playa-hater wrote:Not sure if someone put out a list of Prospects Boston has worked out, but here they are.
PLAYER DATE POS TEAM AMD
Miles McBride N/A PG West Virginia 26
Trey Murphy N/A SF Virginia 29
Bones Hyland N/A PG VCU 37
Matthew Hurt N/A PF Duke 60
Joe Wieskamp N/A SG Iowa 61
Jordan Hall N/A SF Saint Joseph's 66
Marcus Zegarowski N/A PG Creighton 68
MJ Walker June 14 SG Florida St. 71
Quentin Grimes N/A SG Houston 74
EJ Onu N/A PF Shawnee State 78
Aaron Wiggins N/A SG Maryland 80
Yves Pons N/A SF Tennessee 82
AJ Lawson June 16 SG South Carolina Not ranked
Colin Castleton N/A PF Florida Not ranked
Derrick Alston Jr. June 16 SG Boise State Not ranked
Duane Washington Jr. June 10 PG Ohio St. Not ranked
EJ Liddell June 14 PF Ohio St. Not ranked
Julian Champagnie June 16 SG St. John's Not ranked
LJ Figueroa June 16 SG Oregon Not ranked
Matt Coleman N/A PG Texas Not ranked
Sam Hauser N/A SF Virginia Not ranked
Stanley Umude N/A SG South Dakota Not ranked
Troy Baxter June 14 PF Morgan St. Not ranked
Tyson Etienne June 16 PG Wichita St. Not ranked
Interesting list. The only 3 on there who will almost definitely be gone before 45 = Murphy, McBride, Hyland.
The rest of the them will probably still be on the board. Wieskamp and Grimes, have a chance at going late 1st or early 2nd round before our pick but a good chance they'll still be there. Both of them have been rising up the rankings with strong combine showings.
Pons is intriguing. I'm actually checking out a bunch of videos of his now, including this one which really shows his switchability - he typically plays center at Tennessee but in this video he switches onto Kansas speedy PG on a couple of possessions and locks him up pretty good.
Pons has the body and athleticism of Time Lord except quicker defending the perimeter / better at switching out onto guards and can also hit 3's. He's an intriguing sleeper pick for sure. Pons at the combine had a 42.5" vertical leap, which is insane, 4% body fat which was the lowest at the whole combine and in the agility and speed drills he ranked very high in all of them. He could be a really nice stretch 4 at the next level..
Champagnie I was gonna check out some of his vids next..someone in the NBA draft forum on realgm has him ranked no. 21 overall but most mocks have him going late 2nd round or undrafted so dude could be a huge steal..
Edit - watching Julian Champagnie footage, I'm curious if we worked out him and Wieskamp at the same time because that would have been very interesting to see how the 2 of them looked compared to each other. Both about the same size. Both big wings. Both good shooters - Wieskamp a little bit better shooter but Champagnie better at handling the ball and attacking off the dribble.