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Neither one of them will be drafted.

Chocolate City Jordanaire wrote:Neither one of them will be drafted.

Correct - and the same with Morsel. It's probably a good idea for all of them to see what they need to work on - and how far they're away from being NBA players. Ayala said it best - that he's being careful to keep his college eligibility. Wiggins sounded like he's saying goodbye - which would be a mistake for him, imo.

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Chocolate City Jordanaire wrote:Neither one of them will be drafted.

Correct - and the same with Morsel. It's probably a good idea for all of them to see what they need to work on - and how far they're away from being NBA players. Ayala said it best - that he's being careful to keep his college eligibility. Wiggins sounded like he's saying goodbye - which would be a mistake for him, imo.

I think you and CCJ might be surprised when it comes to Wiggins as far as his NBA prospects.

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Ruzious wrote:

Chocolate City Jordanaire wrote:Neither one of them will be drafted.

Correct - and the same with Morsel. It's probably a good idea for all of them to see what they need to work on - and how far they're away from being NBA players. Ayala said it best - that he's being careful to keep his college eligibility. Wiggins sounded like he's saying goodbye - which would be a mistake for him, imo.

I think you and CCJ might be surprised when it comes to Wiggins as far as his NBA prospects.

You might be right - he has the best chance of the 3. I think he legitimately got on the NBA's radar after his freshman year - when he made over 40% of his 3's, but he had such a bad soph year. He did have a solid junior year - but I don't know if he showed enough consistency. But yeah, he's a 6'6 good athlete that has the ability to shoot and defend - and that gives him a chance. It's smart to test the waters, but I still doubt he gets drafted. Hopefully, he comes back, has a big senior year, gets drafted, and makes some serious money.

Ruzious wrote:

Wizardspride wrote:

Ruzious wrote:Correct - and the same with Morsel. It's probably a good idea for all of them to see what they need to work on - and how far they're away from being NBA players. Ayala said it best - that he's being careful to keep his college eligibility. Wiggins sounded like he's saying goodbye - which would be a mistake for him, imo.

I think you and CCJ might be surprised when it comes to Wiggins as far as his NBA prospects.

You might be right - he has the best chance of the 3. I think he legitimately got on the NBA's radar after his freshman year - when he made over 40% of his 3's, but he had such a bad soph year. He did have a solid junior year - but I don't know if he showed enough consistency. But yeah, he's a 6'6 good athlete that has the ability to shoot and defend - and that gives him a chance. It's smart to test the waters, but I still doubt he gets drafted. Hopefully, he comes back, has a big senior year, gets drafted, and makes some serious money.

I just have this feeling he's going to test really well in front of NBA personnel guys.

Much like Kevin Huerter.

Wizardspride wrote:

Ruzious wrote:

Chocolate City Jordanaire wrote:Neither one of them will be drafted.

Correct - and the same with Morsel. It's probably a good idea for all of them to see what they need to work on - and how far they're away from being NBA players. Ayala said it best - that he's being careful to keep his college eligibility. Wiggins sounded like he's saying goodbye - which would be a mistake for him, imo.

I think you and CCJ might be surprised when it comes to Wiggins as far as his NBA prospects.

Perhaps.

Aaron is a better player than LaRon Profit was, IMO. I think Aaron would do well in Garrison Mathews place. OTOH, I think that Wiggins’ handle is weak; and, he does not finish as well in traffic as most NBA swingmen his size.

I do not expect him to come back to Maryland. I think he’s going to be making his money overseas.

Chocolate City Jordanaire wrote:

Wizardspride wrote:

Ruzious wrote:Correct - and the same with Morsel. It's probably a good idea for all of them to see what they need to work on - and how far they're away from being NBA players. Ayala said it best - that he's being careful to keep his college eligibility. Wiggins sounded like he's saying goodbye - which would be a mistake for him, imo.

I think you and CCJ might be surprised when it comes to Wiggins as far as his NBA prospects.

Perhaps.

Aaron is a better player than LaRon Profit was, IMO. I think Aaron would do well in Garrison Mathews place. OTOH, I think that Wiggins’ handle is weak; and, he does not finish as well in traffic as most NBA swingmen his size.

I do not expect him to come back to Maryland. I think he’s going to be making his money overseas.

He's a much better shooter than LaRon (who could drafted early 2nd), but he's not the athlete LaRon was. LaRon was playing well with the Lakers before the unfortunate injury.

LaRon was quicker and stronger. Aaron seems to be a little taller/longer and probably has a higher vertical leap.

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Ian's an interesting player - must be a good athlete considering he got 1.7 blocks per 40 minutes - at 6'3. I hope Ayala doesn't take this like they're pushing him out the door. Yet another player with a poor 3 point shooting % - but he was just a freshman, and there's reason to believe he can shoot. Made 59.3% if his 2's and 83.9% of his FT's.

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