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Following potential 2014 draftees

You realize the scoreboard says Springfield college right? Or is this sum AAU ******** on a neutral court?

Yes, I realize that. I also realize I see TJ Haws and Jackson Emery on the floor. LP had likely pulled Mika early due to the blowout. It was at the HoopHall Classic in Springfield - a National Tourney in January of last year.
 
Hes 5months older than Favors(Payne)

if i have to select a homer pick, its

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i figure by the time his rookie contract is done at 22 he will be close to the size of

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well maybe thats mid to late 20's but definitely

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with plenty of skill and rebounds
 
Btw, if a team lands a Harrison twin in the late first-round that will be a major steal.

agree... either one. I would take Andrew then Aaron.. but it's not that much of a disparity. Andrew has been playing very underrated lately.
Hitting shots, taking care of the ball (come at me), great passing, rebounding, HITTING HIS FREE THROWS, and being a great leader.
 
Hes 5months older than Favors(Payne)

That he's my "homer pick" doesn't mean he has to be the MVP.
Other than Favors, Payne has some actual ball skills and will be useful playing within his skillset.
I think his reported 38 inch no step vert is not true but I think the combine will show that he's got some serious hops and he has the strength and mobility to hold his ground in the league.
 
That he's my "homer pick" doesn't mean he has to be the MVP.
Other than Favors, Payne has some actual ball skills and will be useful playing within his skillset.
I think his reported 38 inch no step vert is not true but I think the combine will show that he's got some serious hops and he has the strength and mobility to hold his ground in the league.

38" no step would have been the best at the combine last year, no ones ever registered over 40" no-step. i know Payne can jump id bet his vertical is close to 40", not standing though.

i dont mind selecting Payne in the late teens or early 20's im just not a fan of selecting players that old in the 1st round, Payne certainly deserves his grade, im not sold on his ability to score with consistence in the paint at the NBA level, i think if scouts were more comfortable with that hed sneak up close to the lottery

it would be interesting having him here as a rookie, hed be older than half the active roster...(the other Rook, Derrick, Alec, Enes, Trey, Rudy)
 
If there's a redraft with this draft class 3 years from now, I think:
- Exum will go top 3 in virtually every scenario
- Parker will go top 4 in every scenario
- Smart won't be top 4 in any scenario
 
I also think Andrew Harrison is as good a 'big PG' prospect as Marcus Smart. Smart is a better defensive player and might have better intangibles, but Harrison should be just as good at running an offense and pressuring the defense with his drives.
 
If there's a redraft with this draft class 3 years from now, I think:
- Exum will go top 3 in virtually every scenario
- Parker will go top 4 in every scenario
- Smart won't be top 4 in any scenario

Interesting, why?

PS, I agree with you.

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I also think Andrew Harrison is as good a 'big PG' prospect as Marcus Smart. Smart is a better defensive player and might have better intangibles, but Harrison should be just as good at running an offense and pressuring the defense with his drives.

Better shot too.

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I also think Andrew Harrison is as good a 'big PG' prospect as Marcus Smart. Smart is a better defensive player and might have better intangibles, but Harrison should be just as good at running an offense and pressuring the defense with his drives.

This. x1000 times this.
 
Gordon struggling n the first half. The center for Wisconsin(Kaminski) has mad skills for a 7 footer. He can put it on the floor and finish. I think he can play in he league. He would be a good second round pick.
 
I really enjoy history guys and I need help with a question since I can't really recall watching any NCAA Tournaments passed 2008.. But has any team won an NCAA Tournament when one of their key players was injured before the tournament started? I.e if Arizona won this year with Brandon Ashley breaking his foot before the tournament. Louisville and Kevin Ware don't count because he wasn't really a key player and that happened in the Elite 8.

I know Loyola Maramount made it to the Elite 8 after Hank Gathers died. Also Syracuse made it to the Elite 8 without Fab Melo when we has announced ineligible by the NCAA in 2012.
 
Aaron Gordon isn't shooting the ball particularly well, but he is impacting the game in other ways. He has 13 rebounds, 2 assists, and 1 block with a little over 11 minutes left in the 2nd half.
 
Just a thought I had.. But wouldn't it be awesome if Florida and Kentucky meet up in the National Championship and Kentucky wins?

1985 #1 Georgetown vs. #8 Villanova

2014 #1 Florida vs. #8 Kentucky

Georgetown won the Big East Tournament and Florida won the SEC Tournament, both are #1 seeds.

Villanova and Kentucky both lost in their tournaments and both are #8 seeds.

Villanova ended up winning and so does Kentucky.
 
38" no step would have been the best at the combine last year, no ones ever registered over 40" no-step. i know Payne can jump id bet his vertical is close to 40", not standing though.

i dont mind selecting Payne in the late teens or early 20's im just not a fan of selecting players that old in the 1st round, Payne certainly deserves his grade, im not sold on his ability to score with consistence in the paint at the NBA level, i think if scouts were more comfortable with that hed sneak up close to the lottery

it would be interesting having him here as a rookie, hed be older than half the active roster...(the other Rook, Derrick, Alec, Enes, Trey, Rudy)


DJ stephens had 40 inch no-step & 46 inch max vert. he is the only one who had 40 inch+.
 
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