I like him. Is he eligible for the draft this year?
Still onboard with De Paula in the 2nd round, unsure who my guy is for the first round yet, really depends on where we end up.
Very interested to see where Skal ends up going.
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I like him. Is he eligible for the draft this year?
Still onboard with De Paula in the 2nd round, unsure who my guy is for the first round yet, really depends on where we end up.
Very interested to see where Skal ends up going.
Was that a Freudian slip? Aussie - 30 pints
To me the most interesting story line in the draft is where Ullis gets drafted. He clearly has Isiah Thomas potential, but how early does anyone draft a 5'9 PG?
seattlejazzfan
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It will be very interesting to watch both Ulis and Kay Felder a small guards with legit rotation potential in the League. Ulis more of a pure point than Nate or IT, Felder being the stocky, explosive, athlete like Nate while still a very good playmaker.
Literally the youngest player in the country (NCAA BB) is Humphries.
Feel really bad for him. Played a very good game against TAMU and we had the game in the bag in OT to lock up the SEC race.
Up 2, WITH THE BALL, only 2 seconds remaining.. he excitedly slams the ball down (spikes it), gets hit with a tech, gives away two shots and possession. We lose.
He said he was sorry a million times in the locker room and the players rallied around him. I suspect a big game from him next up.
Feel really bad for him. Played a very good game against TAMU and we had the game in the bag in OT to lock up the SEC race.
Up 2, WITH THE BALL, only 2 seconds remaining.. he excitedly slams the ball down (spikes it), gets hit with a tech, gives away two shots and possession. We lose.
He said he was sorry a million times in the locker room and the players rallied around him. I suspect a big game from him next up.
Saw that. Guess the rulebook for NCAA basketball is as stupid as the NCAA itself. Fitting.
Miggs
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I think it would be a prudent move for the Jazz to draft him tbh.
Yes I mean the hypocrisy of the organization.
I mean what the player did was done when the ball was dead. It was neither taunting, nor expressing frustration at officials. That pounding the ball very hard automatically results in a T by the rulebook seems stupid and inconsequential, as it also includes outbursts of joy or anger about a missed +1 opportunity.
Duck Rodgers
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Kentucky finally lets one of their white guys take some time off from riding the pine and look what happens.