Im guessing Roby. He's had a disappointing year. Really stagnated. Still like him as a first round pick around where the Jazz will select. I have Washington higher now though and they are somewhat similar. Still would have him over Hachimura.
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Im guessing Roby. He's had a disappointing year. Really stagnated. Still like him as a first round pick around where the Jazz will select. I have Washington higher now though and they are somewhat similar. Still would have him over Hachimura.
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I gotta sig this. And a lot of Rust Cohle.
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Lmfao! This thread is pure gold.
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Spot on. People watched one game and a few open court dribbles and thought otherwise. Dude needs to work on his handle and shot.
I do think he’s so physically gifted he’ll be solid from the get go.
To me he’s a more powerful Blake Griffin. Undersized. Nasty dunks. Good rebounder. Okay range/shot but needs work. But again, just way thicker/stronger/powerful.
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PJ Washington would be a good pick for utah.
I have a hard time getting excited about PJ Washington. I'd get more excited if he can show he can create and score off the dribble. I'm starting to like Keldon Johnson though. He looks like a legit scoring wing with good size and a nice release off the catch.
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PJ with another great game.
Yeah, I'm watching the game now. He's scoring on several post ups with a jump hook over the Vols' 6'6" defenders. He's a good, patient post scorer. He also had a nice, athletic baseline drive. He looks like an NBA athlete with NBA size, he just isn't great on the perimeter or off the bounce.
Keldon Johnson has been drilling 3s with his feet set and is finishing well at the rim.
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Yeah, he's playing Callipari ball.
And I dont agree with what you're saying. He's been great this year as a 2-3 dribble drive threat and he's shooting 43% from 3 on 2.1 attempts per game (not a big sample, but not super tiny like 1 per game). His issue is that he isn't an explosive athlete. He's more of a finesse athlete.
He's probably going to be a Patrick Patterson type in the NBA but with w/ a hopefully healthier career and longer body.
seattlejazzfan
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second round sleeper. Matt Morgan of Cornell- the elephant in the room obviously is the level of competition, but outside of Zion, he's probably having the best shooting/scoring season in college basketball this year and probably one of the best in the last 15 years. Morgan is averaging 24 ppg on a TS% of 69%. Shoots 52% FGs and 45% 3pt on 8 attempts per. Those shooting/scoring numbers are pretty much unheard of in D1 basketball regardless of conference.
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Pj Washington approaching Elton brand measurements
6'8" to 6'9" height
7'3" to 7'5" wingspan
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6'8" to 6'9" height
7'3" to 7'5" wingspan
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Miggs
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Please provide your current top 35 big board. Much obliged. I want to know who to really start watching...I'm thinking 3/4 combos mostly as well as 1's.
Also, any chance your boy Evans ever gets any burn next year for the Dubs?
Please provide your current top 35 big board. Much obliged. I want to know who to really start watching...I'm thinking 3/4 combos mostly as well as 1's.
Also, any chance your boy Evans ever gets any burn next year for the Dubs?