-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.
Prodiqal_Son Member since Jul 01st 2002 9277 posts
Fri Mar-16-12 10:48 PM
5. "he will get drafted mid to late round and play on a contender..." In response to Reply # 0
he will be a solid pro that comes off the bench and contribute (think a more skilled Brian Cardinal).
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Prodiqal_Son Member since Jul 01st 2002 9277 posts
Mon Jan-04-16 04:44 PM
87. "well...he is playin a contender :)" In response to Reply # 5
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6. "Love him too, but he'll have less success than mateen Cleaves" In response to Reply # 0
His towel waiving game is probably tight too.
No hate at all, just would be shocked if he's still on an nba roster in 3 yrs. not big enough to be an undersized 4, e doesn't play in the post at all. Nothing close to the athletic ability required to play on perimeter
I mean, it's not like I was thinking he'd be a superstar, but I was figuring he's got enough skills and hustle to get good minutes at the 3 or the 4, despite the um, unconventional body type and the lack of athleticism.
And here I come and get 'd league' and 'not on a roster 3 years from now' answers (that one hurt, calm, haha). Kinda sad because to me he's the most entertaining player to watch in the tourney right now. So I hope you're the one who's right in here (and I guess we both copped a few Draymond Green shares just now).
LAbeathustla Member since Jan 24th 2004 33858 posts
Sat Mar-17-12 10:10 AM
13. "i had him in fantasy..and watched a lot of his games...he was always the..." In response to Reply # 10 Sat Mar-17-12 10:10 AM by LAbeathustla
best player on the floor in most of the games i watched...he always has good numbers in pts rebs and assts for a big dude...so i'm thinkin it just depends on who gets him and how he fits in with their game plan...but i think with his skill set hes going to make a mark where ever
16. "Tremendous upside is a HUUUUGE stretch" In response to Reply # 13
Hes a great college player wo won't translate to the pros and tehre isnt anything worng with that. At the college level he can do a bit pf everything and has a great motor. However he's too small to play PF in the pros and not quick enough to play SF in the pros.
He'll really struggle to finish against NBA players who are bigger, stronger, and more athletic.
Theres been a handful of guys like him over the years who have been great college basketball players because of their strength but that gets negated in teh NBA because they are also tweeners.
he doesnt necessarily have to be total garbage, but a role player at best.
Guys like Sam Young, Craig Smith, Jared Dudley, Lou Roe, Danny Fortson, Gary Trent. Fortson and Trent were bigger but not as skilled all around.
You have other examples at different positions like Mateen cleaves and Khalid El Emin
but yea hes one of the best players in college basketball
>best player on the floor in most of the games i watched...he >always has good numbers in pts rebs and assts for a big >dude...so i'm thinkin it just depends on who gets him and how >he fits in with their game plan...but i think with his skill >set hes going to make a mark where ever
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17. "look at fat fetus, though" In response to Reply # 16
sure, his career is on a serious downswing right now, but the inflated infant was a more-than-decent contributor, 6th man type on those Celtics contending teams for more than 3 years. And this is where my lack of basketball knowledge may be showing, but it seems to me Draymond is more versatile and just plain better than the wide whippersnapper. He's smarter and less emo, that's for sure.
19. "Pretty much, it's possible he'll have sig impact in league" In response to Reply # 16
But I would be shocked based on any reasonable Comps. He's also 6'6" tops, that + lack of foot speed, and he's not all that big spells no long for the L. Love him as a college player though, wouldn't be shocked to see him as a strong college coach in 10-15 yrs.
>Hes a great college player wo won't translate to the pros and >tehre isnt anything worng with that. At the college level he >can do a bit pf everything and has a great motor. However he's >too small to play PF in the pros and not quick enough to play >SF in the pros. > >He'll really struggle to finish against NBA players who are >bigger, stronger, and more athletic. > >Theres been a handful of guys like him over the years who have >been great college basketball players because of their >strength but that gets negated in teh NBA because they are >also tweeners. > >he doesnt necessarily have to be total garbage, but a role >player at best. > >Guys like Sam Young, Craig Smith, Jared Dudley, Lou Roe, Danny >Fortson, Gary Trent. Fortson and Trent were bigger but not as >skilled all around. > >You have other examples at different positions like Mateen >cleaves and Khalid El Emin > >but yea hes one of the best players in college basketball > > >>best player on the floor in most of the games i watched...he >>always has good numbers in pts rebs and assts for a big >>dude...so i'm thinkin it just depends on who gets him and >how >>he fits in with their game plan...but i think with his skill >>set hes going to make a mark where ever >
23. "Yea, I could definitely see him back in EL on Izzo's staff" In response to Reply # 19
>But I would be shocked based on any reasonable Comps. He's >also 6'6" tops, that + lack of foot speed, and he's not all >that big spells no long for the L. Love him as a college >player though, wouldn't be shocked to see him as a strong >college coach in 10-15 yrs. > > > >>Hes a great college player wo won't translate to the pros >and >>tehre isnt anything worng with that. At the college level he >>can do a bit pf everything and has a great motor. However >he's >>too small to play PF in the pros and not quick enough to >play >>SF in the pros. >> >>He'll really struggle to finish against NBA players who are >>bigger, stronger, and more athletic. >> >>Theres been a handful of guys like him over the years who >have >>been great college basketball players because of their >>strength but that gets negated in teh NBA because they are >>also tweeners. >> >>he doesnt necessarily have to be total garbage, but a role >>player at best. >> >>Guys like Sam Young, Craig Smith, Jared Dudley, Lou Roe, >Danny >>Fortson, Gary Trent. Fortson and Trent were bigger but not >as >>skilled all around. >> >>You have other examples at different positions like Mateen >>cleaves and Khalid El Emin >> >>but yea hes one of the best players in college basketball >> >> >>>best player on the floor in most of the games i >watched...he >>>always has good numbers in pts rebs and assts for a big >>>dude...so i'm thinkin it just depends on who gets him and >>how >>>he fits in with their game plan...but i think with his >skill >>>set hes going to make a mark where ever >> >
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9. "RE: how good is Draymond Green going to be in the NBA?" In response to Reply # 0
>I'm asking sincerely, I don't even know >but he's been my favorite player in college basketball for a >few years now > >I should be more specific, I guess...I'm wondering how high do >you think he gets picked, and then what's his career ceiling >to you
Honestly, I don't care as long as he and my boys keep winning
But, I do believe he will get drafted
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11. "I root for them too" In response to Reply # 9
since I didn't go to school here, I don't have any college affiliation except by proxy through the mrs...she went to Hampton and Ohio State. So I root for these two first, but then I've always liked Izzo's teams.
14. "End of the second round, maybe....." In response to Reply # 0
He's a 6'6 power forward w/o top level athleticism. Basically, he's an average tweener. Maybe he gets picked or works his way into the league and becomes a solid bench player later on his career?
31. "RE: how good is Draymond Green going to be in the NBA?" In response to Reply # 0
Golden State is pretty much the perfect situation for him.
That said, his hard work (he's knocking down threes after shooting like 20% in the reg season) and high bball IQ have earned him a spot in the rotation.
He had 16 and 11 in game 6 against Denver.
I can definitely see him coaching after 10 years in the league. He's already leading the team in prayer after games.
He was def the best player in the country his senior year (2011-12).
"I think he's the best player in the country. Is he the best potential player in the country? No, I take the kid probably from Kentucky (Anthony Davis). But if I had to take a kid right now to win a national championship, I'd take Draymond Green." - Rick Majerus
>He was def the best player in the country his senior year >(2011-12). > >"I think he's the best player in the country. Is he the best >potential player in the country? No, I take the kid probably >from Kentucky (Anthony Davis). But if I had to take a kid >right now to win a national championship, I'd take Draymond >Green." - Rick Majerus
dula dibiasi Member since Apr 05th 2004 21925 posts
Fri May-02-14 12:11 PM
47. "some definite Ls in here" In response to Reply # 0
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dula dibiasi Member since Apr 05th 2004 21925 posts
Fri May-02-14 05:26 PM
49. "your eval game is garbage anyway tho" In response to Reply # 48
lol
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