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jimotis4heisman
Banned
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/draft2006/news/story?id=2411206
gay move, haha couldnt resist it. rudy gay of uconn is going pro.
gay move, haha couldnt resist it. rudy gay of uconn is going pro.
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Anyone else think Allan Ray to Seattle is a must? :p
The Cavs need a good young PG first and a big physical PF second. Nothing else matters.
The Cavs need a good young PG first and a big physical PF second. Nothing else matters.
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ScarletBlood31
Buckeye in Blacksburg
i really hope that josh mcroberts doesn't leave early (even though i don't like duke at all).
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crazybuckfan40
Head Coach
I saw a poll where the people in the pac-10 voted Farmar as the most overrated player in the conference. He would be a last second round pick if he would even get drafted. By guess is he just wants to test the waters a little and see where he is at.
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bucknut11
Defense still wins Championships
From SI...
Texas junior forward P.J. Tucker and Michigan State junior Shannon Brown are both going to the NBA. Neither has hired an agent. Tucker was Big12 player of the year. Brown cited the impending domination of OSU and his chance to "get away from them while I still can."
Texas junior forward P.J. Tucker and Michigan State junior Shannon Brown are both going to the NBA. Neither has hired an agent. Tucker was Big12 player of the year. Brown cited the impending domination of OSU and his chance to "get away from them while I still can."
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scarletngrey11
All right, all right, all right.
Well now that the Cavs season is over...
What do you guys think about the draft? It appears we have more needs now than we did heading into the play-offs, thanks to Z.
We definetly need a point guard. I dont think we should get rid of Eric Snow, because he is a good defender, but I would prefer that he came off of the bench. With Gooden all but gone we need a physical power forward.
We also need some bench help and good 3-point shooters. Jones and Marshall both had their bright spots this season, but they were disappointments and inconsistent.
What do you guys think about the draft? It appears we have more needs now than we did heading into the play-offs, thanks to Z.
We definetly need a point guard. I dont think we should get rid of Eric Snow, because he is a good defender, but I would prefer that he came off of the bench. With Gooden all but gone we need a physical power forward.
We also need some bench help and good 3-point shooters. Jones and Marshall both had their bright spots this season, but they were disappointments and inconsistent.
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Also, a reminder that the NBA Draft Lottery is on May 23rd, at halftime of the Eastern conference game I believe.
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Now that all of the early entries have entered this is a pretty decent mock draft.
1. Portland Trailblazers -- LaMarcus Aldridge, PF/C, Texas
2. Chicago Bulls -- Tyrus Thomas, PF, LSU
(From New York)
3. Charlotte Bobcats -- Adam Morrison, SF, Gonzaga
4. Atlanta Hawks -- Brandon Roy, SG, Washington
5. Toronto Raptors -- Andrea Bargnani, PF, Italy
6. Minnesota Timberwolves -- Rudy Gay, SF, Connecticut
7. Boston Celtics -- Randy Foye, PG/SG, Villanova
8. Houston Rockets -- Rodney Carney, SG/SF, Memphis
9. Golden State Warriors -- Patrick O'Bryant, C, Bradley
10. Seattle Sonics -- Shelden Williams, PF, Duke
11. Orlando Magic -- J.J. Redick, SG, Duke
12. New Orleans Hornets -- Hilton Armstrong, PF/C, Connecticut
13. Philadelphia 76ers -- Cedric Simmons, PF, NC State
14. Utah Jazz -- Ronnie Brewer, SG, Arkansas
15. New Orleans Hornets -- Richard Roby, SG, Colorado
(From Milwaukee)
16. Chicago Bulls -- Marcus Williams, PG, Connecticut
17. Indiana Pacers -- Tiago Splitter, C, Brazil
18. Washington Wizards -- Josh Boone, PF, Connecticut
19. Sacramento Kings -- Mardy Collins, PG/SG, Temple
20. New York Knicks -- Paul Millsap, PF, Louisiana Tech
(From Denver via New Jersey via Toronto)
21. Phoenix Suns -- Saer Sene, C, Senegal
(From L.A. Lakers via Boston via Atlanta)
22. New Jersey Nets -- Rajon Rondo, PG, Kentucky
(From L.A. Clippers)
23. New Jersey Nets -- Oleg Pecherov, PF, Ukraine
24. Memphis Grizzlies -- Kyle Lowry, PG, Villanova
25. Cleveland Cavaliers -- Jordan Farmar, PG, UCLA
26. L.A. Lakers -- Guillermo Diaz, PG, Miami
(From Miami)
27. Phoenix Suns -- Sergio Rodriguez, PG, Spain
28. Dallas Mavericks -- Nick Fazekas, PF/C, Nevada
29. New York Knicks -- P.J. Tucker, SF, Texas
(From San Antonio)
30. Portland Trailblazers -- Aaron Gray, C, Pittsburgh
(From Detroit via Utah
1. Portland Trailblazers -- LaMarcus Aldridge, PF/C, Texas
2. Chicago Bulls -- Tyrus Thomas, PF, LSU
(From New York)
3. Charlotte Bobcats -- Adam Morrison, SF, Gonzaga
4. Atlanta Hawks -- Brandon Roy, SG, Washington
5. Toronto Raptors -- Andrea Bargnani, PF, Italy
6. Minnesota Timberwolves -- Rudy Gay, SF, Connecticut
7. Boston Celtics -- Randy Foye, PG/SG, Villanova
8. Houston Rockets -- Rodney Carney, SG/SF, Memphis
9. Golden State Warriors -- Patrick O'Bryant, C, Bradley
10. Seattle Sonics -- Shelden Williams, PF, Duke
11. Orlando Magic -- J.J. Redick, SG, Duke
12. New Orleans Hornets -- Hilton Armstrong, PF/C, Connecticut
13. Philadelphia 76ers -- Cedric Simmons, PF, NC State
14. Utah Jazz -- Ronnie Brewer, SG, Arkansas
15. New Orleans Hornets -- Richard Roby, SG, Colorado
(From Milwaukee)
16. Chicago Bulls -- Marcus Williams, PG, Connecticut
17. Indiana Pacers -- Tiago Splitter, C, Brazil
18. Washington Wizards -- Josh Boone, PF, Connecticut
19. Sacramento Kings -- Mardy Collins, PG/SG, Temple
20. New York Knicks -- Paul Millsap, PF, Louisiana Tech
(From Denver via New Jersey via Toronto)
21. Phoenix Suns -- Saer Sene, C, Senegal
(From L.A. Lakers via Boston via Atlanta)
22. New Jersey Nets -- Rajon Rondo, PG, Kentucky
(From L.A. Clippers)
23. New Jersey Nets -- Oleg Pecherov, PF, Ukraine
24. Memphis Grizzlies -- Kyle Lowry, PG, Villanova
25. Cleveland Cavaliers -- Jordan Farmar, PG, UCLA
26. L.A. Lakers -- Guillermo Diaz, PG, Miami
(From Miami)
27. Phoenix Suns -- Sergio Rodriguez, PG, Spain
28. Dallas Mavericks -- Nick Fazekas, PF/C, Nevada
29. New York Knicks -- P.J. Tucker, SF, Texas
(From San Antonio)
30. Portland Trailblazers -- Aaron Gray, C, Pittsburgh
(From Detroit via Utah
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scarletngrey11
All right, all right, all right.
I would be thrilled with that pick as a Cavs fan.
Jordan Farmar is a fairly unknown name, thanks to playing on the West Coast, but he is a very good shooter.
EDIT: I also think that Redick is a great fit in Orlando, especially with all the double teams in the post that Dwight Howard will draw in the future.
Jordan Farmar is a fairly unknown name, thanks to playing on the West Coast, but he is a very good shooter.
EDIT: I also think that Redick is a great fit in Orlando, especially with all the double teams in the post that Dwight Howard will draw in the future.
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I agree 100%. I'm jumping on the Orlando bandwagon next year for my second team (Mostly due to Darko) I think they have taken the right steps to build a great team, possibly as soon as next year; as opposed to my Bulls, who I see improving, but not as much as a team should with a potential 2 and 15 pick. Maybe it is just something that will be said everyyear post-King James draft, but this class looks weak to me. The Bulls need some more big men. Chandler is possibly the softest, most over-paid bigman in the league. It's a shame the Bulls won't have a chance at Greg Oden, they could be an instant contender if there was a guy like him available at the number 2 pick, but there isn't.
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