Following Potential Draftees - 2019 (not kidding)

[Handlogten's Heros]

My kind of dude, maybe we'll fall in love and move up for him.

Locke mentioned him yesterday and talked a little more about him than other prospects... Locke has telegraphed our picks so I always listen when he talks draft.

 

[Game6Conley]

Also for all the Nwora fans, his return means UL is cemented into the top-10 next year, should be preseason, and they'll be one of the absolute best teams in the nation..


Wait til you see the SG they are gonna put next to him, i've posted bout him for a year or 2, named Samuel Williamson, who's 6'7" and 1st rd material, I suspect he is gonna be really good. Kinda reminds me of Klay Thompson...

They have another incoming freshman SG Josh Nickleberry who's worth keeping an eye on.

Malik Williams is one of the big retunee's, he is just way under the radar for a Junior too, ppl dont realize his talent level.. They picked up Aidan Igehorn too who's super fluid Irish import. UL is luh-oh-ded, They will be one of the favorites to win the national championship, they'll probably be a pretty good bet tbh..

Jae'lyn Withers is worth keeping an eye on too, he's like 6'9" and plays on the wing...

Chris Mack was the right hire...They obviously benefited from the mockery that is the entire landscape of college basketball and played their cards accordingly.

 

[Park Bites]

NFL has it right when they have free agency before the draft. If the jazz convinced tobias Harris to sign in Utah they wouldnt need to give up asset to move and draft clarke.

Now if they do move up and draft Clarke Harris might see that as the jazz move for their future of and not want to sign.

More ifs then I like but you just have to do what is given to you

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[SCS]

Are Bazley and Lecque really "swing for the fences" type of picks? Or does their youth just give that perception? I feel like every young guy every year is tagged as a "swing for the fences" pick or apparently has crazy upside because people see the age and their imaginations run wild with how they could develop in just that extra year or two.

 

[Handlogten's Heros]

NFL has it right when they have free agency before the draft. If the jazz convinced tobias Harris to sign in Utah they wouldnt need to give up asset to move and draft clarke.

Now if they do move up and draft Clarke Harris might see that as the jazz move for their future of and not want to sign.

More ifs then I like but you just have to do what is given to you

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Nah... nba guys really don’t factor rookies into their thinking... Clarke can back him up.

There are likely better reasons to change the order but that ain’t one.

 

[Handlogten's Heros]

Are Bazley and Lecque really "swing for the fences" type of picks? Or does their youth just give that perception? I feel like every young guy every year is tagged as a "swing for the fences" pick or apparently has crazy upside because people see the age and their imaginations run wild with how they could develop in just that extra year or two.

Yes in a way because there is uncertainty on them. Last year I think RJ was the consensus number one pick and now it’s zion... so the thought is take the guy with more uncertainty and you may hit on the guy that would have blown up if there was a larger sample. It’s the Dante Exum theory.

Mitchell Robinson was a pretty good find last year and went the non-college route.

 

[SCS]

I don't see the Jazz trading up at all. We don't really have the pieces to do so. And the trade pieces we do have would be more likely to be dealt for a veteran imo.

 

[Miggs]

Brandon Clarke

Yay or Nay

Yay. Definitely.

 

[Handlogten's Heros]

I don't see the Jazz trading up at all. We don't really have the pieces to do so. And the trade pieces we do have would be more likely to be dealt for a veteran imo.

I think we could move up... Jae, Grayson, or a pick next year may be enough. I don't know that we want to though.

 

[Bodhi]

 

[Bawse Dawg]

Why didn't you use the big one?

 

[Ferguson_Mellochill]

Cam Johnson -- If there's somehow a way to get him to improve his athleticism and physicality, he could be decent. Right now, he reminds me a bit of Michael Porter Jr. coming off an injury last year. Also, one of the oldest guys in the draft.