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Following potential 2014 draftees

A-Train said:
He didn't go to the 2012 LeBron James Skills Academy.. The consensus is he is 6'8-1/2 in shoes, weighs 210 lbs, and has a 6'11 wingspan, barring he didn't get taller or longer since then.
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so he is about 6ft 7 to 6ft 7 1/4 barefoot. typical tweener size. oh well, he is my kinda tweener
 
Watching the tapes of Noah Vonleh, I think he looks more like Markieff Morris than Chris Bosh. Markieff has turned out to be a decent player in Phoenix, but not a show stopper.
 
so many potential on here
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Fabtrey said:
he had a very good feet for a big guy, shot .598% last year, and he doesn't have to dribble because he is a big guy.

he is a post player. can he regularly knock down jumpers? no. but he doesn't have to. he had the best hands i've seen in years. rarely fumbles the ball. there is a reason why he was a 5 star. if he was healthy, he would've been a 16/9 guy and beast in the tourney and get his 20/10. but with the back problem and his age, i wouldn't touch him in the first 2 rounds if he comes out. he really should've declared last year. would've been a top 20 pick easily.
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Of course he shot a high percentage last year (Trey Burke). He's not a playmaker at all and would have been a waste of a pick for anyone last year imo. We'll just have to disagree on this one. I think he really sucks. I don't think the fillers Michigan had playing in his spot this year did much worse than he would have done.
 
orangello said:
The two guys in the middle that are sitting down look really alike.

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Racist *******.
Not all black people look alike
 
I've been a Randle homer since the first time I saw him play, but I will just say that as good as he is, as consistently as he produces, I don't think anybody has any clue just how good he can be. His numbers over the course of the season stack up against anybody. 15 and 11 on 50% FGs. In the tournament, 16 and 12. They stack up against anybody and he does it consistently - but the difference between Randle and everybody else is that he is doing while being doubled whenever the opposition has a chance to double. What would his production look like if, like Parker, Smart, Wiggins, Payne, etc, he seldom got double teamed? It's a lot more difficult to double in the NBA due to the rules - I'd be thrilled to have my question answered watching him in a Jazz uniform. Beast.
 
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