Nick K wrote:KGdaBom wrote:Nick K wrote:
Yep. I'd take Sorber in a minute. This is our draft to get a versatile big to replace Rudy. The sooner the better with moving Rudy. The other need we have is PG but we have Dilly coming up. Dilly will be much, much better nest year.
I'm out on Demin. Guys like him are easy to like but he is super inconsistent in college and he has real shooting issues. I no longer want a pg that can't shoot. I want our PG to be a scoring threat every time he touches the ball. Dilly can be that guy.
ANT shot about the same as Demin coming out of college. Demin is young and I think his shot will grow to adequate.
I used to think that way too but no more. Demin reminds me of Ricky Rubio. Now we all love Ricky but he was an offensive liability. With Finch's offense we don't need a set the table PG. A great passer isn't enough anymore.
Demin had terrible percentages in college but his shooting supposedly looks great in an empty gym.
He has the most boom or bust potential in the entire draft IMHO.
He could be anything from Luka Donic-lite to out of the league and playing in Europe in 2 years.
He played most of his freshman year at 18 years old, just like Ant did.
If we are sticking at 17 and picking a big my choice is 100% Rasheer Fleming.
The rest of those guys (Sorber, Newell, Beringer) just look like trainwrecks to me in some form or another.
Fleming to me looks like the only one with enough of a combination of length, agility, and shooting to not be a complete bust.
Still wish Yaxel hadnt dropped out. We should have made him a promise and he would have stayed in.
Newell couldnt even beat out Leonard Miller for minutes he is so soft and raw.