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NUMBERICA said:
And Walker wasn't as much of a PG, as efficient, young, or as big as Burke. If Michigan wins the national title, Burke goes top-5.
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No but significantly faster and every bit the on court leader Burke is. Walker is putting up a 19 PER in his 2nd season, besting any of our c4, quite impressive. Both have their strong points and are about equal prospects imo.
 
Jazz4ever said:
No but significantly faster and every bit the on court leader Burke is. Walker is putting up a 19 PER in his 2nd season, besting any of our c4, quite impressive. Both have their strong points and are about equal prospects imo.
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His numbers are a bit misleading as he plays for the bobcats, also he plays a lot more then anyone on the Core4 here.
 
orangello said:
I've been saying this for months.
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Yes, you have, just restating, as Burke will undoubtedly be out of our reach, and with having a lot of turnover, and no real impact pg's after Burke..... This is a good draft to fill out the roster, and reach for the stars at pg in next years draft, as I expect some growing pains as the core 4 learn to carry the team.

I give you all the credit Orange. You da man!
 
I say GRIII or Saric and best big with the second (Olynk, Plumlee, WCS, Austin, Gobert, Withey Adams) then Craft with the second round

Get a good SF out of this draft and since there are a lot of bigs take BPA with the second.

In the second round it is a crap shoot any way. Why not Craft only looking for a 3rd pg any way.
 
Another good reason not to go pg in round 1 is I feel there are two players in Wolters and Canaan that have an outside chance of being pretty good, and at the least be good to great backups in the league.
 
Looking at that replay, it's a fortunate thing for Michigan that Elijah Johnson got slide tackled with no foul call, or Burke may not have gotten that shot off.
 
Xthren said:
I say GRIII or Saric and best big with the second (Olynk, Plumlee, WCS, Austin, Gobert, Withey Adams) then Craft with the second round

Get a good SF out of this draft and since there are a lot of bigs take BPA with the second.

In the second round it is a crap shoot any way. Why not Craft only looking for a 3rd pg any way.
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According to my Bro, Austin's dad lives in Utah, says he's played golf a few times with him. My bro lies a lot so I don't know if he's bragging or what, but if true Austin might be a great fit here. Can anyone Confermes this.
 
Catchall said:
I agree with this. What we need is a PG who can get into the lane, and Burke struggled with that all game.
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Hope you're right. Also if that's the case then MCW is your man. Though he was playing the role of a distributor at Syracuse, when Indiana backed off of him and each players stayed with their man, MCW took Oladipo off the dribbled and was able to finished OVER Oladipo numerous times with that high layups of his.
 
Chris Paul
Brandon Jennings RFA
Tyreke Evans RFA
Jeff Teague RFA
Chauncey Billups
Darren Collison RFA
Mo Williams
Jose Calderon
Jarrett Jack
Devin Harris
D.J. Augustin
Eric Maynor RFA
Toney Douglas RFA
Shaun Livingston
Daniel Gibson
Nate Robinson
Charles Jenkins RFA
Rodrigue Beaubois RFA
Beno Udrih
A.J. Price
Will Bynum
Darius Morris RFA
Nolan Smith
Earl Watson
Royal Ivey
Donald Sloan RFA
Jamaal Tinsley
Sebastian Telfair
Julyan Stone
Pablo Prigioni
Ben Hansbrough
Diante Garrett

I think we can get some stop gaps here.
 
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