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Spud2nique wrote:jayu70 wrote:?s=20
Lotta people like him. I’m a little weary. Let’s see what he does. How come these guys can’t go against each other like in past years? I wanna see Cam vs Nas. Or like Garland vs White. You can gage more from that.
But ooohhh no we can’t have that, somebody might get hurt. Damn I’m sounding old but I miss the 80’s when athletes weren’t Curry wussies.
Spud2nique wrote:jayu70 wrote:?s=20
Lotta people like him. I’m a little weary. Let’s see what he does. How come these guys can’t go against each other like in past years? I wanna see Cam vs Nas. Or like Garland vs White. You can gage more from that.
But ooohhh no we can’t have that, somebody might get hurt. Damn I’m sounding old but I miss the 80’s when athletes weren’t Curry wussies.
EazyRoc wrote:I am starting to like Rui Hachimura more at 8. I saw it somewhere and thought about developing him long term to play the 3. Bring him off the bench at either forward spot to start.
Yeah, he’s a 21 year old rookie, but I think he still has a ton of potential. He’s the high potential pick at 8. The X factor for me is how everywhere I look it talks about his work ethic. I think he could be a unique player at the 3 and with work be good enough to defend on the perimeter. He’s still developing his feel for the game despite doing so many things well.
The foundation for a star is there. He could immediately be effective off the bench with long-term All Star potential. I think he could be a 24+ ppg scorer with time and especially here in a high pace offense with Trae Young.
personanongrata wrote:EazyRoc wrote:I am starting to like Rui Hachimura more at 8. I saw it somewhere and thought about developing him long term to play the 3. Bring him off the bench at either forward spot to start.
Yeah, he’s a 21 year old rookie, but I think he still has a ton of potential. He’s the high potential pick at 8. The X factor for me is how everywhere I look it talks about his work ethic. I think he could be a unique player at the 3 and with work be good enough to defend on the perimeter. He’s still developing his feel for the game despite doing so many things well.
The foundation for a star is there. He could immediately be effective off the bench with long-term All Star potential. I think he could be a 24+ ppg scorer with time and especially here in a high pace offense with Trae Young.
Word is Twolves are taking him at 11 if we pass on him.
personanongrata wrote:EazyRoc wrote:I am starting to like Rui Hachimura more at 8. I saw it somewhere and thought about developing him long term to play the 3. Bring him off the bench at either forward spot to start.
Yeah, he’s a 21 year old rookie, but I think he still has a ton of potential. He’s the high potential pick at 8. The X factor for me is how everywhere I look it talks about his work ethic. I think he could be a unique player at the 3 and with work be good enough to defend on the perimeter. He’s still developing his feel for the game despite doing so many things well.
The foundation for a star is there. He could immediately be effective off the bench with long-term All Star potential. I think he could be a 24+ ppg scorer with time and especially here in a high pace offense with Trae Young.
Word is Twolves are taking him at 11 if we pass on him.
Spud2nique wrote:personanongrata wrote:EazyRoc wrote:I am starting to like Rui Hachimura more at 8. I saw it somewhere and thought about developing him long term to play the 3. Bring him off the bench at either forward spot to start.
Yeah, he’s a 21 year old rookie, but I think he still has a ton of potential. He’s the high potential pick at 8. The X factor for me is how everywhere I look it talks about his work ethic. I think he could be a unique player at the 3 and with work be good enough to defend on the perimeter. He’s still developing his feel for the game despite doing so many things well.
The foundation for a star is there. He could immediately be effective off the bench with long-term All Star potential. I think he could be a 24+ ppg scorer with time and especially here in a high pace offense with Trae Young.
Word is Twolves are taking him at 11 if we pass on him.
I heard Wolves have their eye on Clarke. Makes sense, covers KAT’s D.
Ice Trae wrote:The more Nassir Little I watch the more I don’t want him. I just don’t understand the noise with him. He’s bouncy with a long wingspan but that’s pretty much all I like. He has trouble beating people off the dribble, not particularly quick or explosive with the ball in his hands, bad handles, and overall just seems lost on the floor most of time time. Really not feeling him with 8 or 10. I’d rather take a shot at Kevin Porter Jr if worst comes to worst
Ice Trae wrote:The more Nassir Little I watch the more I don’t want him. I just don’t understand the noise with him.
HereLittle was named a McDonald's All-American in 2018, being named most valuable player (MVP) at the All-Star game after scoring 28 points and adding five rebounds, one assist and one steal. He also won the Jordan Brand Classic MVP after putting up 24 points in 25 minutes. He was ranked as the second-best high school prospect for 2018 by the recruiting service Rivals.
Jamaaliver wrote:
CP War Hawks wrote:Little made the wrong choice in choosing UNC.
Jamaaliver wrote:CP War Hawks wrote:Little made the wrong choice in choosing UNC.
If he'd gone to a bad team where he was the #1 option from day one, he'd easily be a top-10 prospect.
A la Collin Sexton last season.
Jamaaliver wrote:Collin IS A PITBULL!!!
