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Following Potential 2022 Draftees

Whats nice about Jabari Walker, whos in a primo matchup right now, tight game vs Harrison Ingram and Stanford, is Walker always gets something done whenever i watch him. type of player who if his shot isnt falling he's just everywhere trying to make plays n grab boards
 
really really bad start for UW-Milwaukee and their 5star bigman Patrick Baldwin Jr, who will certainly b selected in this first rd, threir 1-5 he's out with a twisted ankle.
 
clowns round here like to act like i put too much emphasis in the draft.. THE TEAM YOU ROOT FOR PUTS TOO LITTLE EMPHASIS, despite allocating millions towards it, IN THE DRAFT N THEIR PRODUCT SUFFERS. can u refute that?
 
I'm pretty sure Ha Sueng-Jin is the only Korean player ever drafted back in the mid 2000's... Lee has a chance for sure, and Seung-Jin was a 7'4" 300+lb player gimmicky type of big a team takes a quick flier on n nothing more.
 
Davidson has the shooting around Jin to keep the defenses honest too. So he could actually do like some heroic stuff in March.
 
ESPN's top100 list for this draft is pretty good. There's overrated Duke players tho, as usual, Mark Williams and Trevor Keels are good players, but overrated at this point in time.
 
Aminu Mohammed 6'5" freshman guard at Georgetown posts 15 11boards and 3 steals today. I feel like he's potentially an interesting player for this Jazz team, would fit well next to Mitchell.
 
6'4 Freshman scoring guard Manny Obaeski has made it to the starting lineup for Texas A&M! At a legit 6'4 he is very slippery with the ball and gets downhill much easier than pretty much every freshman guard in the class..


Very excited to see what this team can do this year..
 
7'1 Sophomore Ryan Kalkbrenner 17pts on 7/8 from the field with 3 blocks for Creighton!! He doesnt get mentioned much, for now, that'll change tho. He's shooting 75% from the floor so far.. Mobile big too, definitely has a wingspan around 7'5
 
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