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I don't think he'll be as dominating on the defensive end in the NBA as Ben Wallace was in his prime. I bet he becomes a similar player to ReggieEvans.
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What you mean? It's actually a fair comparison. Damn near spot on. And Ben Wallace ain't that good so it's not much of a compliment.Originally Posted by AirAnt23
YO!
get out of here with that poor man's ben wallace nonsense. you out of your mind.
Take a step and think about what you just said. Do you really think he can be a defensive centerpiece of a defensive monster like detroit was when he was there? I disagree with you wholeheartedly. I will agree to say he's a broke-man's ben wallace... not a poor-man's....He's not going to be playing UAB and other Conference USA trash in the league. And don't forget dude is going to be almost 25 in a few months. He's at his ceiling right now... I doubt he'll get much better.Originally Posted by Gunner ThirtyTwo
What you mean? It's actually a fair comparison. Damn near spot on. And Ben Wallace ain't that good so it's not much of a compliment.Originally Posted by AirAnt23
YO!
get out of here with that poor man's ben wallace nonsense. you out of your mind.
I think he does a bunch of unnecessary stuff out there (though the pointing at Love is golden), but I'd expect him to be a nice addition to a team hoping to position themselves for a nice playoff push. I'd love for the Bobcats to get him with a 2nd pick... with Beasley coming with our first pick.DF!!!![]()
Originally Posted by Enlightened Thought
guy has raised his draft stock pretty high this tournament imo. before he was projected late first round to early second but now i can easily see him mid first for sure.
Originally Posted by Long Beach Vincey
I see more Jason Maxiell than Ben Wallace, but I have a feeling he won't last in the league. He's a freak of nature though physique wise.
But I just think he's a bit too dumb to last long in the league..
I haven't seen any signs that he can take instruction. However, he went to Memphis. Memphis is probably one of the worst coached programs in the country.It's the beneficiary of William Wesley who does everything he can to direct talent to the school. He's not sending students to Memphis. He'ssending basketball players.
Dorsey could just drop some weight or turn it into muscle and through better conditioning become a respectable NBA rebounder. Better defense has to be taught,but you need to start with a student that wants to learn.
Originally Posted by u ttocs
Originally Posted by Enlightened Thought
guy has raised his draft stock pretty high this tournament imo. before he was projected late first round to early second but now i can easily see him mid first for sure.The guy scored 6 points in 2 final four games, how exactly did he raise his draft stock? Does the media like guys named Dorsey or something, why do people even talk about this guy other than the fact he's a punk. 6 points and this guy is an NBA player? Please.![]()
Dorsey could just drop some weight or turn it into muscle and through better conditioning become a respectable NBA rebounder.
the dude is solid muscle...what are you talking about?![]()
he's going late 1st or early 2nd....
he'll be a good contributor to some NBA franchise in the mold of Reggie Evans.
Anyone notice how the hate for certain dudes is THICK in the aftermath of a loss?
Originally Posted by allen3xis
Originally Posted by Enlightened Thought
guy has raised his draft stock pretty high this tournament imo. before he was projected late first round to early second but now i can easily see him mid first for sure.
Nah still late first, he's moved into that position...2nd round before.
With this class, you can't take someone with no offensive game whatsoever Mid first
Originally Posted by Gunner ThirtyTwo
He ain't pointin in that picture... get out of here with that poor man's ben wallace nonsense. you out of your mind.