AtheJ415 wrote:I don't think there's any chance we take Murray if we end up 5. Top 5 are clear cut imo between Simmons, Ingram, Bender, Dunn, and Brown. I'm not sure why everyone thinks McDonough would draft a combo guard. Archie is the only combo guard he's drafted. Every other top pick has been a true SG, a true SF, and a true C. Also Ennis, a true PG, and Bogdan, a 2/3 combo. Even if you do believe the 2 PG system is McDonough's creation and not Hornacek's, he hasn't drafted a bunch of combo guards and is clearly invested in the 2 we still have.
I was semi joking, but you left out the fact he traded for two combo guards. One could possibly consider Bledsoe more of a pure pg, but I've seen analysts/writers talk about him as more of a sg. Personally I don't think of Bledsoe as a sg though, but I do think he sometimes iso's a bit much.
If he did take Murray I would assume it's because he felt he was the top talent on the board, and knowing the league is going toward great shooters, he already shoots over 40% from 3 as a freshman. Dunn, a junior, is more of a pg, but he does shoot a lot too (13.3 shots per game) at 43% and hits 35.5% from 3. Then he has 6.3 assists per game to 3.7 turnovers per game.
I'm not sure top 5 is totally set. Ellenson might end up there too.
And we could drop to 6. I got that once after a few more tries (got 2nd twice too). Say the top 5 are who you think is the clear cut top 5 are and we drop to 6. Who would you take there?