yellowboy90 wrote:Ryan Kelly
Maybe not quite Ryan Anderson skill-wise but definitely feels much more than a Steve Novak. That's a nice pick. Good job.
Memphis takes Kenny Kadji F
Lets leave this up to the end of the draft. I do think that it shows what realistically could be a pretty good comparison of how the draft might go. A few ifs or whens but thats in every draft. To have a player like Kenny Kadji be pick 60 shows me this draft is deep for rotation role players and that the whole drfat has value. There are several players who went undrafted here who will play in the NBA.
RonRon wrote:Indiana selects 1- Dwayne Johnson
2- Ryan Kelly
ummm....i wanted dwayne davis but oh wells...did typo with no sleep
RonRon wrote:RonRon wrote:Indiana selects 1- Dwayne Johnson
2- Ryan Kelly
ummm....i wanted dwayne davis but oh wells...did typo with no sleep
No problem. Put me down for Solomon Hill at 58 Briggs.
And thanks for running the show with this draft. It was fun.
so now what happens?!?! can we make trades now?
callmened wrote:so now what happens?!?! can we make trades now?
Nah just leave it up to the draft happens and kind of see where we were at then let it slide into oblivion>)
Finestrg wrote:RonRon wrote:RonRon wrote:Indiana selects 1- Dwayne Johnson
2- Ryan Kelly
ummm....i wanted dwayne davis but oh wells...did typo with no sleep
No problem. Put me down for Solomon Hill at 58 Briggs.
Thanks Fine, I was just laughing that I picked "The Rock"
It is just a "fantasy draft game" and a low risk/high reward type player in Johnson
RonRon wrote:Finestrg wrote:RonRon wrote:RonRon wrote:Indiana selects 1- Dwayne Johnson
2- Ryan Kelly
ummm....i wanted dwayne davis but oh wells...did typo with no sleep
No problem. Put me down for Solomon Hill at 58 Briggs.
Thanks Fine, I was just laughing that I picked "The Rock"
It is just a "fantasy draft game" and a low risk/high reward type player in Johnson
You got it, Ronnie. I remember discussing Davis with you... I like this kid. Rock-solid build - 6'5" 220 lbs. Bounced around the junior college circuit before landing at So. Miss where he turned in a solid senior year -- 16 ppg and converted his 3s over 41%. He was great at Portsmouth, leading the tournament in scoring (21.7 ppg), connecting on 10 3s in the 3 games. Easily could've beat out Brandon Davies for the MVP...And I just read an article where he shot the lights out at a Milwaukee workout recently converting 18 of 25 3s in a shooting drill (5 3s in 5 different spots all around the perimeter) while also more than holding his own against Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Ricky Ledo, two very highly thought-of SG prospects, in the scrimmage portion. After the workout, Davis was asked if he was surprised he had held his own against these 2 and he said 'not at all' and that he would've held his own against even better players too. You gotta love that type of confidence. Same article talked about him getting a job at K-Bee toy store to make enough money to put food on the table for his little brother and sister after his mom's unfortunate passing (his dad's been MIA for years apparently). Said he wants to be a foster parent and establish a non-profit after-school program for kids some day. That's unbelievable maturity and resolve from somebody so young. Wow... Very easy guy to root for...I really think there's something here with this guy..
Oh well no Shane Larkin....
I was close with Felix--he went 33 and I picked him 29.
