Lwcasu wrote:One thing for sure, this draft is top end deep. All the way through the top 7. No one has really mentioned Kasparas but I’ve heard some compare Egor to Doncic. I actually see more Doncic in Kasparas but this is a good draft to tank. And honestly I’m not too worried as long as we pick in the top 7 (Obviously top 3 preferred).
Meh I think a lot of guys after Harper and Flagg are getting really overrated. The Cheerleader effect of being able to associate their names with Flagg and Harper and potentially getting them at pick 5. 
Egor hasn't topped 10 pts in 3/4 games now that he is playing real competition, he could be Tristian Da Silva. 
Kasper has been more impressive but I have a hard time seeing him being this guy that controls the ball at the next level. He seems more like a Austin Reaves type of player to me, which is a good get but think some are really reaching with his ceiling. Not a very good athlete, just 1 dunk this year and that was vs Maryland east shore. 
Haven't seen enough of Tre Johnson but looks like a Cam Thomas type of player who is just wired to score and doesn't really add much else. Still would be a good player, but I think you can find guys like him pretty frequently in the 5-10 spots of a draft. 
Bailey is probably a guy I think most are too down on. His game is going to translate to the NBA as a valuable big forward who make shots. He isn't going to take over games, but if he is Keegan Murray- MPJ type of player he will look a lot better playing as a 3rd or 4th option then someone like Kasper or Tre Johnson who need the ball to thrive and might not be good enough to earn that role. 
Not saying any of these guys are Monk or Bouknight but once it was clear they weren't 15 shots per game good then you quickly realize they are better off the bench because they don't defend. I could see that being the case for Egor, Kasper and maybe Tre Johnson, but too early for me to draw lines in the sand on those guys.