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Following Potential 2026 Draftees

Does anyone watch enough Keyshawn Hall to have an opinion? Is he Bogan?

I never seen him ranked higher than mid to late 2nd round, but he gets buckets.
 
KqWIN said:
So a couple of things with respect to potentially stashing players in NCAA.

1. The NCAA is trying to set a hard line at athletes who have signed an NBA contract:


2. Here's the status of what counts as "NBA contract". It's important to consider that these things are constantly being fought over in the courts.

Summer League Deal - Not an NBA Contract
GLeague Contract - Not an NBA Contract
Training Camp (Exhibit 10) - ????????
Two-Way Contract - Is an NBA Contract
NBA Contract - Is an NBA Contract

3. Players must agree to be stashed and maintain draft rights. Here is how long a team retains draft rights:



So if a player declares they intend to play in the NBA, but he is not offered/does not sign an NBA contract I assume he can return back to NCAA AND he is now an NBA free agent the following season who is not bound to the team he was drafted by.

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This could come into play if a player gets drafted first round, but then decides to play 3+ more years in college. They would not be bound by the NBA first round rookie scale. 2nd round picks are not bound by the rookie scale by default.
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Just wait until specific colleges become farm teams for specific franchises with "early" non-contract draftees. You know that is coming. . .
 
Here's a full-game tape of Va. Tech vs. Stanford with Neo Avadalas. A few points on Neo:
** He's big at 6'9"--same height as Ace Bailey.
** Athletic for his size, but not explosive.
** Adequate defender who uses his size pretty well on defense. Nothing special as a defender, but will make a play on the ball if it's right in front of him.
** Visonary passer who knows where his guys are on the floor and can deliver on most passing angles due to his height and reach. Feeds the post well.
** He'd average more assists, but his teammates are iffy shooters for the most part.
** Adequate shooter from deep when he's in rhythm. Comfortable shooter from mid-range.
** Likes to post up and score over the top of smaller guards.
** Doesn't actively rebound unless he happens to be right there. He often lets someone else rebound and give him the ball to bring it up.
** He'll play as a point-forward in the NBA and can play on or off the ball.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBt0BTidUps
 
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