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Re: 2013 Sleepers

Postby ManualRam on Thu Nov 08, 2012 2:02 pm

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ManualRam wrote:it's just the exhibition season but montrezl harrell has arguably been the best player for the louisville cardinals. kid is a beast with a non-stop motor. reminds me of k.faried. he's slightly undersized height-wise for the PF position but he's got a monster wingspan. he'll likely be the 3rd big for the cards but he should get plenty of minutes to be productive.


Trez is actually the starting PF for the moment. Pitino's been saying he will be starting for the louisville's first game this Sunday. Chane Behanan is in the doghouse but Harrell might be able to keep the job as starting PF.


what did behanan do? has he just been outplayed by harrell?
behanan's a nice player in his own right
jazzfan1971 wrote:Boozer had a reputation as a low post threat. But, it was all smoke and mirrors. He was never much of a threat in the post.
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Re: 2013 Sleepers

Postby Ruzious on Thu Nov 08, 2012 3:49 pm

On the first post in this thread, Dez Wells was mentioned - with a very good description. Yesterday, the NCAA reversed their previous ruling and granted him immediate eligibility. In just 2 days, he makes his debut with Maryland against Kentucky, and Maryland is likely going to be pumped out of their minds trying to show that they are back - under Coach Turgeon - plus they want to show the Harrison twins what they're going to miss (It was between KY and MD for them.). And it'll be a fun game to check out how good KY's freshman are.
Edit - actually, the game is tonight - 8:30 Eastern time.
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Re: 2013 Sleepers

Postby SkyMason21 on Thu Nov 08, 2012 6:34 pm

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SkyMason21 wrote:
ManualRam wrote:it's just the exhibition season but montrezl harrell has arguably been the best player for the louisville cardinals. kid is a beast with a non-stop motor. reminds me of k.faried. he's slightly undersized height-wise for the PF position but he's got a monster wingspan. he'll likely be the 3rd big for the cards but he should get plenty of minutes to be productive.


Trez is actually the starting PF for the moment. Pitino's been saying he will be starting for the louisville's first game this Sunday. Chane Behanan is in the doghouse but Harrell might be able to keep the job as starting PF.


what did behanan do? has he just been outplayed by harrell?
behanan's a nice player in his own right


Pitino said Behanan didn't put in the amount of effort he expected in the offseason, and Trez outplayed him and won the starting spot.

Behanan also has been having some off the court issues that got him suspended for an exhibition game and is currently banned temporarily from talking to the media. But from what I've heard its nothing big.
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Re: 2013 Sleepers

Postby Expeditious on Fri Nov 09, 2012 7:26 pm

I'm a Kentucky homer, but I think Willie Cauley-Stein will surprise a lot of people this year. I wasn't expecting much from him this year, since he was ranked in the 30s by the recruiting guys and didn't put up big stats in high school (12 ppt, 4 rpg), but he has been impressive in the two exhibitions I've watched in person. He's a very athletic 7-footer (noticeably 1-2" taller than Noel) who plays hard, gets a lot of deflections, and runs the floor like a deer. He is still very raw offensively, but it seems like he has good instincts. He played a bunch of sports in high school and now that he is focusing solely on basketball, I think he is going to develop quickly. I expected him to be at Kentucky for 2-3 years at least, but now I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up a late first rounder in the 2013 draft. If he sticks around for his sophomore year, I think he'll be a borderline lottery pick after starting for what is looking like a loaded Kentucky squad.

I've been a little underwhelmed by Alex Poythress. He looks the part of a pro physically, but he isn't as active and aggressive as I'd like. I'm hoping he is just going through an adjustment period as he transitions to the college game, but so far the projections as a top 5 pick look overly optimistic.
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Re: 2013 Sleepers

Postby Fischella on Sat Nov 10, 2012 1:24 pm

Cauley-Stein and Whitey will earn their money in the NBA, 8-10m$ easily
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Re: 2013 Sleepers

Postby ManualRam on Mon Nov 12, 2012 9:55 pm

i was already high on him, but glenn robinson III looks even better than i though he'd be. athletic, smart, knows how to pick his spots and his shot looks better than i thought as well. i think he's already better than tim hardaway jr.
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Re: 2013 Sleepers

Postby SkyMason21 on Mon Nov 12, 2012 10:12 pm

ManualRam wrote:i was already high on him, but glenn robinson III looks even better than i though he'd be. athletic, smart, knows how to pick his spots and his shot looks better than i thought as well. i think he's already better than tim hardaway jr.


Definitely better than Hardaway Jr. I thought Glen was going to be good his freshman year but if he plays this smart and effectively all year he'll be a lock for the first round.
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Re: 2013 Sleepers

Postby MagicFan32 on Tue Nov 13, 2012 1:13 am

Patric Young, I like his defensive upside, he has an NBA ready body, very athletic i think this is the year he makes the jump!
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Re: 2013 Sleepers

Postby Klomp on Tue Nov 13, 2012 1:28 pm

Nate Wolters (6'4", 193 lbs.), PG, South Dakota State - Scored 30 pts (10-15 FGs, 5-6 3pts) vs. Alabama. Key matchup will be 12/4 vs Minnesota.

Might not be a 1st rounder at the end of the day, but played in same conference as George Hill, so who knows...



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Re: 2013 Sleepers

Postby Fischella on Wed Nov 14, 2012 1:42 am

JORDAN ADAMS

Best Bruin right now by far.
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Re: 2013 Sleepers

Postby re49gb_2gho32fp on Thu Nov 15, 2012 12:09 pm

I don't wanna risk jinxing him so team name will have to suffice: Texas Tech
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Re: 2013 Sleepers

Postby nhh90 on Thu Nov 15, 2012 3:00 pm

Fischella wrote:JORDAN ADAMS

Best Bruin right now by far.

If he continues the way he is playing. He isn't going to be a sleeper. He should be top 15
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Re: 2013 Sleepers

Postby ManualRam on Thu Nov 15, 2012 7:05 pm

jordan adams needs to continue to improve on his body. he's not a great athlete, but he'd be a slightly better one if he lost the baby fat. skilled player, but im not crazy about his physical dimensions or athleticism.
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Re: 2013 Sleepers

Postby nhh90 on Thu Nov 15, 2012 8:42 pm

ManualRam wrote:jordan adams needs to continue to improve on his body. he's not a great athlete, but he'd be a slightly better one if he lost the baby fat. skilled player, but im not crazy about his physical dimensions or athleticism.

He is fat and has a high body fat. But still has a good frame and wingspan. He is going to have a high body fat and appears to have never been in a gym in his life. He lost weight but still needs to slim down more. In all honesty, the only reason why he was not a top 10 recruit was because of the weight. The guy is like a 96% ft shooter.
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Re: 2013 Sleepers

Postby ManualRam on Sun Nov 18, 2012 8:16 pm

tj warren is a better pro prospect than cj leslie. warren already has translatable offensive skill and a pro position. i can't say the same for the overrated leslie.
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