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kywildcats8

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Oct 1, 2019
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Just watching Bama/Gonzaga game and curious what everyone thinks of Timmes chances in the NBA compared to Oscars chances- would anyone trade Oscar for Timme just for their college career- go KY Cats !!
 
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kyjeff1

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Sep 8, 2012
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Timme has no future in the NBA. He’s an unathletic white dude with old man moves in the paint.

Oscar might get a cup of coffee, but maybe he'll impress someone and get to stay for a minute.
 
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crazywill

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Oct 29, 2018
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2 different players. Timme can move all over the floor. Oscar not so much. Timme probably more appealing to the pros based on versatility! But Oscar as a person---Outstanding individual. Someone has to have a Roster spot for him based on being a Lockeroom guy and an ambassador to the community!
 
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ScottGreene22

Heisman
Mar 18, 2018
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Oscar should have a long career as a backup rebounder. Guy tips rebounds to himself better then anyone I’ve ever seen not named Rodman. Timme won’t last long without a 3 point shot.
 
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ala_kat2

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Jan 4, 2003
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Timme is a great college player and uses his smarts and guile to score without jumping much. Not sure that will translate in the NBA.
 
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christophero

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Like him or not, Timme is kind of the perfect college player. Not good enough for the NBA, but excels at the college level and stays 4 years. I would think some team takes a second round chance on him.
 
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sluggercatfan

Heisman
Aug 17, 2004
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crazywill said:
2 different players. Timme can move all over the floor. Oscar not so much. Timme probably more appealing to the pros based on versatility! But Oscar as a person---Outstanding individual. Someone has to have a Roster spot for him based on being a Lockeroom guy and an ambassador to the community!
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Oscar's a devout Christian. In the woke society of the NBA, that won't be tolerated well. As far as playing, I think OT could be a better version of MKG.
 
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Wildcats1st

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Sep 16, 2017
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We could all get on Timmes back and hop a trip to California everytime he makes a move to the basket
 
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CrimsonCats_rivals

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They both project to be pretty limited players at the next level since they lack the athleticism to play anywhere but the 5 while offering nothing in terms of rim protection on defense or 3 point range on offense. So you’re basically looking at whose strength could allow them to get a chance as a role player. In that area, I’d guess Oscar’s rebounding will translate better against NBA competition than Timme’s old-school post moves.
 
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sluggercatfan

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CrimsonCats said:
They both project to be pretty limited players at the next level since they lack the athleticism to play anywhere but the 5 while offering nothing in terms of rim protection on defense or 3 point range on offense. So you’re basically looking at whose strength could allow them to get a chance as a role player. In that area, I’d guess Oscar’s rebounding will translate better against NBA competition than Timme’s old-school post moves.
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Think OT has more upside. Still learning.
 
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Ugoff

Heisman
May 7, 2009
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I'm smelling a cup of NBA coffee and a growler of Europe for these 2.
 
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ukwazoo

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Sep 8, 2001
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Oscar will have a long career, a la Chuck Hayes. Has the heart and hustle. Timme will probably bounce around and fill the role of white guy who comes in if there's an injury and uses his 6 fouls.
 
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