u are about as transparent as that marques houston suit. C'mon now.
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u are about as transparent as that marques houston suit. C'mon now.
Originally Posted by Al3xis
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/player/profile?playerId=36237
Dominique Jones, Jr., G, South Florida: The common comment at the Chicago pre-draft camp was that Jones knew how to score big-time against Big East opponents.
So, too, did Luke Harangody of Notre Dame. But there are shortcomings with Harangody that teams will have to get over (athleticism, defensive liability, not long). With Jones, though, the upside is high with his body of work and his physical presence, earning him plenty of praise.
"Anyone good enough to get in the lane will play,'' said one general manager. "His jumper needs a lot of work, but what he can do against second-unit guys in the NBA is score. He can help teams that need a scorer off the bench. He really defends and is a better passer than people think. His interview was off-the-charts good.''
Jones averaged 21.4 points a game for the Bulls in the Big East.
There will be other three-to four-year players who didn't get much hype and will turn out to be solid additions, such as VCU's Larry Sanders. But what this proves, yet again, is that the formula to make the league isn't always about the one-and-done.
Thanks. I always like reading these things. Which Jameer is on the Magic now?Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
One of the mods at RealGM put this together....
Name Height Wt. Wngspn Reach Fat
Jameer Nelson 5' 10.2 193 6' 2" 7' 9.5" 6.7
Jameer Nelson 5' 11" 199 6' 2.5" 7' 11" -
Stephen Curry 6' 2" 181 6' 3.5" 8' 1" 5.7
Tyreke Evans 6' 4" 221 6' 11.2 8' 8" 7.1
Name NS Ver Max Vr Bench Agility Sprint
Jameer Nelson 30 35.5 9 10.66 3.16
Jameer Nelson 28.5 33.5 15 10.95 3.14
Stephen Curry 29.5 35.5 10 11.07 3.28
Tyreke Evans 28.5 34 7 11.81 3.17
Originally Posted by Buc Em
How the %@!# does that have anything to do with him being foreign? Are the dudes that sneak top prospects money and free stuff when their in high school and college foreign? No. You guys are acting like this is some out of this world *#$# that nobody else has thought about except me and Ro0k. Just because the T-Wolves got caught up before doesn't mean that this dude will too. You think Stern got him bugged everywhere he goes? He can just throw Lebron or Wade money and all they have to do is not tell anyone. You don't think there's anything shady going on with this whole summer? You think none of the free agents have a damn clue where they're going? And what's keeping us on our toes is WE don't have a damn clue other than Lebron wearing New York stuff, D-Wade being from Chicago and supposebly William Wesley doing some behind the scenes work with Calipari (and we don't even know what teams he's talked to about that). These are grown men were talking about, they aren't gonna come out and stunt and brag about it to everyone. And damn I must have really hurt you guys feelings by starting a thread saying "Evan Turner = overrated?" You notice that question mark right there, right? Right? That means I was asking for YOUR opinion. Go back and read what I said in that thread. Did I say he was hot trash? No. I also said I didn't watch too much of him compared to the large amount I watched John Wall play. I never said I straight up never saw a damn game of him. You can't have a first opinion anymore? I'm sure when Kwame and Eddy Curry got drafted there was a bunch of "Curry is a beastOriginally Posted by Ricardo Malta
Why cause he's foreign? You sound like a $@!+%+$ idiot. And after the Evan Turner thread earlier this year and saying the Nets are a playoff team you've all but backed up your stupidity, fam.Originally Posted by Buc Em
Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
Dude can't be serious about guys getting 50 %*+$$%# mil under the damn table. There's NO way they'd even get 50g's under the table. C'mon now....
Bro that's pocket change for him. I'm not really serious that he'd give them that exact amount but there is DEFINITELY going to be some under the table stuff done with Prokhorov.", "Rip, MJ and Kwame" And yep, I did say I think the Nets will be a playoff team within the next two years. Quote me on it. And save that *#$#. I don't even know how you do that *#$# because I don't sit here all day analyzing what other screen names on here say. Now get off my @%!@ since I just sat here and wrote all this *#$# for a few dudes I'll never meet in my life.
Originally Posted by nicedudewithnicedreams
Thanks. I always like reading these things. Which Jameer is on the Magic now?Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
One of the mods at RealGM put this together....
Name Height Wt. Wngspn Reach Fat
Jameer Nelson 5' 10.2 193 6' 2" 7' 9.5" 6.7
Jameer Nelson 5' 11" 199 6' 2.5" 7' 11" -
Stephen Curry 6' 2" 181 6' 3.5" 8' 1" 5.7
Tyreke Evans 6' 4" 221 6' 11.2 8' 8" 7.1
Name NS Ver Max Vr Bench Agility Sprint
Jameer Nelson 30 35.5 9 10.66 3.16
Jameer Nelson 28.5 33.5 15 10.95 3.14
Stephen Curry 29.5 35.5 10 11.07 3.28
Tyreke Evans 28.5 34 7 11.81 3.17
How short-arms Curry have more hops than long-arms Evans?
NBA Draft Combine: Shooting Drill Results
http://www.nbadraft.net/nba-draft-combine-shooting-drill-results
Analysis
Winners:
Four players shot above 75%: Andy Rautins (77.7%), Willie Warren (76.7%), Mikhail Torrance (75.9), Luke Babbitt (75.7%).
Rautins was absolutely scorching at close to 80%.
Warren made the most shots knocking down a total of 92 (four more than Torrance).
Torrance showed that not only did he belong at the combine after impressing with his versatility at Portsmouth, but he's also one of the best shooters in this year's draft class.
Babbitt continues to impress. First he measured 6-9 in shoes with a 6-11.25 wingspan. Next he measured a 37.5 inch vertical. And then he shows what he's shown all season, he's a dead eye shooter.
Armon Johnson (73.9%) surprisingly was the fifth best overall shooter, after having impressed in both the athleticism tests (38 inch vertical) and measurements (6'3 with a 6'8 wingspan).
Jordan Crawford (71.9%), Sherron Collins (71.3%), Xavier Henry (70.6%), Eric Bledsoe (70.3%), Terrico White (69.8%) all shot extrememly well, above or at 70%.
Lazar Hayward not only shot close to 70% (68%) but got off the most shots with 125, showing a quick release.
Losers:
Charles Garcia had the most dismal shooting performance hitting just 46 of 112 (41.1%),which is a little surprising because his shooting form has looked pretty good.
Damion James shot just 47.4%. This was a little surprising as he has improved his shot from the perimeter over the past few years. Granted he's a forward and many of the other players that shot are guards.
Stanley Robinson had the second lowest percentage at (47.8%), which isn't surprising. He's not a potential first rounder because of his shooting ability.
Devin Ebanks struggled at (51.7%) particularly on his 3 point shots where he hit just 17 of 50 (34%).
Lance Stephenson shot just 55%. He struggled on the NBA 3 pointers and the elbow to elbow 15-18 foot shots on the move.
James Anderson struggled and for a player that is known for his shooting ability, 58% while unguarded is not good enough.
That damn Luke Babbitt killing guys in every aspect of the combine.
James Anderson didn't look to good in the shooting drills.
A lineup of Curry/Ellis/(Azubuike, Morrow, Maggette, whatever wing to play SF)/Randolph/Cousins would be really nice. If that happens, Warriors should tank to try to get Harrison Barnes in the 2011 Draft.Originally Posted by acidicality
If Cousins really falls to the Warriors, I'll streak at a Warriors game.
yup.. if they can get good value for al jefferson they would have a pretty solid teamOriginally Posted by BangDak
I like the idea of Cousins and Love. absolutely love it...
I know why I think they might go that route. What's your reason?Originally Posted by itsaboutthattime
i really get the feeling the timberwolves are going to trade love