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  • #39035
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    Bryant24
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    I think he is one of the most talented players in the upcoming draft he has a great jumper, quick right to left crossover,and he is extremely athletic. Sometimes he relies on his jumper to much rather than drive to the hoop and use his insane hops and he needs to advance his ball handling. I think once workout starts he can slide into the lottery I would draft him over Austin Rivers I feel he has a overall better jumper than rivers and more upside and he’s at least 2 to 3 inches taller than him.

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  • #668790
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    So raspy
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     He definitely looks like an NBA player. It’ll be interesting to see who comes out as the best choice between Lamb, Beal, Ross, Rivers, and even Waiters.

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  • #668791
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    RUDEBOY_
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    Ross reminds me of Micheal Finley..Scouts loved Finley’s game,but didnt feel that it would translate well to the nba..But Finley had a very good career….I also think he can be 1 of the better players in this draft…He should go in the 8 to 15 range..But i have a feeling he’s slides to 14 to 24 range…

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  • #668803
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    Chilbert arenas
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     I’ve been Ross fan all year but I don’t invest much into these workouts.  I’m sure Wes Johnson looked like a future all-star in his workouts too. That being said I would take Ross in that 8-14 area depending on need. I would take Beal and maybe even Lamb over him.  I don’t understand how UW didn’t make it to the tournament with all that talent on that team.  

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  • #668821
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    RUDEBOY_
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    i agree with chilbertarenas ..Washington had the 3rd best individual talent after Kentucky & UNC..But they didnt play as a team….neither wroten or ross emerged as the leader of that team..it seemed like they all were thinking about impressing scouts

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  • #668824
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    Raef LaFrentz
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    Man, I’m PRAYING this guy falls to the Wolves. He’s going to be a very good player.

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  • #668834
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    MJBrown
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    I have him going in the late lottery. I don’t think he’ll get passed Philly. I know they talk about needing more bigs, but he’s an instant upgrade at the 2 and it seems like a safe pick at that number

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  • #668836
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    Raef LaFrentz
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    Yeah, I can’t really see him going out of the lottery either. This may be a deep draft, but this guy is definitely one of the top 14 players in it.

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  • #668837
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    FastAndFurious
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    He look nice as hell lol just soooo smooth and everything.

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  • #668840
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    Dale Worthington
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    Most underrated player in the draft.

    I would honestly take him top 5.

    T. Ross can fill it up any which way he wants.

    He’s right there with MKG and B. Beal IMO as the top wings in the class.

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  • #668853
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    druneave3
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    copy everything Dale Worthington said. Huge T. Ross fan, wanted him to come out last year so the Bulls could scoop him up.

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  • #668869
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    chocboywndr
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     I have always said that I believe once NBA teams start working players out that Ross would move into the lottery. I believe he will end up being better player than both rivers and beal. that is no knock on them, I just think he has better size and is better athlete than them both. His shooting is solid, he does need better shot selection but most guys that transition from college wing to NBA need to learn that.

    The NBA is an offence first league to me as much as teams love to talk they want glue guys the players that mean most to there teams score first, and defense is icing that makes them special. Great athletes with will can play superior defence i.e Lebron James, great athletes with will can’t always play superior offence i.e Andre Iguodala. So to me I take the guy that a natural scorer before, I take the natural defender.

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  • #668893
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    For_Never_Ever
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     Thats a really good comparison Rudeboy. He does now that you have mentioned it resemble Micheal Finley game.

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  • #668912
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    river09
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     He strikes me as a more athletic version of Arron Afflalo.. Can play well off the ball and can create with the ball if he needs to.. He doesn’t strike me as one of the players that can become a star but he does strike me as a player that could be a awesome 2nd option.. Very athletic, great shooter, explosive.. But. Doesn’t strike me as a real confident when guarded by a good defender. Or a real killer instinct… I would love for my wolves to grab him somehow. Even if they have to trade up for him..

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  • #668922
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    llperez

    i think his game translates great to the nba. His ability to hit contested and off balance. He also isnt afraid to mix it up down low and got over 6 boards a game this past season and plays through contact on drives. I would be surprised if he wasn’t lotto.

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  • #668924
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    WizardofOz
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     I’m a fan of his, but take workout videos with a grain of salt.

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