emunney wrote:Badgerlander wrote:Should probably pick a high floor/high bbiq guy because our staff doesn’t seem to have a track record for development
High IQ/feel should be a prereq for consideration.
you guys are forgetting about "gritty."
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emunney wrote:Badgerlander wrote:Should probably pick a high floor/high bbiq guy because our staff doesn’t seem to have a track record for development
High IQ/feel should be a prereq for consideration.
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"Hey ya wankers. I graduated from Aranmore back in 2010 and lost me yearbook. Is there any way you didgeridoos can send anotha yearbook me way?"
Ron Swanson wrote:As a prospect Vassell just seems like a poor-man's Mikal Bridges.
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VooDoo7 wrote:I'd really like to get a guy who can create his own shot in the half-court.
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RiotPunch wrote:VooDoo7 wrote:I'd really like to get a guy who can create his own shot in the half-court.
Very few space creating initiators in this class. Grant Riller is probably the best, and I would be totally down to take him at 19, although I am higher on him than most.
Ant Edwards, LaMelo and Cole Anthony can get theirs, but not really separators. Maxey has a quick trigger and feathery floater. Hayes has a super promising step back. Nesmith has a versatile shot profile, but mostly all assisted. Hampton is a cutter/slasher.
Most of the top dudes create for others at a high level like Ball, Hayes, Haliburton, Avdija, Mannion, Bolmaro or defend at a high level like Vassell, Okoro, Okongwu, Maxey, Williams (and also Bolmaro). WIldcard might be Vassell, who has shown son Khris-esque contested shot-making ability in the half-court.
RiotPunch wrote:Hampton is a cutter/slasher.
VooDoo7 wrote:RiotPunch wrote:VooDoo7 wrote:I'd really like to get a guy who can create his own shot in the half-court.
Very few space creating initiators in this class. Grant Riller is probably the best, and I would be totally down to take him at 19, although I am higher on him than most.
Ant Edwards, LaMelo and Cole Anthony can get theirs, but not really separators. Maxey has a quick trigger and feathery floater. Hayes has a super promising step back. Nesmith has a versatile shot profile, but mostly all assisted. Hampton is a cutter/slasher.
Most of the top dudes create for others at a high level like Ball, Hayes, Haliburton, Avdija, Mannion, Bolmaro or defend at a high level like Vassell, Okoro, Okongwu, Maxey, Williams (and also Bolmaro). WIldcard might be Vassell, who has shown son Khris-esque contested shot-making ability in the half-court.
Vassell is definitely who I thought of when making my post. He's seems to be able to get his own shot from what I can tell. Granted, I haven't seen him a ton but from what I've seen I'm intrigued.
I'm definitely intrigued by Bey's 3 & D potential.emunney wrote:VooDoo7 wrote:RiotPunch wrote:Very few space creating initiators in this class. Grant Riller is probably the best, and I would be totally down to take him at 19, although I am higher on him than most.
Ant Edwards, LaMelo and Cole Anthony can get theirs, but not really separators. Maxey has a quick trigger and feathery floater. Hayes has a super promising step back. Nesmith has a versatile shot profile, but mostly all assisted. Hampton is a cutter/slasher.
Most of the top dudes create for others at a high level like Ball, Hayes, Haliburton, Avdija, Mannion, Bolmaro or defend at a high level like Vassell, Okoro, Okongwu, Maxey, Williams (and also Bolmaro). WIldcard might be Vassell, who has shown son Khris-esque contested shot-making ability in the half-court.
Vassell is definitely who I thought of when making my post. He's seems to be able to get his own shot from what I can tell. Granted, I haven't seen him a ton but from what I've seen I'm intrigued.
I think Saddiq Bey and Ramsey have pretty good potential in this area. Bey is just criminally slept on, imo. That guy is going to be a good player for a long time.
RiotPunch wrote:Vassell is far and away the best team defender in this class and has shown some tough shot-making prowess. After diving into more FSU content, both he and Patrick Williams are truly intriguing prospects that I would be very happy with. Donte/Vassell would be such a game wrecking backcourt. On the flip side, if the future is Point-Center Giannis, Patrick Williams would be a perfect stretch 4 with great defense, particular as a rotating rim protector. Williams is just 18 and could still grow an inch or two, which would be a sweet bonus.

emunney wrote:VooDoo7 wrote:RiotPunch wrote:Very few space creating initiators in this class. Grant Riller is probably the best, and I would be totally down to take him at 19, although I am higher on him than most.
Ant Edwards, LaMelo and Cole Anthony can get theirs, but not really separators. Maxey has a quick trigger and feathery floater. Hayes has a super promising step back. Nesmith has a versatile shot profile, but mostly all assisted. Hampton is a cutter/slasher.
Most of the top dudes create for others at a high level like Ball, Hayes, Haliburton, Avdija, Mannion, Bolmaro or defend at a high level like Vassell, Okoro, Okongwu, Maxey, Williams (and also Bolmaro). WIldcard might be Vassell, who has shown son Khris-esque contested shot-making ability in the half-court.
Vassell is definitely who I thought of when making my post. He's seems to be able to get his own shot from what I can tell. Granted, I haven't seen him a ton but from what I've seen I'm intrigued.
I think Saddiq Bey and Ramsey have pretty good potential in this area. Bey is just criminally slept on, imo. That guy is going to be a good player for a long time.

BucksFanSD wrote:RiotPunch wrote:Vassell is far and away the best team defender in this class and has shown some tough shot-making prowess. After diving into more FSU content, both he and Patrick Williams are truly intriguing prospects that I would be very happy with. Donte/Vassell would be such a game wrecking backcourt. On the flip side, if the future is Point-Center Giannis, Patrick Williams would be a perfect stretch 4 with great defense, particular as a rotating rim protector. Williams is just 18 and could still grow an inch or two, which would be a sweet bonus.
I am sold on the FSU guys. Prefer Vassell, who is less raw, has more of a defined position, makes good decisions and just plays winning basketball.
Williams has an NBA body and athleticism at 18 which is unusual, and agreed he could grow another inch.
Vassell and Williams are both young for their classes. A lot to like for both.
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