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tbhawksfan1 wrote:Jamaaliver wrote:kg01 wrote:Now, now ... you've been off the wall a lot. Don't make me dig through the archives on you.
This is literally what I dream about!!!!
Not a good idea. Jamaal has homecourt when it comes to archiving
kg01 wrote:True but, unfortunately for him, I hold the ultimate trump card in that I don't care about contradicting myself so it'll never matter how many of my wrong-posts he can dig up.
Robinson.... Jamaaliver wrote:kg01 wrote:True but, unfortunately for him, I hold the ultimate trump card in that I don't care about contradicting myself so it'll never matter how many of my wrong-posts he can dig up.
Unassailable LOGIC.
(Someone's been taking notes from our President.)
Atlhawks09 wrote:
Zion is scary good. Trae would average 11+ assists with Zion and Collins.
nybluemeadow wrote:Atlhawks09 wrote:Zion is scary good. Trae would average 11+ assists with Zion and Collins.
Cam was actually the best and most impressive player in that game.
*INGRAM*ALLSTARSEASON* JaKobe Starter
CP War Hawks wrote:Guys in play for the Dallas pick if it conveys:
Reid at 6-10 and 250 but seems to play much bigger. I liken him to a baby Embiid. Really won't judge until conf. play but these highlights are eye opener for a guy that size.
Jamaaliver wrote:CP War Hawks wrote:Guys in play for the Dallas pick if it conveys:
Reid at 6-10 and 250 but seems to play much bigger. I liken him to a baby Embiid. Really won't judge until conf. play but these highlights are eye opener for a guy that size.
Reid is indeed on my radar, as well. Nice face up game, solid jump shot and bruising size to bang inside.
76ers -- SB NationProspects to watch:
Rui Hachimura, Gonzaga (PF): A true starter for the first time in his collegiate career, Rui Hachimura has looked great through two games. The junior power forward is active on both sides of the court and has become one of the faces of Gonzaga’s team. His game isn’t refined yet, making his money using his jumping ability and raw athleticism, but that is what makes him such an exciting prospect. In his two years of college basketball, Hachimura hasn’t shown much of an outside shot, which could hurt him in the jump shot-friendly NBA, but he is still young enough for that to come along. Only two games into this season, Hachimura is averaging 25 points per game and 5 rebounds per game, but this prospect should be looked at more for his upside than just the stats.
Daniel Gafford, Arkansas (C): Daniel Gafford hates rims, simple as that. The Razorback big man has a chance to be one of the highest risers after impressing many at the end of last season and deciding to come back for this sophomore year. Arkansas opened the season with an overtime loss to Texas, but Gafford did everything to keep his team in it. Ending that game with 20 points, 12 rebounds and 2 blocks, he then followed that effort up with a 12-point, 4-block performance in a win over UC Davis. Gafford has the ability to use his athletic frame to be a difference maker above the rim on both sides of the court.
