LoPo
Well-Known Member
I think they are a lot alike although I think Schofield will be able to play a little more at the 2.
Following Potential Draftees - 2019 (not kidding)
- Thread starter Dr. Jones
- Start date
I think they are a lot alike although I think Schofield will be able to play a little more at the 2.
I'm fine with Schofield in the 2nd, but that'd be a pretty big reach in the 1st imo.
Young undersells THT, doesn't turn 19 until late November. An 18 year old with that frame (6'4 240 with elite length) and a solid feel for the game is just a dream building block in today's game.
The NWG mention is just ridiculous. THT has 40-50 lbs on him.
Young undersells THT, doesn't turn 19 until late November. An 18 year old with that frame (6'4 240 with elite length) and a solid feel for the game is just a dream building block in today's game.
The NWG mention is just ridiculous. THT has 40-50 lbs on him.
Miggs
Well-Known Member
I see too many 3 and d type options in this thread. Those guys are sort of easy to find. Hell, sign Gerald Green on an ultra cheap contract if that's all we need. But it's not.
Cy was right about Brandon Clarke I think. Kid is really ****ing good offensively and we need playmakers on offense and he fills up the stat sheet in other ways. 16.9 points per game on 68.7% from the field (70.5% from 2), 8.6 rebounds, 1.9 assists, 1.2 steals, 3.1 blocks. And that's in just 28.1 minutes a game. Now, we need a 4 who can stretch the floor and I'm not sure he's that but if we like what we see so far as his perimeter game (production and form) in pre-draft games and summer workouts, I think he has too much two-way potential to pass up. Zag guys scare me as they're always ultra-efficient on offense and their conference blows but he looks really ****ing good (passes eye test) and the numbers back that up. The question is, can he work on his shot and hit the 3 at a respectable rate in the league?
Cy was right about Brandon Clarke I think. Kid is really ****ing good offensively and we need playmakers on offense and he fills up the stat sheet in other ways. 16.9 points per game on 68.7% from the field (70.5% from 2), 8.6 rebounds, 1.9 assists, 1.2 steals, 3.1 blocks. And that's in just 28.1 minutes a game. Now, we need a 4 who can stretch the floor and I'm not sure he's that but if we like what we see so far as his perimeter game (production and form) in pre-draft games and summer workouts, I think he has too much two-way potential to pass up. Zag guys scare me as they're always ultra-efficient on offense and their conference blows but he looks really ****ing good (passes eye test) and the numbers back that up. The question is, can he work on his shot and hit the 3 at a respectable rate in the league?
I don't see Nigel Williams-Goss as a comparison for Horton-Tucker (if that's who NWG is). I see someone more like a Corey Magette. Strong, shifty and able to finish. I'm hoping he measures at least 6'5" in shoes. Also, I think his wingspan might be more like 7'2" or 7'3".
Clarke is a plus athlete, but I'm concerned about his lack of offensive development given his age. I don't see him being a natural scorer, but an energy guy who can defend 4 positions.
Miggs
Well-Known Member
He has a really nice post-game imo.
stormkoopacv03
Well-Known Member
Admiral Schofield did so well in the March madness tournament, I think he has a shot climbing into the late first if he does great in the nba combine and workouts. It wouldn't surprise me if he did.
there is no way that schofield can or will ever play the 2. he's a 3/4. and in regards to this draft, i don't like it save for the top couple picks and think lindsey would be prudent to use the pick as part of a trade.