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alright alright,
we get the point...
we get the point...
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Jay: She's my daughter, you're my wife. Let's remember what's important, there's a football game on today -
Let me play the part of basketball analyst......
Improved his stock with his post-season play:
Tyler Hansbrough
Stephen Curry
Jeremy Crouch
David Collins
Hurt his stock with his post-season play:
OJ Mayo
Bill Walker
Eric Gordon
Jamarcus Ellis
Everyone on the entire Duke teamComment
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Originally posted by tornado View Post
haha, improved
Hansbrough- NCAA final 4 appearance (and perhaps further)
Curry- NCAA Elite 8 appearance
Crouch/Collins- CBI FINAL!!!! WHOOO!!!
also, like the shot at Duke. Anything to kill their credibility is OK with me!
Gloria: Who's side are you on?
Jay: She's my daughter, you're my wife. Let's remember what's important, there's a football game on todayComment
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I bought 100 shares of DC when it was 0, am I rich now!!Originally posted by tornado View Post
Once Again Are You Allright??Comment
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Here's another basketball analyst.....Originally posted by tornado View Post
Improved his stock with his post-season play but won't play in the NBA:
Jeremy Crouch
David Collins
Hurt his stock with his post-season play and will play in the NBA:
OJ Mayo
Bill Walker
Eric Gordon
Kyle SinglerComment
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Dont you guys no what the "
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Let's try to keep discussion about Bradley, etc... not about people posting on the board.Originally posted by Out of Balance View Post
Thanks.
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A non biased view what do you guys think of Ruff and JC's draft potential if any? it seems to me that they lack the height to be able to go on the the next level, but i could be wrong."There are thing known and unknown and in between are the Doors"Comment
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somehow I can picture scouter saying
......Howard Nathan...never, he's too small...
......Kyle Korver.....never, too slow
......(and as many, many people said over on a certain other board when he first got to BU and even struggled down at the RiverPlex)....
......Patrick O'Bryant.....never, doesn't have the skills nor the potential.
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I agree with you on DC, maybe across the water! Depends on next yr.Originally posted by Scouter View Post
As for JC, I think there's a chance for the NBA. He's 6'5'", can shoot the lights out, shown he can go to the hoop, handle the ball and can deliver (pass) the ball. After all JL made it!!!! I hope it happens for both of them!Comment
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I like JC's chances of playing profesional ball over DR.
DR is too small. Yes I know there are point guards that have played in the NBA that are 5'9" and smaller, but those guys were outstanding at their game (A+). I would put DR's game at better than average (B+).Comment
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I think DR had some decent draft buzz before his injury, but the injury really took all of that away. That being said, I'm betting he'll be invited to Portsmouth Invitational and get some looks. If they like what they see he could get a chance in the NBA somewhere. When I watch some of his incredible passes that aren't caught in the post sometimes, I wonder how many assists he could wrack up throwing the ball to NBA players. I think if he did play in the NBA, he would really have trouble scoring because of his height, but he can handle and pass well enough to play point.
JC, I didn't think so before the second half of this season. Now, though, I think he'll get a good long look. He's an elite shooter who's tall enough, and has displayed his many other considerable skills on the court of late. If he wants to play for pay I think he can... With an outside shot at an NBA opportunity.Comment
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I agree. I think JC will enter the NBA draft and at least make a team, if not go to the D-league at least for while. If not, I am sure he could play in one of the elite leagues in Europe. However, I doubt he goes to Europe, unless he REALLY wants to keep playing. I've also heard that JC wants to coach, so he may end up trying to do that soon.Thinking is the hardest work, that is why so few people do it. -Henry Ford
Yeah...I've been in college for a while now and I'm pretty sure that awesomest is not a word. -Andrew E.Comment
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Yeah, now that you mention it, I think I do recall saying all those things.Originally posted by tornado View Postsomehow I can picture scouter saying
......Howard Nathan...never, he's too small...
......Kyle Korver.....never, too slow
......(and as many, many people said over on a certain other board when he first got to BU and even struggled down at the RiverPlex)....
......Patrick O'Bryant.....never, doesn't have the skills nor the potential.
In all seriousness though, JC and Korver are fairly comparable players. But I think Korver has a little longer range and a quicker release (just based on seeing the two of them), which IMO gave him a better shot at getting to the NBA than JC does. Korver also had the benefit of being by far the biggest star on his team and had the added publicity of playing in the NCAA tournament. I do think JC can have a very successful career overseas if he opts to go that route.Comment
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If JC would have stayed 100% healthy throughout his career he would have a much better shot at playing professional basketball.
He is so much better off the dribble then I would have ever imagined, he handles the basketball beyond any expectation I had ever thought of for him and he can be as deadly a jump shooter as there is within college basketball.
BUT... he still can be a step slow defensively and I am afraid his knees could not hold up playing games more often as they do professionally.
If Aba Koita, Angelo Flanders etc can get paid to play basketball I believe JC can also, it probably is a decision he has to make more based on his health.
I do not see him playing in the NBA but I would have said the samething about Blake Ahern. Lots of times its about timing versus ability.
Ruffin, will play for money also. I also believe Wilson and Warren will also eventually get paid to play.Comment
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