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Following potential 2012 draftees

I would love if the Jazz could get Miller and a talented guard.

Here's my draft board for the Jazz right now:
1 Drummond
2 Davis
3 Miller
4 Barnes
5 Kidd-Gilchrist
6 Robinson
7 Marshall
8 J.Lamb
9 Wroten
10 PJIII
11 Ross
12 Beal
13 Rivers
14 T. Jones
15 Leonard/Moultrie
 
I'm not sure what the Jazz would do with Sullinger. He'd be redundant with Kanter and Favors and is too good to come off the bench. Someone would have to be traded.
 
Catchall said:
I'm not sure what the Jazz would do with Sullinger. He'd be redundant with Kanter and Favors and is too good to come off the bench. Someone would have to be traded.
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Thought that's what you would say but wasn't sure because the same could be said for TJones, Leonard, and Moultrie. I think at around #8 any team has to take Sullinger as BPA.
 
PKM said:
Thought that's what you would say but wasn't sure because the same could be said for TJones, Leonard, and Moultrie. I think at around #8 any team has to take Sullinger as BPA.
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Moultire is 6'11 and athletic though. I think he could end up being the 6'11 Millsap.
 
I like Quincy Miller the more I see him play. He is smooth. Does anyone have highlights of him before his injury? I heard concerns about his work ethic. Are there any off the court issues? Personally, I think Miller is definitely in my top 5 on the draft board for the Jazz. I am not that concerned about his lift considering he has great length and effortless release. If he is a willing passer and can shoot from the outside then I hope he is available. Right now when the Jazz play in/out I cringe when our SG/PG/SF takes the shot.

As far as Rivers goes, I am not sold on him being a passing PG. He seems like he is a ball-hog and forces a lot of shots.
 
cowhide said:
I like Quincy Miller the more I see him play. He is smooth. Does anyone have highlights of him before his injury? I heard concerns about his work ethic. Are there any off the court issues? Personally, I think Miller is definitely in my top 5 on the draft board for the Jazz. I am not that concerned about his lift considering he has great length and effortless release. If he is a willing passer and can shoot from the outside then I hope he is available. Right now when the Jazz play in/out I cringe when our SG/PG/SF takes the shot.

As far as Rivers goes, I am not sold on him being a passing PG. He seems like he is a ball-hog and forces a lot of shots.
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He got a 3.5 GPA as a Pre-Med student 1st semester. Not that intelligence always equals being straight laced and problem free, but it's a good indicator that he is probably well behaved.
 
cowhide said:
I like Quincy Miller the more I see him play. He is smooth. Does anyone have highlights of him before his injury? I heard concerns about his work ethic. Are there any off the court issues? Personally, I think Miller is definitely in my top 5 on the draft board for the Jazz. I am not that concerned about his lift considering he has great length and effortless release. If he is a willing passer and can shoot from the outside then I hope he is available. Right now when the Jazz play in/out I cringe when our SG/PG/SF takes the shot.

As far as Rivers goes, I am not sold on him being a passing PG. He seems like he is a ball-hog and forces a lot of shots.
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Miller should be in the top 5 .. not that he will be. No, there have been no documented off-court issues. He's a really good kid that simply coasted on talent alone for long enough to cause concerns of his work ethic. I'm hearing that he's still one of those last one in the gym guys .. but with him, being a good kid, doesn't worry me much. I really just don't want any lazy punks and that doesn't describe Quincy.

Since he was a soph in high school I thought his game resembled Durants .. with just less focus.
 
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