France vs Lithuania - NBADraft.net

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Posted on: Wed, 09/01/2010 - 8:35am #21219

McWinning
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Kleiza has been super quiet.
Diw still fat as ever.
Manhini has played GREAt defense, and i think deserves some playing time.
Batum is having a good game, made a couple threes, and is being more aggressive, and facilitating for the offense.
Overall France cam ready to play, Lithuania looks terrible.
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Posted on: Wed, 09/01/2010 - 9:13am #391864

ghettosermon
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Yup I’ve always said that if Batum develops into a go to scorer for France and becomes more assertive they are dangerous. They have the defense and athleticism but they have always lacked offensive flow and consistent offensive outlets. If Batum can put up near 20 points a game consistently France is a potential medal threat.
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Posted on: Wed, 09/01/2010 - 9:13am #391883

ghettosermon
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Yup I’ve always said that if Batum develops into a go to scorer for France and becomes more assertive they are dangerous. They have the defense and athleticism but they have always lacked offensive flow and consistent offensive outlets. If Batum can put up near 20 points a game consistently France is a potential medal threat.
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Posted on: Wed, 09/01/2010 - 9:25am #391873

ghettosermon
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With how good France has played in this tournament imagine them in 2012 with Tony Parker, Roddy Beaubois, Joakim Noah, Mickael Pietrus, and Johan Petro. Not to mention possibly Diawara and Turiaf and maybe if Seraphin and Ajinca develop. Imagine this depth chart, pretty damn good:
PG: Tony Parker/Roddy Beaubois
SG: Nicholas Batum/Nando De Colo
SF: Mickael Pietrus/Mickael Gelabale
PF: Boris Diaw/Ronny Turiaf/Kevin Seraphin
C: Joakim Noah/Johan Petro/Ali Traore or Ian Mahinmi
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Posted on: Wed, 09/01/2010 - 9:25am #391891

ghettosermon
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With how good France has played in this tournament imagine them in 2012 with Tony Parker, Roddy Beaubois, Joakim Noah, Mickael Pietrus, and Johan Petro. Not to mention possibly Diawara and Turiaf and maybe if Seraphin and Ajinca develop. Imagine this depth chart, pretty damn good:
PG: Tony Parker/Roddy Beaubois
SG: Nicholas Batum/Nando De Colo
SF: Mickael Pietrus/Mickael Gelabale
PF: Boris Diaw/Ronny Turiaf/Kevin Seraphin
C: Joakim Noah/Johan Petro/Ali Traore or Ian Mahinmi
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Posted on: Wed, 09/01/2010 - 9:27am #391874

JoeWolf1
Wish I could watch, This is a matchup I had kind of been looking forward to.
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Posted on: Wed, 09/01/2010 - 9:27am #391893

JoeWolf1
Wish I could watch, This is a matchup I had kind of been looking forward to.
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Posted on: Wed, 09/01/2010 - 9:30am #391881

ghettosermon
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Kleiza is warming up, looks like Lithuania might run away with this game.
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Posted on: Wed, 09/01/2010 - 9:30am #391899

ghettosermon
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Kleiza is warming up, looks like Lithuania might run away with this game.
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Posted on: Wed, 09/01/2010 - 9:41am #391892

ghettosermon
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Nice to see Edwin Jackson in there. Probably not ready yet for this level but IMO he’s one of the most underrated draft prospects for 2011. I see Monta Ellis type potential in him.
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Posted on: Wed, 09/01/2010 - 9:41am #391912

ghettosermon
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Nice to see Edwin Jackson in there. Probably not ready yet for this level but IMO he’s one of the most underrated draft prospects for 2011. I see Monta Ellis type potential in him.
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Posted on: Wed, 09/01/2010 - 11:26am #391977

bobbyb
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If Javtokas injured. I look in the boxscore and he isnt loggin many minutes
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Posted on: Wed, 09/01/2010 - 11:26am #391998

bobbyb
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If Javtokas injured. I look in the boxscore and he isnt loggin many minutes
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