chonestown wrote:BigO wrote:I'd do whatever I could to move up and get Johnny Davis. He is a work in progress on offense, but I think he can become an elite defender and very switchable on defense.
Look, I'm setting myself up to be flamed as both a UW alum and as someone who's going to resort to cliches that invite mocking, but Johnny has it. For as many times as he said it, I regrettably have to agree with Steve Bardo that Johnny is a killer. The talk by the draftniks has been that he isn't a great athlete, but when he was on the floor he moved at a different speed than anyone else and ruled the glass as a guard. His shot and handle need to get better, but each seem doable. He has great touch around the basket and that just never happens with a lot of guys.
It's not far-fetched that Johnny could be a main option, but I don't see him busting at all. If he goes outside the top 10, he'll at minimum meet his draft status in terms of production. Alright, hit me with the propane, you animals.
I really don't think enough attention has been paid to the burden he shouldered for that team on both ends of the court. He's a great player and he's going to be a great pro.




















