SeattleJazzFan wrote:clyde21 wrote:SeattleJazzFan wrote:
my top 6 are Collier, Stewart, Holland, Edwards, Wagner and Walter. But i think McCain and Castle have a chance to be special as well. Biliew, Stojakovic, Sheppard, Power, and Cane are a few others i've seen that wouldn't shock me to see break out and look really good at the next level. I haven't even mentioned buzelis - it would surprise me a bit if he looks legit going forward, but others seem to like him a lot, so throw his name in there too.
in terms of where i would take them in 2023, that's impossible to say at this point. I have to see the class play in the g league, college, ote, overseas, etc, to get a better idea of where they would land. but ask me next May where i would have taken them in 2023 and i'll give you a good answer.
my gut says my top 6 could all go top 10 in this draft. but keep in mind, i'm not that impressed by the thompson's, walker, bilal - i think this was one one of the weakest top 10s after first three in a long time. almost every prospect has significant warts and high bust potential. imo, wallace and hendricks are the two prospects without extremely high bust potential, but i feel like they are limited in terms of ceiling. it's just not an impressive 4-10.
but you said it's a really good class, how do you know it's a really good class if you dont even know how it compares to 2023?
I said it will be really good - they still need to play at the next level before they are really good. and perhaps you missed my third paragraph where i compared it to 2023.
for the record, I don't KNOW - none of us do. i'm dumb, but i'm not dumb enough to profess to know anything that will happen in the future. it's a prediction - i could be wrong. hell, i don't KNOW if i'm going to wake up tomorrow morning, but i predict i will - i could be wrong.
i mean ofc none of this will know what this class will look like 10 months from now, but that doesn't mean we don't know what it looks like today.
