Rastapopoulos
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It's the history of North Carolina centers exceeding expectations once they're in the NBA.
Yeah, Eric Montross was a hall of famer.
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It's the history of North Carolina centers exceeding expectations once they're in the NBA.
What is with all the love for a white non dominant college center in the lottery?
I want to stay very far away from Zeller - he's meh at best. If I had to would rather take a chance on a much more athletic Meyers leonard, and frankly I really don't want us to go with either one of those. Try to get a C in FA/trade and perhaps draft Fab Melo and Oquinn in late 1st rd or in second.
Here's somebody for one of our second-round picks: Kostas Papanikolaou.
Marc (New York)
Kostas Papanikolaou was amazing in the Euroleague Final Four. Did he boost his draft stock into the first round?
Chad Ford
(1:57 PM)
That may be going too far. Teams were impressed with his play -- especially on the defensive end where he shut down Andrei Kirilenko. But he's now strongly on the radar as a potential second round pick. It's a weak international class and his performance at the highest level of European basketball was very impressive.
One in a million ping pong balls...
If #6 morphs into #2, and #11 morphs into #7, we will take...BEAL AND ZELLER??
http://sportsbyblayze.blogspot.com/2012/05/2012-nba-mock-draft-5-15-2012.html
Actually, it's #11 morphs into #2, and then #6 is pushed back one to #7 (and this is how the author had it, as it even says the #7 is from NJN). If #6 were to morph into #2, NJ keeps the pick.
Oh boy, a new mock draft came out dated today! I'm on top of this and have the situation well in hand.
http://www.thesportsbank.net/nba-draft-stock-report/2012-nba-mock-draft-first-round-51812/
Hopefully New Jersey gets the fourth pick and then we'll get to have two good first round picks that we'll have a lot of options to do things with.
Yes. Even I knew that. That's scary.Larry Miller (transcript of Blazersedge):
Is anyone else a bit concerned that he doesn't even know that we cannot get the fourth pick? I would expect him to know that.
I could just as easily say we're going to draft #6: Bradley Beal and #11: Kendall Marshall.. what's the point of linking to these mock drafts.. they're just random guesses bases on ill-conceived conjecture
^ i honestly don't know why we can't get the 4th pick either.
#1: Lamb is arguably the most dynamic perimeter scorer in the country when you consider his shot-creating/making abilities in the 15-25 foot range. He's a better shooter than his percentage suggests, and with arms long enough to row a paddle-less canoe, Lamb should get plenty of clean releases. Because of his offensive takeover capabilities, his upside surpasses Bradley Beal's, however a down-year showing a lack of leadership might have put a scare into NBA evaluators. Individual mentoring and daily practice reps with professionals can only help Lamb achieve his potential.
They have Barnes going 5th as well!
If we go the rout of signing a PG free-agent (Lin or Dragic) I'd really look to package both picks to move up for Beal.
Quality over quantity!