mattao313 wrote:Duke4life831 wrote:mattao313 wrote:Zion was 6'7 and ridiculous explosive, no one could stay in front of him, and was actually skilled at the game. He did not have weight issues coming out. You guys are using hindsight.
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I mean you can go back and see how big of a Zion fan I was and still am. Zion at 16 was not nearly as impactful and complete of a player as Flagg is right now. Flagg is probably the best defensive prospect from a US high school since Anthony Davis. And Flagg is showing far more offensive potential than AD was showing in high school or in college.
If Flagg continues the kind of growth that he has shown over the last year, I think at minimum he will be on the AD/Zion tier of a prospect. Again we are talking about a 6'9 forward who is a freak defensive prospect and over the last year is showing legit signs of a point forward skill set.
Impact in high-school? Being a elite prospect more than just stats tho. Zions generational physical tools and skill alone make him a much better prospect
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I understand Zion's physical tools. What Im saying is Flagg is a 6'9 forward who is the best defensive player in high school as a Sophomore. He is probably arguably the best defensive prospect since AD. He is also becoming a legit point forward on the offensive end. Ya he isnt the physical freak like Zion, but he is still a very skilled 6'9 16 year old who is already shooting better than Zion ever did, he is a very good FT shooter already and that tends to be a good prediction on overall shooting ability.
There is a reason why scouts and people who cover high school basketball have been fawning over him and Boozer for the last year. These two guys have been getting more press than any of the Juniors and Senior players, and for good reason.