Hope he is a 2nd round pick & plays in the D League for eternity.
could the OP become the next UMM?
You catch hell here umm, but atleast you're a good sport about it. I applaud your effortsNever be another me...nobody else is a sponge like me and soaks in all this knowledge...how is that for layin it on thick
[QUOTE="mhap8704, post: 5929439, member: 77175"]I highly doubt if he chooses the NBA route he'd be sent to the D League at any point, imo.. he's a badass player w a ton of potential, his measurables & athletic numbers are off the charts. He will be on a roster the whole year barring injuries of course . I want him back as much as the next guy, but the reason is bc he's so talented & athletic and would make us that much better, as well as being our "veteran leader" this coming season, not bc he's D league quality. Just my .02 cents
Nets 22nd or 27th pick. Possibly taken by the Bucks earlier.Vote!
Diallo situation puts a whole new meaning on Calipari saying, "We can't hide you."
schrodingers draft stock. He could either be a lottery pick or a second rounder. We will only know if he actually plays basketball.It wouldn't shock me if he held a press conference and said "I have decided to never play basketball, thank you"
schrodingers draft stock. He could either be a lottery pick or a second rounder. We will only know if he actually plays basketball.
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