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Man they've played themselves into late first rounders...especially Bell. He could be a force on defense and rebounding.
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Man they've played themselves into late first rounders...especially Bell. He could be a force on defense and rebounding.
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Will be tough to break into the first round because of their ages but they have been solid all year
- Sep 18, 2003
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Both 2nd round guys to me
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Somebody is going to get a damn steal if Jordan Bell is drafted in the second round.
- Jan 20, 2002
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solid college players
brooks looks like second rdr
brooks looks like second rdr
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Does Jordan Bell leave Oregon or come back as a 5th year senior?
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Dillons a tweener and Jordan Bell can't shoot 3's.
Obviously a fan of both, but are 1st round locks by no means.
Obviously a fan of both, but are 1st round locks by no means.
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leave, what is he coming back for, he is what he is.
He needs to get with an NBA team and start working on that corner 3.
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Ready for some hot takes on Jackson tonite
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I was just about to ask is Josh Jackson really a top 3 pick? Dude is invisible.
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If what skip is saying is true gotta give Ball as pass bruh looked spaced out
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Jackson should be a top 2 pick
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Early foul trouble killed his rhythm
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U see any of Montrezl Harrell in Bell?
High-energy, rebounders.
But like u said, not going 1st round.
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Way too small. He'd get manhandled inside and doesnt have a perimeter gm to be a sf
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Banned
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I was thinking a young Serge Ibaka. Or a poor mans Draymond Green.
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Bell doesn't have range outside of 8 feet doe
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Bell been looking like a young Larry Sanders out there.
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much more mobile id say.
Jordan Bell is able to contain guards on switches, can defend wings....harrell is a pure big.
watch the spurs get Bell and teach him to hit 3's.
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much more mobile id say.
Jordan Bell is able to contain guards on switches, can defend wings....harrell is a pure big.
watch the spurs get Bell and teach him to hit 3's.
he'd be jonathan simmons 2.0
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much more mobile id say.
Jordan Bell is able to contain guards on switches, can defend wings....harrell is a pure big.
watch the spurs get Bell and teach him to hit 3's.
What's your opinion on Frank? You follow international ball more than anybody in here so thought I'd ask you
- Sep 5, 2010
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Kill the NBA draft
The annual event and its subculture are fun. But the whole enterprise is a drain on NBA competitiveness and remains unfair to amateur players entering the league.
http://www.sbnation.com/nba/2017/3/26/14973314/kill-the-nba-draft-rookies-ncaa-free-agency
The annual event and its subculture are fun. But the whole enterprise is a drain on NBA competitiveness and remains unfair to amateur players entering the league.
http://www.sbnation.com/nba/2017/3/26/14973314/kill-the-nba-draft-rookies-ncaa-free-agency
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Pretty complete articles here
http://basketball.realgm.com/article/244908/Prospect-Report-Frank-Ntilikina-Of-Strasbourg
https://theringer.com/french-nba-pr...a-passes-the-eye-test-2a9897ed8322#.11fotwuz4
I appreciate the depth he explored here. My only question would be, would the top 5 teams always get the best prospects? Or an even more general question, would the worst teams have any chance of improving at all, lol. Certainly not through free agency and now they have no access to young talent
I've always disliked the structure in which NBA teams control its draft selections. Especially now, I believe it will be virtually impossible for a rookie to say "no" to remaining with the team that drafted him due to the financial implications. You're looking at what, at least 7 years with your team possibly more. I would tinker with that but I understand the NBA is trying to help out the smaller markets and less glamour orgs
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This is an awful idea.
I get wanting to get rid of rewarding tanking but it's never gonna happen. What 19-20 year old kid is gonna say 'I want to spend the next 7 years of my life in Sacramento with Skal Labissiere.' or 'Playing with Elfrid Payton seems fun.'?
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