Sinistar6 wrote:Great board.
Just a hunch, I think Hansbrough makes a push for top 15 by draft time.
white boy that is unathletic ... remind me of a Nick Collison
bench player ... in his future
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skones wrote:Mayo will NOT go ahead of Rose. Alexander probably won't leave, he could go in the lottery but definitely not top 5. I have NO CLUE why you have Arthur so high. He's been projected late lotto middle first all season long and he's not blowing anyone away in the tourney so far. Thompson is too high, he'll go in the 20s. You're missing Tyler Smith.
riehldeal wrote:New BIG BOARD as of 3/22/08
1. Beasley
2. Mayo
3. Rose
4. Arthur
5. Alexander
6. B. Lopez
7. Bayless
8. Randolph
9. Gordon
10. Gallinari
11. Budinger
12. Batum
13. Hibbert
14. Augustin
15. Westbrook
16. Thompson
17. Rush
18. Lee
19. Thabeet
20. Love
21. CDR
22. R. Lopez
23. Collison
24. Hendrix
25. Giddens
26. Hansbrough
27. Hardin
28. Anderson
29. Hickson
30. Pekovic
riehldeal wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Mayo, Arthur, and Alexander are staying right where they are on MY board.....and projected late lotto all season by whom????? oh yeah, other amateur talent evaluators on the internet
I don't have Jordan or Smith on their because I feel both are extremely overrated and I am having trouble finding where I want to put them as of now
and I have begun to consider moving down Thompson but not as of now
dunkonu21 wrote:You mocks are too impressionable. You moved Thabeet down 9 spots after UConn lost in the tourny. That makes little sence to me, especially considering A.J. Price tore his ACL early in the game.
DeAndre Jordan went from #12 on the 16th to not on the board the next week?...What are you already sick of waiting for this kid to develop?...Quick trigger there bud.
Joe Alexander went from not on the board the 16th to fifth overall on the 22nd?
How can you justify these things?
skones wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Amateur talent evaluators? You're posting a mock on realgm for christs sake. There are plenty of websites with access to MUCH more information than you yourself are given access to. Tyler Smith is the total package. Guys with his physical gifts and basketball IQ don't come around very often. He plays team ball. Jordan is highly overrated, I don't disagree, but in no way shape or form does he drop from the first round on potential alone.
riehldeal wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
I guess the difference with me is that I don't need websites with info to tell me what I see or don't see
skones wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Well thank god you're not a talent evaluator then. I have my favorites in this draft. For instance, I don't want Beasley anywhere near my favorite team, but should I drop him down to the 10th pick? NO.
Not only that, but you geek out when someone disagrees with you. Well guess what, when you post a mock, YOU'RE ASKING FOR CRITICISM.
But hey, I guess you can use the limited game footage of the players you're rating, you know, the ones you've seen one or two times, instead of the people who talk to scouts, watch extensive footage both live and on tape about each player while writing extensive blogs pertaining to them. I guess you know more......
skones wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Well thank god you're not a talent evaluator then. I have my favorites in this draft. For instance, I don't want Beasley anywhere near my favorite team, but should I drop him down to the 10th pick? NO.
Not only that, but you geek out when someone disagrees with you. Well guess what, when you post a mock, YOU'RE ASKING FOR CRITICISM.
But hey, I guess you can use the limited game footage of the players you're rating, you know, the ones you've seen one or two times, instead of the people who talk to scouts, watch extensive footage both live and on tape about each player while writing extensive blogs pertaining to them. I guess you know more......