4, 195
3. Wizards, Otto Porter, Georgetown, SF, 6-8, 200
4. Bobcats, Victor Oladipo, Indiana, SG, 6-5, 210
5. Suns, Anthony Bennett, UNLV, PF, 6-7, 240
6. Pelicans, Trey Burke, Michigan, PG, 6-1, 175
7. Kings, Cody Zeller, Indiana, PF-C, 7-0, 240
8. Pistons, Michael Carter-Williams, Syracuse, PG, 6-5, 175
9. Timberwolves, Shabazz Muhammad, UCLA, SG, 6-6, 225
10. Trail Blazers, Alex Len, Maryland, C, 7-1, 255
11. 76ers, Mason Plumlee, Duke, PF, 6-11, 245
12. Thunder, Kelly Olynyk, Gonzaga, C, 7-0, 240
13. Mavericks, C.J. McCollum, Lehigh, PG-SG, 6-3, 190
14. Jazz, Dennis Schroeder, Germany, PG, 6-1, 180
15. Bucks, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Georgia, SG, 6-5, 205
16. Celtics, Rudy Gobert, France, PF-C, 7-1, 235
17. Hawks, Dario Saric, Croatia, SF, 6-10, 225
18. Hawks, Gorgui Dieng, Louisville, C, 6-11, 245
19. Cavaliers, Sergey Karasev, Russia, SF, 6-7, 205
20. Bulls, Jeff Withey, Kansas, C, 7-0, 235
21. Jazz Steven Adams, Pittsburgh, C, 6-11, 235
22. Nets, Giannis Adetokoubo, Greece, SF, 6-9, 215
23. Pacers, Archie Goodwin, Kentucky, SG, 6-5, 195
24. Knicks, Lucas Nogueira, Brazil, PF-C, 7-0, 220
25. Clippers, Glen Rice Jr., D-League, SG, 6-6, 210
26. Timberwolves, Tony Mitchell, North Texas, SF-PF, 6-8, 235
27. Nuggets, Allen Crabbe, California, SG, 6-6, 205
28. Spurs, DeShaun Thomas, Ohio State, SF-PF, 6-7, 225
29. Thunder, Alex Abrines, Spain, SG, 6-5, 190
30. Suns, Jamaal Franklin, San Diego St, SG, 6-5, 205
^^^
Wow this would be BAWEsome!!!!!!
Wow this would be BAWEsome!!!!!!
mct
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Pretty much every mock has us taking Schroeder, which would be sweet, but it's starting to remind me of those years everyone was saying we'd take perfect fits Hibbert or Hansbrough, both of whom eventually moved up a few spots out of reach.
If we're gonna have a chance, teams are really going to have to start valuing the seven footers in this draft. Adams and Gobert both carry a little bit of excitement, but you don't read fans of any lottery team going off about how they hope they draft Plumlee, Dieng, or Olynyk. Speaking of which, you don't read many fans saying they want MCW's babies either.
Anyway, I'm not optimistic we'll be able to get Schroeder. He comes out of nowhere packing the contradictory mystiques of two continents. How are MCW and a handful of lerps supposed to compete with that kind of cool?
If we're gonna have a chance, teams are really going to have to start valuing the seven footers in this draft. Adams and Gobert both carry a little bit of excitement, but you don't read fans of any lottery team going off about how they hope they draft Plumlee, Dieng, or Olynyk. Speaking of which, you don't read many fans saying they want MCW's babies either.
Anyway, I'm not optimistic we'll be able to get Schroeder. He comes out of nowhere packing the contradictory mystiques of two continents. How are MCW and a handful of lerps supposed to compete with that kind of cool?
Yeah, having Schroeder being our current unanimous selection among mock drafts kind of scares me.
Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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I rest my case on this idiots intelligence. Listening to Lock.... Lol.... Idiot!
Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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I have a feeling some decent players will be available at our second round pick much like there were some good talents that fell deep into the second round last year. I say let Davies go, he will probably not get drafted if the jazz like him sign him as a udfa. And cut his *** after training camp.
mct
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What's nice about this draft: nobody saying it's a two-man draft or a three-man draft. In 2011 we had the third pick in a two-man draft. The worst was 2010 when we had the ninth pick in an eight-man draft.
It's true that the top eight picks in 2010 were pretty set in stone, but there's more to talk about in a year when none of them are.
It can't be very fun to be a GM in a year with such defined tiers. Teams can get screwed when they have no real choice but to draft the supposed best player available. Minnesota pretty much had to draft Derrick Williams. Same thing for Philly and Evan Turner, Miami and Beasley, Clippers and Aminu, whereas the Jazz were free to make unexpected picks like Hayward, and, to a lesser extent, Kanter.
I could be way off on this, but my guess is that this year's draft class will look pretty promising early on because teams will be more free to draft players they really love as opposed to being forced the last player left in their supposed tier.
It's true that the top eight picks in 2010 were pretty set in stone, but there's more to talk about in a year when none of them are.
It can't be very fun to be a GM in a year with such defined tiers. Teams can get screwed when they have no real choice but to draft the supposed best player available. Minnesota pretty much had to draft Derrick Williams. Same thing for Philly and Evan Turner, Miami and Beasley, Clippers and Aminu, whereas the Jazz were free to make unexpected picks like Hayward, and, to a lesser extent, Kanter.
I could be way off on this, but my guess is that this year's draft class will look pretty promising early on because teams will be more free to draft players they really love as opposed to being forced the last player left in their supposed tier.
Lots to digest there..
But I think the so-called BPA is a misleading term, because each team will have their own list of BPA's.
I'm probably alone in saying this, but I think if you really like a player, there's no reason to pick the "consensus BPA" - just go for it and pick your man!
As an example, I would happily pick Schroeder at #6 even if Burke is still available (provided Schroeder's attitude checks out and his shooting is legit).