2020 NBA Draft

Roddy B for 3 · 7/1/2019 (I broke a mirror on 7-1-2012)

Fischella wrote:Hagans has no brains and plays PG, he is toolsy but ultimately he is a limited player

I think he is draftable, but can't get too high on the guy

Wrong. "No brains".

7.3 apg, 3.3 top. .48FG% .5482pt% 5.5ftapg .85% from ft and all defense in the SEC.

"No brains"

20 year old #2 mpg for John Calipari Kentucky Wildcats.

"No brains". What a rediculous statement.

Roddy B for 3 · 7/1/2019 (I broke a mirror on 7-1-2012)

doordoor123 wrote:
Roddy B for 3 wrote:Ashton Haggins is a real sleeper when you think about all the great defensive prospects who dropped due to shooting concerns but turned that aspect of their game around fairly quickly in the NBA.

I’m with you, not a lot of guards have the speed, first step and defensive ability he has. His game looks like it’ll be better in the NBA just because he’s athletically an NBA player and has shown flashes of advanced moves. In the NBA he’ll have more space to do more stuff with the ball. He still has issues, but has clear ability to translate to the next level. The question becomes if he’s more of a third string, Back up or starter. He’s an NBA player though.

I hadn't applied the thought of the NBA game opening up his skillset before. +1 to you sir

Roddy B for 3 · 7/1/2019 (I broke a mirror on 7-1-2012)

Fischella wrote:Hagans has no brains and plays PG, he is toolsy but ultimately he is a limited player

I think he is draftable, but can't get too high on the guy

Every human has "brains". Their has to be a better way of getting your point across than saying "He has no brains".

7.3apg and 3.3 top for the #6 ranked team who only averages 74.5 ppg.

'18-'19 SEC DPOY. "No brains" C'mon. Idk what to even say now.

I'll tell you what, your rudeness made me look into Haggins more and now I'm thinking frindge lottoey for the guy.

Just gotta get that 3pt shoot right and hes 100% an NBA rotation player.

clyde21 · Post #1344 » by **clyde21** » Sun Dec 22, 2019 8:37 pm

just gonna go ahead and name drop Terrence Shannon Jr. right quick, a guy to keep an eye on moving forward.

MemphisX · Post #1345 » by **MemphisX** » Sun Dec 22, 2019 9:11 pm

One guy I did not really like coming into the season but have really liked in college is Josh Green. He has looked way better than I expected.

MotownMadness · Post #1346 » by **MotownMadness** » Sun Dec 22, 2019 11:53 pm

Haliburton looks worthy to be in the top 5

doordoor123 · Post #1347 » by **doordoor123** » Mon Dec 23, 2019 5:21 pm

Fischella wrote:Hagans has no brains and plays PG, he is toolsy but ultimately he is a limited player

I think he is draftable, but can't get too high on the guy

I do agree with you, but I also wonder if he’s around an NBA environment with more space in the paint and he’s not a focal point how well he can do. Not every point guard in the NBA is a “point guard.” And if a player has the speed, athleticism and two way ability it gives him value as a project and worth a look. His potential upside is better than a lot of players in the draft even if he is a project. Look at a guy like Dejounte Murray, great college defender, super quick, but the same complaint with him was his IQ and shooting. Was he a PG? SG? No one knew. He was a “project.” But his speed helped him with shooters around him, his defensive ability (which wasn’t as apparent in college), and he went to a team with a really smart coach/professional influences that maximized his ability.

I’m not saying he’s going to become something, but the potential is there just based on his defense and physical ability. Maybe with space his jumper starts going like Murray did when he entered the NBA.

No-Man · Post #1348 » by **No-Man** » Mon Dec 23, 2019 5:57 pm

Murray is a different level of an athlete come on now, rangier, longer, bigger, Hagans is a fine athlete but he is not special by NBA standards

I think he can be a solid back-up PG, but I have a hard time seeing anything special

Murray's jumper is not going, not sure what you are talking about, he is very trashy on offense for a NBA starting PG

Post #1349 » by **Ruzious** » Mon Dec 23, 2019 7:34 pm

MemphisX wrote:One guy I did not really like coming into the season but have really liked in college is Josh Green. He has looked way better than I expected.

I'd give him a small edge over Terrence Shannon Jr.

Re Hagans, his 3 point shooting has been terrible, but he's an 85% FT shooter - gotta figure there's hope that he develops a 3. If he does, with his defense and improving PG skills, there's a lot of potential there.

clyde21 · Post #1350 » by **clyde21** » Mon Dec 23, 2019 8:55 pm

Ruzious wrote:
MemphisX wrote:One guy I did not really like coming into the season but have really liked in college is Josh Green. He has looked way better than I expected.

I'd give him a small edge over Terrence Shannon Jr.

Re Hagans, his 3 point shooting has been terrible, but he's an 85% FT shooter - gotta figure there's hope that he develops a 3. If he does, with his defense and improving PG skills, there's a lot of potential there.

woah that's random I'd def take Green over Shannon too I was just giving Shannon Jr. a shout out lol

clyde21 · Post #1351 » by **clyde21** » Mon Dec 23, 2019 9:13 pm

12/23 update

1. SCOTTIE LEWIS
2. RJ HAMPTON
3. ANTHONY EDWARDS

4. JAMES WISEMAN
5. NICO MANNION
6. TYRESE HALIBURTON
7. JOSH GREEN
8. COLE ANTHONY

9. OCHAI AGBAJI
10. OSCAR TSHIEBWE
11. JADEN MCDANIELS
12. ISAAC OKORO
13. LAMELO BALL
14. TRE JONES
15. PAUL REED

Post #1352 » by **Ruzious** » Mon Dec 23, 2019 9:51 pm

clyde21 wrote:
Ruzious wrote:
MemphisX wrote:One guy I did not really like coming into the season but have really liked in college is Josh Green. He has looked way better than I expected.

I'd give him a small edge over Terrence Shannon Jr.

Re Hagans, his 3 point shooting has been terrible, but he's an 85% FT shooter - gotta figure there's hope that he develops a 3. If he does, with his defense and improving PG skills, there's a lot of potential there.

woah that's random I'd def take Green over Shannon too I was just giving Shannon Jr. a shout out lol

Yeah, I was kidding around because they were mentioned back 2 back and are somewhat obscure 6'6 wings.

The-Power · Post #1353 » by **The-Power** » Tue Dec 24, 2019 12:34 am

MotownMadness wrote:Haliburton looks worthy to be in the top 5

Yes! Join me to spread the word!

MotownMadness · Post #1354 » by **MotownMadness** » Tue Dec 24, 2019 4:57 am

Isiah Stewart is a force, definitely NBA ready

Post #1355 » by **Marcus** » Tue Dec 24, 2019 5:07 am

MotownMadness wrote:Isiah Stewart is a force, definitely NBA ready

What impact do you see him having in the league?

Roddy B for 3 · 7/1/2019 (I broke a mirror on 7-1-2012)

Marcus wrote:
MotownMadness wrote:Isiah Stewart is a force, definitely NBA ready

What impact do you see him having in the league?

Not to speak for MotownMadneas, but I see alot of Montrez Harrell. Maybe slightly taller, maybe slightly bmore built (already) a really good vertical shoot locker (not much of a weak side shootblocker). A good post simple scorer who can throw down some vicious dunks. I expect a 9+rpg guy per 30mpg or so if he can hold up with NBA stamina playing two-way ball, up and down the court all game if not, I expect at least 22mpg of a guy with Montrez Harrell type #'s.

MotownMadness · Post #1357 » by **MotownMadness** » Tue Dec 24, 2019 6:25 am

Roddy B for 3 wrote:
Marcus wrote:
MotownMadness wrote:Isiah Stewart is a force, definitely NBA ready

What impact do you see him having in the league?

Not to speak for MotownMadneas, but I see alot of Montrez Harrell. Maybe slightly taller, maybe slightly bmore built (already) a really good vertical shoot locker (not much of a weak side shootblocker). A good post simple scorer who can throw down some vicious dunks. I expect a 9+rpg guy per 30mpg or so if he can hold up with NBA stamina playing two-way ball, up and down the court all game if not, I expect at least 22mpg of a guy with Montrez Harrell type #'s.

Harrell was actually who i was thinking of as well.

Roddy B for 3 · 7/1/2019 (I broke a mirror on 7-1-2012)

This is going to be a good draft. Probably alot of the guys we look back on in redrafts as lottery talents will be drafted outside of the lottery.

Rafly · Post #1359 » by **Rafly** » Tue Dec 24, 2019 7:12 am

I’m a big believer in Aaron Nesmith. Dude should be getting way more love.

clyde21 · Post #1360 » by **clyde21** » Tue Dec 24, 2019 8:34 am

these defensive sequences by Lewis are absolutely absurd.

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