Braggins wrote:I think they'll seriously regret passing on Scoot. Miller was one of my favorite prospects this season and I watched a lot of his games. I don't think Miller is going to be disappointing as a player, but there is a clear difference between him and Scoot imo.
Scoot is an elite athlete with elite intangibles, high skill level, and high IQ/feel. He averaged roughly 21/6/8 per75 on 55% playing against better competition than any of the NCAA guys (his production wasn't mediocre, it was straight up good). He had a 2/1 assist/tov ratio as a 19 year old lead guard for a disadvantaged team going against borderline NBA players. He had the best high end flashes of anyone besides Wemby.
Physical freaks with advanced skillsets and IQ at age 19 are pretty much the exact type of prospects you want these high draft picks for. I think it will be apparent pretty quickly who the better prospect is once people see them both playing against the same level of competition. I think Scoot will immediately completely change the trajectory of the team.
Jaden Ivey is bigger than Scoot and probably just as explosive and he went 5 last year. Are you taking him #1 in a redraft?
Jalen Green is the most athletic guy taken in the top 6 of his draft, not sure people are running to podium to draft him that high again.
Dennis Smith Jr was being billed as the next Dame and people were surprised he fell and didn't work out.
Plenty of folks were banging the drum that Ivey should be #1 pick last year





















