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Rethinking a PG in 2012 draft

Dr. Jones

Dr. Jones

In pursuit of #9
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I'm more pro Harris than most here, imo. However, here are quotes from Day 1 and 2 of the Addidas Nations.

Day 1
Marquis Teague flashed an absolutely nasty handle during his match up with Damian Lillard. Teague is the most interesting point guard here and has a good shot to follow in the footsteps of the Calipari PGs before him (Rose, Tyreke, Wall and Knight) and become a top 10 pick.

Day 2
Marquis Teague has been the best college guard by a long shot. He's shown the ability to find teammates on the break, he handles the ball on a string, and his strength allows him to finish in the paint. At times he got a little erratic going for flashy plays and making turnovers but displayed some solid playmaking skills for others, which seems to be the biggest debate over his long term potential.

https://www.nbadraft.net/2011-adidas-nations-day-1
 
If we only end up with one pick, and our preferred SF's are off the table then, Teague would be splendid option. I think he'll be better than Knight in college and the pros.
 
Jazz4ever said:
If we only end up with one pick, and our preferred SF's are off the table then, Teague would be splendid option. I think he'll be better than Knight in college and the pros.
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I was assuming two picks (I know). IF we do, I think we have a good shot at both Teague and an elite SF .. dependent upon how draft order is determined.
 
I think it's better to package 2 picks for a higher pick and go after SF
 
zbone said:
I think it's better to package 2 picks for a higher pick and go after SF
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Without knowing what our two spots are, I'd have to withhold opinion. Having said that, I suspect I will disagree as this is such a deep draft (especially SF's) and we could be giving up too much for too little ... tradeable asset, at least.
 
PKM said:
Without knowing what our two spots are, I'd have to withhold opinion. Having said that, I suspect I will disagree as this is such a deep draft (especially SF's) and we could be giving up too much for too little ... tradeable asset, at least.
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Agreed.
 
That is also assuming someone would want to trade with us. Its not like KOC can just snap his fingers and make someone accept a trade.
 
No need for a PG--already got Captain Harris.
Select the best player available, if it's a bad fit, trade it for an upgrade that fits.
If the PG prospect is just a stud and is established as a can't-miss prospect (LeBron James type hype) then you take him and move Devin to SG, he's versatile.
 
I think you have to take a PG with your highest pick reguardless. We already have our potential 2,3,4,5 ( and anyone of them can turn into an AllStar) now lets get our leader and row with it!
 
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