the good thing is McW and smarts shots aren't broken. it's not like we are talking about brewer. when they get to the nba and all they do is basketball they will get better.
I agree smarts a/to ratio really scares me.
right now my list goes
Burke
McW
smart
kabongo - he might be worth it late in the first
What the hell happened with burke tonight? how did he do?
Maybe i should check page 209 for the answers i seek.
I'm still a fan of Archie Goodwin
Short list at #14: CJ McCollum, Dennis Schroeder, Archie Goodwin, Kelly Olynyk
Short list at #21: Steven Adams, Giannis Adetokunbo, Sergey Karasev, Nate Wolters
2nd round: Carmichael, Hardaway Jr., Adonis Thomas, James Southerland
This is mine, precisely.Originally Posted by Xthren
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I love his intensity. He has some 'it' factor. He needs to tighten his handles and keep his head up on drives .. he's got loads of upside.
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I know some of you are saying that Burke struggled tonight but I thought he showed what I wanted to see. I must admit that I didn't catch the whole game but I did see most of the first half and the last 5 minutes in the second.
I am more a fan of Burke tonight then I ever have been. Imagine flipping between the Jazz and Michigan game. I would watch the youth get ignored on the PnR almost ever time watching the Jazz. The I flip the channel and see Burks getting into the lane and giving it to the bigs who would either fumble the ball or they could finish.
To me it seemed like Burke was a God send. I will cross my fingers.
now we need um to stumble so Burke gets pushed down in the draft rankings
You are seeing the light, young one. Come to the path of righteousness in following He who is known as BlackJesusBurke (or BJB as I like to call him). There is always room for one more
-George
Hey, take it easy there...
The Jazz aren't going to be in a position to get Trey Burke. I'm calling that.
Playing well is priority #1 and nothing outside of that is really even close. If you're hoping someone else ****s up, then you don't deserve the break.
I doubt we're in position to get any of them. That's okay though .. they're all a crapshoot.
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So the lottery won't be good enough?
We had a 500 page thread last year for nothing, so are numb to such things.
Marcus Smart, Michael Carter-Williams, Trey Burke, and potentially C.J. McCollum will all be picked in the lottery range, so if the Jazz stay at 16-18 I guarantee Smart, MCW, and Burke will all be gone. McCollum might still be there, but he is projected in the lottery right now. Myck Kabongo is the player I would like to see the Jazz pick, preferably at #24 but it all depends how well he does in the final eight games on the season for Texas, his stock might rise into the early-twenties or late-teens which then the Jazz could pick him at #17. Kabongo will return to Texas on February 13th against Iowa State and after that they have seven more games.
no offense bluenote
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