GR3

GR3 and Michigan are having a rough start to the season. Mind you it’s early but he’s shooting 35% from the field and 16% from three. I’ve never liked the Iggy comparison outside the fact that they are both 6’6 and great athletes. Iggy is a much better ball handler,play maker, and defender for that matter. To expect GR3 to become the creator that Iggy is just isn’t fair. The fact that this site still has him at #7 makes believe this is top heavy draft with a big fall off. It’s early and he’s got time to right the ship but he’s also got a lot to prove.

GR3 and Michigan are having a rough start to the season. Mind you it’s early but he’s shooting 35% from the field and 16% from three. I’ve never liked the Iggy comparison outside the fact that they are both 6’6 and great athletes. Iggy is a much better ball handler,play maker, and defender for that matter. To expect GR3 to become the creator that Iggy is just isn’t fair. The fact that this site still has him at #7 makes believe this is top heavy draft with a big fall off. It’s early and he’s got time to right the ship but he’s also got a lot to prove.

Poythress has changed his game to be somewhat of a glue guy. He’s rebounding at a high rate, playing D, and helping move the ball around. That being said I don’t know how he’ll translate to the league.

Poythress has changed his game to be somewhat of a glue guy. He’s rebounding at a high rate, playing D, and helping move the ball around. That being said I don’t know how he’ll translate to the league.

 I kinda like your point about him being similar to Alrx Poytress in that aspect. I’ve always felt that they were kinda of similar. Both need to be more aggressive , have great frames, are great finishers and seem like very high level character kids. However both share the same weaknesses of not being aggressive enough and both havin inconsistent shots, and lacking the ability to create much offense for themselves. I believe that GR3 got skit if last year and yes he played well but alof of his point came off of wide open shots and easy finishes due to having an great oping gaurs in Burke, and elite shooter in nick sstaukes, and an steaky shootir but someone who can heat up and was always looking to attack in Tim Hadaway. Where as Poytress had none of those benefits and had to play with a lineup consisting of freshmen. I do think both will be good role players in the NBA but both going too the right team is going to be critical in their devil pendent more so than other prospects

 I kinda like your point about him being similar to Alrx Poytress in that aspect. I’ve always felt that they were kinda of similar. Both need to be more aggressive , have great frames, are great finishers and seem like very high level character kids. However both share the same weaknesses of not being aggressive enough and both havin inconsistent shots, and lacking the ability to create much offense for themselves. I believe that GR3 got skit if last year and yes he played well but alof of his point came off of wide open shots and easy finishes due to having an great oping gaurs in Burke, and elite shooter in nick sstaukes, and an steaky shootir but someone who can heat up and was always looking to attack in Tim Hadaway. Where as Poytress had none of those benefits and had to play with a lineup consisting of freshmen. I do think both will be good role players in the NBA but both going too the right team is going to be critical in their devil pendent more so than other prospects

GR3 and McGary should have came out when their stock was hot.  They’re going to be exposed this season.

GR3 and McGary should have came out when their stock was hot.  They’re going to be exposed this season.

For GR3 and Poythress it will depend on shooting.  Can they shoot the ball?  Can they hit a 3 pointer?  The corner 3 is HUGE right now, especially for small forwards.  If they can do that they will be lotto picks.  If not, they could get passed by a guy like James McAdoo who is also a solid athlete, but a bit bigger than GR3.  Between those three guys and Doug McDermott, the mid to late lottery should be a good place to find small forward depth.

I agree with Chilbert that this draft is top heavy.  Top is great.  Top 5 or so is good too, but the mid to late lottery might not be anything special.  In this draft you want to be in the top 3.  OR, trade down to go after guys who fall or solid players who fill a need. 

For GR3 and Poythress it will depend on shooting.  Can they shoot the ball?  Can they hit a 3 pointer?  The corner 3 is HUGE right now, especially for small forwards.  If they can do that they will be lotto picks.  If not, they could get passed by a guy like James McAdoo who is also a solid athlete, but a bit bigger than GR3.  Between those three guys and Doug McDermott, the mid to late lottery should be a good place to find small forward depth.

I agree with Chilbert that this draft is top heavy.  Top is great.  Top 5 or so is good too, but the mid to late lottery might not be anything special.  In this draft you want to be in the top 3.  OR, trade down to go after guys who fall or solid players who fill a need. 

So let me correct what I said early, I think the site should have WCS, Seldon, Young, and Harris ahead of GR3, can’t comment on Christon since I’m yet to see him play.

So let me correct what I said early, I think the site should have WCS, Seldon, Young, and Harris ahead of GR3, can’t comment on Christon since I’m yet to see him play.