I suppose that's always the case, but there does seem to be a lot of these guys that are just great basketball players and make you believe can find a way to help you win regardless. Flagg is kind of the final boss for that archetype.
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I suppose that's always the case, but there does seem to be a lot of these guys that are just great basketball players and make you believe can find a way to help you win regardless. Flagg is kind of the final boss for that archetype.
Limited sample, but so far Egor Demin's assists, steals and blocks lineup well with Ben Simmons at LSU. Just need to see some improvement in his shooting, especially at the FT line, and some impressive drives to keep him in the top 5, imo.
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Derik Queen is probably a top 7-10 guy in this draft. He's too good at what he does. He just needs to not be a total liability on defense.
Pretty good first half between Michigan and Oklahoma.
Danny Wolf was really impressive. High skill level, big body, and really hard working on the glass. He actually plays like a guard, it’s not just the highlights.
Fears was a little quiet to start, but I think he looks pretty good. He is really elusive and has great start/stop quickness. He touches paint every drive and is a master (foul) baiter.
Danny Wolf was really impressive. High skill level, big body, and really hard working on the glass. He actually plays like a guard, it’s not just the highlights.
Fears was a little quiet to start, but I think he looks pretty good. He is really elusive and has great start/stop quickness. He touches paint every drive and is a master (foul) baiter.
Dude is going to have the smallest wingspan to height ratio ever recorded
Danny Wolf is really skilled, but he looks closer to 6'9 than 7' to me.
Fears was unreal in the second half.