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This draft is shaping up to be very deep.

Ofc some guys will drop, but as is, this is a very good draft to have a pick in the 20's.

Wadford is raw, but he has good body control and handling ability for a 4. Not the best shot, but it isnt beyond hope.

 
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I have to say, though it's not necessarily our priority, Precious Achiuwa, Isaiah Stewart, and Jalen Smith are pretty quality bigs for guys available in the mid-to-late first round.
 
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It is said that this draft is very deep. How would a potential high 2nd round pick compare to a Willie Reed, Kyle Collinsworth, Isaac Haas, Trevion Bluiett, Rodney Prior or Mike Scott?
 
homeytennis said:
It is said that this draft is very deep. How would a potential high 2nd round pick compare to a Willie Reed, Kyle Collinsworth, Isaac Haas, Trevion Bluiett, Rodney Prior or Mike Scott?
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A high 2nd-rd pick should be better than all those guys you mentioned. None of them are NBA players with the possible exception of Bluiett, who might work as a shooting specialist off the bench for some team. Maybe Rodney Prior has some potential to get called up as well at some point.

I wish we had another 1st-rd pick though. There are several guys in the middle of the 1st round who look solid.

I would not be shocked if Precious Achiuwa turned out to be the best big in this draft. I would not be surprised if Vassell or Nesmith turn out the be the best SGs. I'd also not be surprised if the best PG in this draft is picked outside the top 10--someone like RJ Hampton, Tyrese Maxey or Theo Maledon.
 
Here is a homey special not to draft but sign as an UDFA: Jhonathan Dunn from Southern Nazarene. The 6’5 guard was MVP of the Great American Conference during his senior year. 25.3 points, 6 rebounds, 2.1 assists, and 1.6 steals on 52% from the field and 46% from 3 on 7.5 attempts per game with a 66% True Shooting Percentage.
 
homeytennis said:
Here is a homey special not to draft but sign as an UDFA: Jhonathan Dunn from Southern Nazarene. The 6’5 guard was MVP of the Great American Conference during his senior year. 25.3 points, 6 rebounds, 2.1 assists, and 1.6 steals on 52% from the field and 46% from 3 on 7.5 attempts per game with a 66% True Shooting Percentage.
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Looks interesting.

 
Desmond Bane, a 6'6", 215-lb senior guard from TCU, whom I'd never heard of. Shot 42% from 3pt. Looks like he'll be pretty effective with NBA spacing. Uses his size and strength to bully his way to the rim. Great value in the 2nd round.

 
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Desmond Bane, a 6'6", 215-lb senior guard from TCU, whom I'd never heard of. Shot 42% from 3pt. Looks like he'll be pretty effective with NBA spacing. Uses his size and strength to bully his way to the rim. Great value in the 2nd round.

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Desmond Bane was an unranked recruit!! TCU was the only "Big" school who believed in him enough to offer..

Now he's their 1st player ever to make the Big-12 1st team. Still just 21, turns 22 around when the draft would normally occur.


TCU should be fun next year with Chuck O'Bannon and RJ Nembhard X-ferring in. The big guy they have Kevin Samuel should have a very nice senior year. They're super invested in trying to ramp up recruiting in a major way by 2021, so its kind of a delicate situation..
 
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