I'd take Irving, for sure, if he's available. He'll be a perfect fit with DeRozan, Davis, etc. If he's not there, I'd take Barnes. I like this kid and think he has a chance to be the best player in this draft when all is said and done. Right now, we gotta hope the Raps keep losing games and get at least the 3rd pick in the lottery. Hopefully, Washington and Minnesota get the top two picks. The Wizards won't take Irving since they have Wall. Minnesota is also unlikely to take Irving since they have Rubio and Flynn.
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jd4 wrote: View PostI'd take Irving, for sure, if he's available. He'll be a perfect fit with DeRozan, Davis, etc. If he's not there, I'd take Barnes. I like this kid and think he has a chance to be the best player in this draft when all is said and done. Right now, we gotta hope the Raps keep losing games and get at least the 3rd pick in the lottery. Hopefully, Washington and Minnesota get the top two picks. The Wizards won't take Irving since they have Wall. Minnesota is also unlikely to take Irving since they have Rubio and Flynn.
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ceez wrote: View PostConsidering he was the very last option on offense I'd say it wasTwitter @WJ_FINDLAY
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If toronto get a top 3 pick they should trade it for both of utahs and then draft Brandon Knight and Lucas nogueira
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UCON PG Kemba Walker on BC's radar
Anyone who follows NCAA basketball may have witness OSU's other-worldly thrashing of the Wisconsin badgers shooting a record shattering 14 for 15 from downtown.
The other interesting thing heading in to march madness is which players stock is rising and falling.
Emerging college stars who have radically increased their NBA stock
Kemba Walker, UConn
6-foot-2, Junior, Point Guard
The former McDonald's All-American was already considered one of the top point guard prospects in college basketball entering the season, but not many people anticipated him developing into one of the nation's leading scorers and a charismatic floor general for an undefeated UConn team currently ranked No. 4 in the country.
Walker's shooting percentages are through the roof, while his turnovers are down, despite carrying an incredibly heavy load for his team offensively every night. A likely first rounder had he entered the draft after last season, Walker is now drawing comparisons to Brandon Jennings and is looking more and more like a top-10 pick with each game he plays. Sometimes staying in school does pay off.
Kemba dunks on Jrue Holiday
Last edited by charlz; Mon Mar 7, 2011, 11:07 AM."I may be wrong ... but I doubt it"
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http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/schedules
next UCONN game Tuesday March 8 vs DePaul (ESPN2)"I may be wrong ... but I doubt it"
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Where does it say that BC is interested in Walker? Every GM in the league has a draft board and players are on their radar, it does not mean that they want that player, they are just projecting where they will go.Twitter @WJ_FINDLAY
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WJF wrote: View PostWhere does it say that BC is interested in Walker? Every GM in the league has a draft board and players are on their radar, it does not mean that they want that player, they are just projecting where they will go.
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I know BC was checking in on Walker about a month ago. Walker being listed at 6'2" is really generous. He's more like 5'10"-5'11". He's got a lot of speed to burn and he's a pesky defender. I'd say he's TJ Ford without the court vision and floor general skills.
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joey_hesketh wrote: View PostCanadians? Ok, well he's out playing ALL of the American PG's in the states right now.
I'm not sure where you're from, or who you're specifically referring too, but the NCAA is already littered with Canadian talent, and there's only going to be more coming. I think you need adjust your opinion on 'Canadians' when it comes to basketball, because you might be surprised. The NBA will be seeing MANY more of them. Cory Joseph and Tristan Thompson will only be the beginning.
Myck Kabongo is going to be big. Wait and see, indeed.
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j bean wrote: View PostI heard an interview with Kabongo and he is well spoken and very impressive as far as his attitude goes. Also his dream is to play for the Raptors and there aren't many highly touted draft picks you can say that about.
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MangoKid wrote: View PostI know BC was checking in on Walker about a month ago. Walker being listed at 6'2" is really generous. He's more like 5'10"-5'11". He's got a lot of speed to burn and he's a pesky defender. I'd say he's TJ Ford without the court vision and floor general skills."I may be wrong ... but I doubt it"
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j bean wrote: View PostI heard an interview with Kabongo and he is well spoken and very impressive as far as his attitude goes. Also his dream is to play for the Raptors and there aren't many highly touted draft picks you can say that about.
Not to mention he is ranked #2 among ALL PGs, and is being touted and the best PURE PG prospect of his class, and to come out in a long, long time.
The fact he's come out and made a point to say the Raps would be a dream, makes it only more of a no-brainer that we need to make him the PG of our future.
And once Texas makes the Final Four, than Corey Joseph and Tristan Thompson will be getting the true recognition they have been robbed of thus far into the NCAA season. And once they add Kabongo NEXT season, that is a team to be reckoned with.
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