Taking what we know about the prospects now, where do you think the top prospects in this draft would have gone last year? Or if not gone, where do you think they would have ranked big board wise? So we are talking about the 16.2 ppg Otto Porter, not the 9.7 ppg one.
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05-20-2013, 03:19 PMAD23forMVPWhere would this drafts top prospects go in last seasons draft?
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05-20-2013, 03:24 PMjhow0036
A. Davis
MKG
Beal
Porter
Drummond
Noel
Barnes
Lillard
Mclemore
Burke
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05-20-2013, 04:17 PMHornetGuru
Where would they go? IDK how would i rank them:
davis
lillard
drummond
beal
barnes
mkg
porter
burke
mclemore
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05-20-2013, 04:28 PMAD23forMVP
I'm probably in the minority but I'd prefer McLemore to Beal.
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05-20-2013, 04:30 PMNMThreeMVP
Knowing what I knew then, and adding the 2013 prospect:
Davis
MKG
Beal
Barnes
McLemore
Lillard
Robinson
Oladipo
Burke
Noel
Drummond
Porter
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05-20-2013, 04:51 PMGESWhoseBackHad to read your first sentence twice before I understood the list. That looks about right. Going by this list we would have had our pick from Drummond, Porter, and Noel. Would have been nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by NMThreeMVP
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05-20-2013, 05:48 PMBallSoHard
1. A. Davis (Duh)
2. Drummond (No one's going to pass up this guy after seeing that he could do what we thought he could).
3. Noel (Concerns with weight and injury keep him here, but in essence he's Davis without the offensive potential)
4. Lillard (Not sure how much better he gets from here, but him and Noel were tied for me. you can do a lot worse than Lillard).
5. Porter (Great Defender and can actually shoot is why I have him over MKG. Many may disagree bc MKG has the motor, but I think Porter isn't near the liability in one phase of the game.)
6. MKG (Does a bit of everything, but very flawed on offense.
7. Beal (I have him higher bc of his ball handling ability, but I really have him and BM the same.)
8. Mclemore (see Above)
9. Barnes (Good size, solid game, almost no risk. doesn't do anything great, doesn't really do much bad).
10. Burke (Wonderful player but just doesn't stack up with the rest of the pack). -
05-20-2013, 06:01 PMdonato
I'm not really sure you can look at it from the perspective of seeing how last year's guys performed in the NBA this year. Really need to somehow look at it from before they played this year.
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05-20-2013, 06:27 PMbradael
I would have them ranked as (and trying not to take into consideration how the rookies played this year):
Davis
Barnes
Noel
Porter
MKG
McLemore
Robinson
Beal
Burke
Cody Zeller
I wasn't high on Drummond because I think he's mentally weak and will always be limited offensively and in particular at the free throw line. And although I was relatively high on Lillard, I think his ceiling is limited and that he would also reach his potential in the NBA fairly quick because of his age. His position doesn't help either. There are plenty of good PGs in the league. -
05-20-2013, 06:29 PMGESWhoseBackAgreed if we going with current knowledge Drummond is definitely top 5 and lillard is the best guard in draft till proven otherwise.Quote:
Originally Posted by donato
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05-20-2013, 06:31 PMInner_GI
1. Davis
2. Drummond
3. Lillard
4. McLemore
5. Noel
6. MKG
7. Burke
8. Beal
9. Barnes
10. Porter
11. Oladipo -
05-20-2013, 06:35 PMsmcgull
It would be cool, if the team got Davis at #1 and Noel at #10 last year. Then the best SF in this years draft, and Gordon and Rivers.
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05-20-2013, 06:39 PMJJackisangryMines like this just switch Beal and Burke. Almost not worth noting lol... Oh i forgot Barnes then Porter before beal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Inner_GI