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The darkhorse of the entire draft.
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The darkhorse of the entire draft.
Fez Hammersticks
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just finished the Duke game….
Cam Boozer is a clone of Banchero.
He would’ve given Flagg a run for his money if he were in last year’s draft.
This is the Peterson draft imo.
Cam Boozer is a clone of Banchero.
He would’ve given Flagg a run for his money if he were in last year’s draft.
This is the Peterson draft imo.
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Soon to be NCAA Champion Yaxel Lendeborg. Perfect Timelord replacement
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I still have Dybantsa a little ahead of Peterson, but I'd love to have either on my team. Both have superstar potential.
I saw someone compare Peterson to a less-athletic Kobe. I see some Brandon Roy when I watch him play. Interestingly, reading about Peterson now that he patterns his game after Dame and Doncic.
One player that could be a real wild card in this draft is Gilbert Arenas' son, Alijah. He's bigger than his dad, like 6-6. He was expected to be a top-10 pick and reclassified to enter college this year. Then he tore up his knee and had to be put in a medically-induced coma after a car accident over the summer.
If the medicals are OK, he is another that has the chance to be special. The bad thing about that is, if he enters this draft, the Thunder with potential multiple lottery picks again would be in an ideal position to use one on a lottery ticket that Arenas would be.
ALIJAH ARENAS - 2026 NBA Draft Scouting Card
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Looks really good on offense and he's gotta be cuz probably a big liability on D.
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Ebuka Okorie at Stanford has been the biggest surprise freshman for me so far....
He's going have to improve his at-rim decisions vs better competition, but the handle creativity and burst are special.
Not a super advanced passer, but turning it over at the it unbelievably low rate for how much he's asked to do offensively.
Been pretty solid defensively. Really active hands, good chasing through screens but not always in a stance and can get caught overextended on the perimeter.
Too early to say if he comes out since he'll have to continue to be special at his size to really convince NBA teams he's worth a top 20 pick, but a guy to watch for sure.
He's going have to improve his at-rim decisions vs better competition, but the handle creativity and burst are special.
Not a super advanced passer, but turning it over at the it unbelievably low rate for how much he's asked to do offensively.
Been pretty solid defensively. Really active hands, good chasing through screens but not always in a stance and can get caught overextended on the perimeter.
Too early to say if he comes out since he'll have to continue to be special at his size to really convince NBA teams he's worth a top 20 pick, but a guy to watch for sure.
