Following potential 2014 draftees

[cowhide]

Big Board.......

1) Parker
2) Embiid
3) Wuggins
4) Exum
5) Gordon



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My board:

1) Embiid - as long as his back checks out.
2) Wiggins
3) Parker
4) Exum
5) Gordon
6) Vonleh
7) Smart
8) Randle

 

[cowhide]

I just want to say that some people need to realize that we all love the Jazz and want them to get better. We can have differences of opinion without the name calling. I come here to discuss the Jazz and not listen to middle school nonsense.

 

[Fishsticks]

Lol I'm 17, going to be a senior in high school. I am pwning you supposed "old experts".

He said pwning.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Big Board:

1. Embiid
2. Wiggins
3. Gordon
4. Parker
5. Exum

 

[The Midnight]

Big Board:

1. Embiid
2. Wiggins
3. Gordon
4. Parker
5. Exum

After the Jazz workout where Gordon reportedly was lights out from the corner 3's, I think that seems about right.



Kinda like that moment in Happy Gilmore when Happy finally learns how to put.



"Uh-OH"

 

[Elizah Huge]

Mark Titus from Grantland;

I will need to summon all the self-control I have to avoid using this entire space to gripe about how underused Vonleh was in Tom Crean’s offense at Indiana. I could write about how he was the best low post player in the Big Ten yet he seemed to get the ball on the block only two or three times a game. I could write about how Yogi Ferrell made just enough deep 3's in transition that Indiana didn't seem to care that he missed two of those same shots for every one he made, and how those possessions could’ve been steered in Vonleh’s direction. I could write about how Stanford Robinson had more Big Ten games with double-digit shot attempts than Vonleh had.

Which makes it all the more remarkable that Vonleh averaged 11.3 points and 9.0 rebounds (best in the Big Ten) last season despite only playing 26.5 minutes and operating in an offense that rarely featured him.

I will be the bigger man here and say I'm sorry for talking about Vonleh and not knowing the whole situation. This really made me rethink, honestly I think the reason I was so against drafting him is because the Jazz already have Favors and Kanter. With the Jazz coming out and saying they see Favors as a center, they might be foreshadowing drafting a power forward at #5.

The Jazz saw him at a private workout in New York last week and they will get him in for a workout sometime in the next three weeks.

All of this being said, Kanter could be on his way out. A Vonleh and Favors duo will co-exist better then a Favors and Kanter duo I believe.

White Chocolate's big board as of today;

1. Joel Embiid
2. Jabari Parker
3. Andrew Wiggins
4. Dante Exum
5. Aaron Gordon
6. Noah Vonleh
7. Marcus Smart

 

[The Midnight]

As far as I'm concerned, if Gordon starts sinking those 3's, the decision over the #5 pick is over.



Done and dusted.

 

[Elizah Huge]

As far as I'm concerned, if Gordon starts sinking those 3's, the decision over the #5 pick is over.

Done and dusted.

Is everybody in agreement that A. Gordon is a small forward?

 

[Doublea]

Is everybody in agreement that A. Gordon is a small forward?

I think he could be a SF, but I wouldn't want to put him in that position until he gets a consistent jumper. I don't want him going all Josh Smith on us.

 

[Bodhi]

I prefer AG at SF for certain. That's by far where he could help us the most, IMO.

 

[Bodhi]

I'll big board it as off today too:

This isn't based off anything more than who I think will be the better player at the spot, 5 years from now....

-Embiid
-Parker
-Wiggins
-Vonleh
-Exum
-Gordon/Smart
-Randle/McD

I'll change this 4-5 more times.....

 

[Park Bites]

I think ag is more a sf then randle or vonleh