Decent may be strong. I think they are going to get rolled in conference play. Havent won a game against a good opponent all season.
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If Richie Saunders is an actual junior, and not a Mormon missionary junior, he could be an interesting NBA prospect as a undrafted player. Has a really quick release with a high vertical/release point.
Demin is a bit underwhelming as a scorer, but he is an incredible passer. I just dont know what else he can really do a consistent basis at this point.
Still a top 5 worthy talent, but I could see him really struggling his first year or two in the NBA.
Still a top 5 worthy talent, but I could see him really struggling his first year or two in the NBA.
Looks like Toppin had a game. I need to watch more film on him.
BYU going to be a powerhouse. Run such a great offense. If they getting talent to come, they will be massive.
Egor looks like a similar prospect to Giddey IMO. He's an exceptional passer, not just for his size but for any player, but everything else around that is a question mark. Giddey never improved much in the other areas but Egor still can. Good prospect, not getting into that top 3 through.
Yeah, and he plays in a very optimized setting. Not doubting the talent overall, but I have the same sentiment you do. I'd still be very excited to take him 4th/5th, but probably wouldnt take him top 3.
ASU has some talented scorers, but it's a shame they cant get Quaintance more easy buckets.
TU will celebrate VJ having a good game against a weak P5 team but will be silent when Cooper does the same thing.
Demin is 2/21 on 3PAs in his last 4 games, including 0/12 in his last 3 games. I don't see how he goes top 5 if he doesn't show he can shoot.
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Heard that kid will finish the season and still be 17 years old. That is insane.
Youngest player in college basketball this season and I have to wonder if he is the youngest player in college basketball history.
I have Kasparas and Fears neck and neck right now outside the top 3. I just love how smoothly Fears creates and shoots off the dribble, even if these are just flashes. You can tell he's studied Damian Lillard.
I'd like to see Kasparas break the paint and create advantages more often, though it's possible that this is a system issue. Sometimes there's just no space to drive in the NCAA.
I'd like to see Kasparas break the paint and create advantages more often, though it's possible that this is a system issue. Sometimes there's just no space to drive in the NCAA.
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