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It's a little crazy to me that the Jazz reportedly had Keyonte at 10, which would likely have him above Wallace, Bufkin, and JHS. They seem to acknowledge the need for developing a point guard, but rated the guy with seemingly the least amount of point guard skills of those guards.
Great observation.

Jamal Murry
Devin Booker
Keyonte

What do they have in common?
 
Good point. Also, Cason does just fine off ball, too.

It’s a big investment to trade up your first pick on who will have a really tough time ever cracking into a starting role. Then again, that size might allow them to roll out legit 3-guard lineups and I gotta imagine that’s what might be guiding their thinking. Which… I like it.

Cason might have just been BPA for them. There was some concern brought up about his medical….but as far as I can tell that was only because he was injured during the season. If there’s no medical issue, he could have been super high on their board.

I think a lot of teams soured on some of the prospects in the too 10, not just Cam. This is what allowed Black and Bilal to rise up into the top 7. I still don’t think it’s unreasonable to think that Wallace > Black, so they might be walking out with someone too 5 on their board.
 
BTW, are people going to start calling Keyonte puny? He’s not any bigger than Wallace, and Wallace is infinitely better at doing things that require size.
 
Ok, I heard Cams medicals were extremely bad, not "yellow flagged"
Thats good to know. I have been hoping there is a big time red flag just to make me feel better.
 
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