Chris Ledlum- Harvard

DrCoach · Post #1 » by **DrCoach** » Fri Nov 25, 2022 12:09 am

Anybody see this kid

Had over 50+ D1 offers including Michigan

Gatorade Player of Year Massachusetts while at NMH

Kid is a stud

BarbaGrizz · Post #2 » by **BarbaGrizz** » Mon Dec 5, 2022 6:28 pm

I follow the Harvard team and he´s a complete stud. Can do everything in the court and is really smart. If I was a GM with a late 2nd round pick I would invest it in Ledlum

EvanZ · Post #3 » by **EvanZ** » Tue Dec 6, 2022 3:51 pm

DrCoach wrote:Anybody see this kid

Had over 50+ D1 offers including Michigan

Gatorade Player of Year Massachusetts while at NMH

Kid is a stud

He's a career 30% 3pt shooter, 60% from the line, and has a 1:2 A:TOV ratio in an incredibly weak conference. In the NBA he could only make it as a small ball 5. What exactly is your definition of stud?

DrCoach · Post #4 » by **DrCoach** » Wed Dec 7, 2022 5:10 am

EvanZ wrote:
DrCoach wrote:Anybody see this kid

Had over 50+ D1 offers including Michigan

Gatorade Player of Year Massachusetts while at NMH

Kid is a stud

He's a career 30% 3pt shooter, 60% from the line, and has a 1:2 A:TOV ratio in an incredibly weak conference. In the NBA he could only make it as a small ball 5. What exactly is your definition of stud?

Have you seen him play?

DrCoach · Post #5 » by **DrCoach** » Wed Dec 7, 2022 5:12 am

BarbaGrizz wrote:I follow the Harvard team and he´s a complete stud. Can do everything in the court and is really smart. If I was a GM with a late 2nd round pick I would invest it in Ledlum

Thank you!

BarbaGrizz · Post #6 » by **BarbaGrizz** » Wed Dec 7, 2022 6:20 pm

EvanZ wrote:
DrCoach wrote:Anybody see this kid

Had over 50+ D1 offers including Michigan

Gatorade Player of Year Massachusetts while at NMH

Kid is a stud

He's a career 30% 3pt shooter, 60% from the line, and has a 1:2 A:TOV ratio in an incredibly weak conference. In the NBA he could only make it as a small ball 5. What exactly is your definition of stud?

Just watch him play. Harvard is shooting under 30% from 3 right now and there´s no room for Ledlum to operate, but he still find ways to score. He´s better than Oni, Barker, Kirkwood, Towns, Zena and all these players that left Ivy League to play in major conferences/G-League/NBA

EvanZ · Post #7 » by **EvanZ** » Wed Dec 7, 2022 6:29 pm

BarbaGrizz wrote:
EvanZ wrote:
DrCoach wrote:Anybody see this kid

Had over 50+ D1 offers including Michigan

Gatorade Player of Year Massachusetts while at NMH

Kid is a stud

He's a career 30% 3pt shooter, 60% from the line, and has a 1:2 A:TOV ratio in an incredibly weak conference. In the NBA he could only make it as a small ball 5. What exactly is your definition of stud?

Just watch him play. Harvard is shooting under 30% from 3 right now and there´s no room for Ledlum to operate, but he still find ways to score. He´s better than Oni, Barker, Kirkwood, Towns, Zena and all these players that left Ivy League to play in major conferences/G-League/NBA

I watched some highlights. Honestly he looks like a poor man's Anthony Lamb. Never say never and all that but if you think he is going to make an NBA career as a scorer I think you're expectations are misplaced. Very unlikely he ever shoots at a high level. The bad FT% is a dead giveaway. He's like a small ball 5 in a best case scenario. More like an Erich Paschall (who I think is now out of the league).

BarbaGrizz · Post #8 » by **BarbaGrizz** » Wed Dec 7, 2022 10:20 pm

EvanZ wrote:
BarbaGrizz wrote:
EvanZ wrote:
He's a career 30% 3pt shooter, 60% from the line, and has a 1:2 A:TOV ratio in an incredibly weak conference. In the NBA he could only make it as a small ball 5. What exactly is your definition of stud?

Just watch him play. Harvard is shooting under 30% from 3 right now and there´s no room for Ledlum to operate, but he still find ways to score. He´s better than Oni, Barker, Kirkwood, Towns, Zena and all these players that left Ivy League to play in major conferences/G-League/NBA

I watched some highlights. Honestly he looks like a poor man's Anthony Lamb. Never say never and all that but if you think he is going to make an NBA career as a scorer I think you're expectations are misplaced. Very unlikely he ever shoots at a high level. The bad FT% is a dead giveaway. He's like a small ball 5 in a best case scenario. More like an Erich Paschall (who I think is now out of the league).

Oh, I don´t think he´ll be a scorer in the NBA, but he may have a role in the league or even have a healthy career in Europe, which is already quite an accomplishment

DrCoach · Post #9 » by **DrCoach** » Thu Dec 8, 2022 4:47 pm

BarbaGrizz wrote:
EvanZ wrote:
DrCoach wrote:Anybody see this kid

Had over 50+ D1 offers including Michigan

Gatorade Player of Year Massachusetts while at NMH

Kid is a stud

He's a career 30% 3pt shooter, 60% from the line, and has a 1:2 A:TOV ratio in an incredibly weak conference. In the NBA he could only make it as a small ball 5. What exactly is your definition of stud?

Just watch him play. Harvard is shooting under 30% from 3 right now and there´s no room for Ledlum to operate, but he still find ways to score. He´s better than Oni, Barker, Kirkwood, Towns, Zena and all these players that left Ivy League to play in major conferences/G-League/NBA

And lets not forget he is a HM kid with offers from Michigan etc. Hes not a “Ivy League kid”

He had 50+ D1 offers and was player of year and led Adidas Gauntlet in wcoring

DrCoach · Post #10 » by **DrCoach** » Thu Dec 8, 2022 4:51 pm

EvanZ wrote:
BarbaGrizz wrote:
EvanZ wrote:
He's a career 30% 3pt shooter, 60% from the line, and has a 1:2 A:TOV ratio in an incredibly weak conference. In the NBA he could only make it as a small ball 5. What exactly is your definition of stud?

Just watch him play. Harvard is shooting under 30% from 3 right now and there´s no room for Ledlum to operate, but he still find ways to score. He´s better than Oni, Barker, Kirkwood, Towns, Zena and all these players that left Ivy League to play in major conferences/G-League/NBA

I watched some highlights. Honestly he looks like a poor man's Anthony Lamb. Never say never and all that but if you think he is going to make an NBA career as a scorer I think you're expectations are misplaced. Very unlikely he ever shoots at a high level. The bad FT% is a dead giveaway. He's like a small ball 5 in a best case scenario. More like an Erich Paschall (who I think is now out of the league).

Hes a SF, Harvard has 5 bigs injured so hes playing the 5

DrCoach · Post #11 » by **DrCoach** » Thu Dec 8, 2022 4:54 pm

BarbaGrizz wrote:
EvanZ wrote:
BarbaGrizz wrote:Just watch him play. Harvard is shooting under 30% from 3 right now and there´s no room for Ledlum to operate, but he still find ways to score. He´s better than Oni, Barker, Kirkwood, Towns, Zena and all these players that left Ivy League to play in major conferences/G-League/NBA

I watched some highlights. Honestly he looks like a poor man's Anthony Lamb. Never say never and all that but if you think he is going to make an NBA career as a scorer I think you're expectations are misplaced. Very unlikely he ever shoots at a high level. The bad FT% is a dead giveaway. He's like a small ball 5 in a best case scenario. More like an Erich Paschall (who I think is now out of the league).

Oh, I don´t think he´ll be a scorer in the NBA, but he may have a role in the league or even have a healthy career in Europe, which is already quite an accomplishment

Hes a very tough kid from Brooklyn, we shall see

BarbaGrizz · Post #12 » by **BarbaGrizz** » Fri Dec 23, 2022 2:45 am

Ledlum with 17 and 9 against Kansas

The-Power · Post #13 » by **The-Power** » Sat Dec 24, 2022 1:53 am

BarbaGrizz wrote:Ledlum with 17 and 9 against Kansas

On 43% TS along with 5 turnovers. Not exactly an awe-inspiring game.

BarbaGrizz · Post #14 » by **BarbaGrizz** » Sat Dec 24, 2022 5:30 pm

The-Power wrote:
BarbaGrizz wrote:Ledlum with 17 and 9 against Kansas

On 43% TS along with 5 turnovers. Not exactly an awe-inspiring game.

DrCoach · Post #15 » by **DrCoach** » Thu Dec 29, 2022 4:15 am

27 pts 15 rebs tonight

DrCoach · Post #16 » by **DrCoach** » Thu Dec 29, 2022 4:16 am

BarbaGrizz wrote:Ledlum with 17 and 9 against Kansas

He was good, one of the best players on the court

BarbaGrizz · Post #17 » by **BarbaGrizz** » Thu Dec 29, 2022 5:37 pm

He´s the best prospect to come out from Ivy League, hands down. Totally worth a late 2nd rounder flyer

DrCoach · Post #18 » by **DrCoach** » Thu Dec 29, 2022 7:27 pm

Read on Twitter

clyde21 · Post #19 » by **clyde21** » Thu Dec 29, 2022 8:44 pm

BarbaGrizz wrote:He´s the best prospect to come out from Ivy League, hands down. Totally worth a late 2nd rounder flyer

don't have an opinion on this guy either way, but what makes him so much better than say a Miye Oni?

BarbaGrizz · Post #20 » by **BarbaGrizz** » Thu Dec 29, 2022 8:52 pm

clyde21 wrote:
BarbaGrizz wrote:He´s the best prospect to come out from Ivy League, hands down. Totally worth a late 2nd rounder flyer

don't have an opinion on this guy either way, but what makes him so much better than say a Miye Oni?

I think both are in the same level but Ledlum´s game is a better fit for the current NBA IMO. He can play inside or outside and can hold his own against quick SF and strong PF. He reminds me a young Tobias Harris