Following potential 2017 draftees...

[Game6Conley]

Isaac Hamilton and Zach Collins with some quality showings tonight.

GREAT gm for Jordan Bell and terrible for Ivan Rabb - was shutout at the half and finished with 4 on 10FGA's.

KJ Lawson with career high's 28 16 (and he had 5ast)

 

[Game6Conley]

Finally Marylands Justin Jackson got 4 assists!! When I first heard of him they said he was a 6'7" PG and he hasn't show it thus far. Anemic Assist #'s

Nice stat line vs Iowa in victory today

28 minutes - 12, 9 rebs, 2blk, 6stl

 

[Ferguson_Mellochill]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFmpBmpUDsM

Looks good. His defensive reactions may be the best sign. He's definitely playing harder and with more confidence than earlier in the year.

 

[Game6Conley]

Looks good. His defensive reactions may be the best sign. He's definitely playing harder and with more confidence than earlier in the year.

Brandon Ingram did get 6 blocks in a game last year but that effort from Isaac SHOULD signal the very the end of any negative comments here about anything related to his athleticism.

I can actually still see Isaac going as high as 2..

 

[Game6Conley]

Isaac, as he relates the the Jazz, is in the "Too good to be true" tier of this draft. I'd imagine that determination has already been made..

He'd help close the athleticism gap vs small-ball lineups (while keeping the size advantage).

He'd play exactly the position I was calling for with Harrison Barnes(or Tobias Harris or Aminu)... A lineup of Hill-Hood-Hayward-Isaac-Gobert could be a REALLY dangerous lineup to break smallball teams..

Teams play so small in spots too at times you could certainly try Lyles at 5 and Isaac at 4..



Isaac'sin many ways like the real deal Perry Jones III or Anthony Randolph type.. He's really safe tho, mid-high 90's

 

[Game6Conley]

Indiana sophomore OG Anunoby will undergo knee surgery and miss the rest of the season, sources confirmed to ESPN.

 

[Jazz4ever]

Indiana sophomore OG Anunoby will undergo knee surgery and miss the rest of the season, sources confirmed to ESPN.

Damn. ACL? meniscus? Or something else?

 

[Game6Conley]

Damn. ACL? meniscus? Or something else?

Not sure about specifics. My opinion is he's still gotta declare (I thought he should've declared in 2016 tbh)

He should still be off the board before Utah picks, if he were to fall to them because of this - that could be fortuitous..

 

[Jazz4ever]

Not sure about specifics. My opinion is he's still gotta declare (I thought he should've declared in 2016 tbh)

He should still be off the board before Utah picks, if he were to fall to them because of this - that could be fortuitous..

I think he might be there, historically injuries have made GMs very nervous.

 

[Game6Conley]

I think he might be there, historically injuries have made GMs very nervous.

I think he'd have gone top-20 last year for sure. I think he'll go top-18 this year with the injury. He can definitely regain lottery status next year.. If I was him I'd highly consider going tho.


HE's a no-brainier at the Jazz pick if he falls.. Utah doesn't need any early returns from him..

 

[Ferguson_Mellochill]

I expected OG to get better all season and rise come draft time, a bit similar to Oladipo and Winslow.

 

[Ferguson_Mellochill]

Brandon Ingram did get 6 blocks in a game last year but that effort from Isaac SHOULD signal the very the end of any negative comments here about anything related to his athleticism.

I can actually still see Isaac going as high as 2..

If he can start to show 3-pt range and some handle during workouts, GMs will love him.