I'm more making a board for the jazz than an overall draft prediction. I like Smart much much much more than most and dont like Randle, but it's not like my opinion means much. Whoever we draft, whether I like them or not, I will give them a chance to prove me wrong.
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I'm more making a board for the jazz than an overall draft prediction. I like Smart much much much more than most and dont like Randle, but it's not like my opinion means much. Whoever we draft, whether I like them or not, I will give them a chance to prove me wrong.
Park Bites
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1. wiggins
2. embiid (if his back checks out)
3. Parker
4. exum
5. Gordon
6. smart
7. vonleh
8. randle
9. saric (if he will come over next year)
10. Harris
2. embiid (if his back checks out)
3. Parker
4. exum
5. Gordon
6. smart
7. vonleh
8. randle
9. saric (if he will come over next year)
10. Harris
Park Bites
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but with a better motor and attitude.
I want to be sure I'm being fair to Julius. . He does have some nice upside in his ability to play in the open court and in transition. Hes great at ripping the rebound and advancing the ball quickly down the floor..
Mine du jour:
1 Wiggy
2 Embiid
3 Exum
4 Parker -- maybe goes to 3rd if he's in great shape
5 Randle -- very close with Vonleh for me, probably Randle gets the nod for quickness, aggressiveness and intangibles and the fact that he could shoot in high school
6 Vonleh -- could rise in workouts
7 Gordon v. Smart
1 Wiggy
2 Embiid
3 Exum
4 Parker -- maybe goes to 3rd if he's in great shape
5 Randle -- very close with Vonleh for me, probably Randle gets the nod for quickness, aggressiveness and intangibles and the fact that he could shoot in high school
6 Vonleh -- could rise in workouts
7 Gordon v. Smart
Hantlers
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Except Randolph's wingspan is quite a bit larger.
Game6Conley
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5WQqRGhYW8
before he got hurt in the 2013 NIJT Belgrade Inglis was averaging 23.7ppg, 10.7rpg, 9.0apg and 1.8bpg, in the first 3 games of the tournament
I wish there was more footage of Inglis playing D but im sure the Jazz are familiar with him. He's been on the map for a bit for an 18 y/o. he did get plenty of rebounds, blocks and steals on his U16 and U17 teams, and certainly has the tools to get the job done
if he were to kill it in workouts/the combine i could easily see him in the 1st round, he seems underrated to me tbh
before he got hurt in the 2013 NIJT Belgrade Inglis was averaging 23.7ppg, 10.7rpg, 9.0apg and 1.8bpg, in the first 3 games of the tournament
I wish there was more footage of Inglis playing D but im sure the Jazz are familiar with him. He's been on the map for a bit for an 18 y/o. he did get plenty of rebounds, blocks and steals on his U16 and U17 teams, and certainly has the tools to get the job done
if he were to kill it in workouts/the combine i could easily see him in the 1st round, he seems underrated to me tbh
Jazz4ever
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And lets not forget Randolph was considered a Boozer like stat stuffer until he arrived in Memphis at age 28 and played next to Gasol.