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FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sat Jul 3, 2021 2:51 pm
by ROballer
Maybe not the right board, but lots of 2022 NBA draft prospects putting in the work here.

It's streaming live on Youtube


Watch on YouTube



USA plays Turkey at this hour. Chet Holmgren and Patrick Baldwin Jr. are amongst the starters.

Nikola Jovic and Nikola Djurisic are also on the Serbian roster. Victor Wenbanyama is in for France(2023 class).

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sat Jul 3, 2021 4:52 pm
by Bruin
Couple NBA prospects playing for Canada too

Caleb Houstan and Elijah Fisher are the 2 main ones to watch but couple other potential NBA guys too

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sat Jul 3, 2021 5:00 pm
by fteru6uhre54ew
Juan Nuñez is going to be another gem for Real Madrid a really special kid with an amazing talent and confidence probably the most talented kid with Luka in the history of Real Madrid youth teams. He debuted with the first team in the playoffs of the ACB at 16 this year

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sat Jul 3, 2021 5:20 pm
by ROballer
That kid Ivey put up a show for team USA. Had 4 dunks including a windmill and a handful of 3's. Was a pest with 4 steals, not just random steals, but all 4 of them was him picking up guys full court and snatching the ball while they were dribbling(resulted in 3 dunks).
Not sure what kind of prospect he is, he was a freshman this year at Purdue and looking at his stats he wasn't very efficient. But his shot looks good and he's a above average athlete.

Holmgren was ok, a true unicorn. 13/9/5/1/2 in just 20 minutes. A couple of real good drives and he hit 2 3's.

Baldwin underwhelming.

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sat Jul 3, 2021 5:29 pm
by ROballer
PrinceAli wrote:Couple NBA prospects playing for Canada too

Caleb Houstan and Elijah Fisher are the 2 main ones to watch but couple other potential NBA guys too


Yeah, Benedict Mathurin is also there.

And the son of Sarunas Marciulionis, Augustas is playing for Lithuania. He enrolled at St. Mary's and he'll play Division I ball next year.

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sat Jul 3, 2021 6:17 pm
by ROballer
Dyson Daniels from Aus who recently signed with the Ignite is legit as well. Has all the makings to be named tournament MVP IMO.
Very solid all around, even though it's against Mali. You can see the talent.

He's mocked as a top 20 guy in the draft in 2022 in most places.

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sat Jul 3, 2021 7:23 pm
by peZt
Alperen Şengün iş reportedly going to join the Turkish team after the senior Olympic tournament is over.
Other than that Adem Bona is a interesting NBA prospect for Turkey as well. Can defend 1-5

Look at his speed
Read on Twitter
?s=19

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sat Jul 3, 2021 8:24 pm
by fteru6uhre54ew
peZt wrote:Alperen Şengün iş reportedly going to join the Turkish team after the senior Olympic tournament is over.
Other than that Adem Bona is a interesting NBA prospect for Turkey as well. Can defend 1-5

Look at his speed
Read on Twitter
?s=19

He doesn't go to the Olympics if Turkey qualify?

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sat Jul 3, 2021 9:24 pm
by peZt
siFy wrote:
peZt wrote:Alperen Şengün iş reportedly going to join the Turkish team after the senior Olympic tournament is over.
Other than that Adem Bona is a interesting NBA prospect for Turkey as well. Can defend 1-5

Look at his speed
Read on Twitter
?s=19

He doesn't go to the Olympics if Turkey qualify?


The Olympics are after the U19 WC

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sat Jul 3, 2021 10:41 pm
by fteru6uhre54ew
peZt wrote:
siFy wrote:
peZt wrote:Alperen Şengün iş reportedly going to join the Turkish team after the senior Olympic tournament is over.
Other than that Adem Bona is a interesting NBA prospect for Turkey as well. Can defend 1-5

Look at his speed
Read on Twitter
?s=19

He doesn't go to the Olympics if Turkey qualify?


The Olympics are after the U19 WC

He going to die lol. To qualy of Olympics to U19 WC to Olympics

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sun Jul 4, 2021 12:23 am
by Bruin
Is Sengun actually expected to join this? I think he’d be better off focusing on the draft and working out for teams

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sun Jul 4, 2021 5:20 am
by ROballer
Well, Turkey are out of the Olympics. I don't know if he'll fly all the way from Canada to Latvia to play tho', seems unlikely.

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sun Jul 4, 2021 7:38 am
by ROballer

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sun Jul 4, 2021 2:01 pm
by UcanUwill
Tubelis and MArciulionis looked like crap against Senegal's athleticism and length today.

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sun Jul 4, 2021 2:06 pm
by ROballer
Marciulionis was pretty bad yesterday as well.

Ibou Dianko Badji from Barcelona is legit, 2 monster games in a row. Has 11 blocks in 2 games.

Also Wenbanyama with 22/10/2/1/6 against Spain.
Mathurin also had a great game after a terrible one yesteday. I really like his game.

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sun Jul 4, 2021 5:32 pm
by peZt
USA against Mali now. curios to see Holmgreen match up against Oumar Ballo who weighs like twice much as him

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Sun Jul 4, 2021 6:26 pm
by ROballer
He embarrassed himself with a breakaway windmill attempt. :lol: :lol:

I was laughing my ass off. Keep it simple big guy.

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Mon Jul 5, 2021 1:31 am
by buzzkilloton
Chets a true unicorn. His height with that shot blocking and the way he moves down the court! Not to mention he can shoot the 3ball. Only flaw is hes so damn skinny.

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Mon Jul 5, 2021 3:07 am
by GimmeDat
Oumar Ballo is out of shape. Obviously still a handful in this event though.

Badji doing what he does well. Physical freak.

Wild that Turkey are so good in the frontcourt that they bring in 5* Bona off the bench. Their bigs killed us (Australia) in the 1st Q overnight, was the difference.

For us, Dyson Daniels has been excellent. As mentioned, he's signed with Ignite. Worth keeping an eye on Bayles, Gak and Galloway also on the Aus roster.

Wembenyama has been incredible. One of the best big prospects I've ever seen.

Mathurin and Prosper great for Canada. Got a few other notable guys too. US team has been solid, obviously some strong prospects there.

Re: FIBA U19 World Cup

Posted: Mon Jul 5, 2021 4:21 am
by ROballer