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- Posted on: Sat, 02/21/2015 - 3:43pm #59209
StewParticipantPlayers such as Deandre Lyton, Harry Giles, Josh Jackson headline this list. Who off this list do you see projecting as the next great prospects college and pro.
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0 - Posted on: Sat, 02/21/2015 - 4:06pm #968304
BobbyqrsParticipantJosh Jackson is the future of basketball !!!
Deandre Ayton is going to be a beast…
I love Ray Smtih’s upside… Paul George?
Skal Labissierre has big time upside… he’s a more coordinated Karl Towns.
Hary Giles is a spitting image of a young Chris Webber
My top 5 favorite prospects
1. Hary Giles
2. Josh Jackson
3. Deandre Ayton
4. Ray Smith
5. Skal Labissierre
0 - Posted on: Sat, 02/21/2015 - 4:06pm #968153
BobbyqrsParticipantJosh Jackson is the future of basketball !!!
Deandre Ayton is going to be a beast…
I love Ray Smtih’s upside… Paul George?
Skal Labissierre has big time upside… he’s a more coordinated Karl Towns.
Hary Giles is a spitting image of a young Chris Webber
My top 5 favorite prospects
1. Hary Giles
2. Josh Jackson
3. Deandre Ayton
4. Ray Smith
5. Skal Labissierre
0 - Posted on: Sat, 02/21/2015 - 4:20pm #968308
ncballerDennis Smith is way low on this list. This is Damian Lillard 2.0 we are talking about!
0 - Posted on: Sat, 02/21/2015 - 4:20pm #968157
ncballerDennis Smith is way low on this list. This is Damian Lillard 2.0 we are talking about!
0 - Posted on: Sat, 02/21/2015 - 4:40pm #968310
Rip255Simmons at 6?
How you gonna tell me this guy is the 6th best HS prospect.
0 - Posted on: Sat, 02/21/2015 - 4:40pm #968159
Rip255Simmons at 6?
How you gonna tell me this guy is the 6th best HS prospect.
0 - Posted on: Mon, 02/23/2015 - 2:50pm #968532
fcb206Participant^Well, its taking into account all high school players, not just the Class of 2015. Just sayin.
Name to file away:
Dejounte Murray at #94. Nationally relevant scouting coverage often glazes over the PNW, so I’m not at all surprised to see him that low. Typically a dude from Seattle/Tacoma has to be an Uberprospect to get much attention (remember when Marvin Williams was the most coveted player in the country, haha), so it seems par for the course that like all of the silky Seattle combo guards before him, he’s buried in prospect rankings under dozens of 6’3" guards from Texas who everyone will forget about by the time they are sophmores in college.
Anyway, he’s long and athletic with a sick first step, and so the inevitable Jamal Crawford comps will come flowing in. in that regard, it doesn’t help that he went to Rainier Beach as well.
Plus altheticism, Plus Size, jumper is ahead of schedule, yo-yo handle. Reminds me of Jeremy Lamb, but with a better set of physical tools, and a more explosive game off the dribble.
0 - Posted on: Mon, 02/23/2015 - 2:50pm #968383
fcb206Participant^Well, its taking into account all high school players, not just the Class of 2015. Just sayin.
Name to file away:
Dejounte Murray at #94. Nationally relevant scouting coverage often glazes over the PNW, so I’m not at all surprised to see him that low. Typically a dude from Seattle/Tacoma has to be an Uberprospect to get much attention (remember when Marvin Williams was the most coveted player in the country, haha), so it seems par for the course that like all of the silky Seattle combo guards before him, he’s buried in prospect rankings under dozens of 6’3" guards from Texas who everyone will forget about by the time they are sophmores in college.
Anyway, he’s long and athletic with a sick first step, and so the inevitable Jamal Crawford comps will come flowing in. in that regard, it doesn’t help that he went to Rainier Beach as well.
Plus altheticism, Plus Size, jumper is ahead of schedule, yo-yo handle. Reminds me of Jeremy Lamb, but with a better set of physical tools, and a more explosive game off the dribble.
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