bigfoot wrote:carey wrote:ImNotMcDiSwear wrote:
Now personally, I prefer the guy who gives you the points, rebounds, blocks, steals and super-high FG%. Nice that he's a local kid, as well. I don't understand why Hunter is almost universally projected to be taken ahead of Clarke.
I don't want to be terse but it's been explained to you ad nauseam and at this point I'm a bit sick of reading about Clarke. If you don't understand why Clarke is
projected so low by now then you never will. Let's just move on to something else. Anything else.
Huh, the consensus mock draft on NBA.com has him projected as a lottery pick at #12. The Stepien has him at #5 and they had a pretty good handle on the 2018 draft. I think you might be missing something.
They were both finalist for the Defensive Player of the Year award and put up extremely similar stats other than Clarkes 3 blocks and steal per game vs. Hunter's .6 of each while Hunter can shoot the three shooting 44% while Clarke shot 27%.
Also, Hunter put up the same stats against top competition competing in the ACC vs. the WCC where the second and third best teams are Saint Marys and BYU with Saint Marys only making March Madness by beating Gonzaga in the WCC championship.
Great defense, good offensive, but Hunter can shoot the three unlike Clarke while doing the same thing against MUCH better competition
. I am joking but also serious
