attn admin: prospects not in pool

 besides boucher & english,might have a shot.i think they’re borderline 2nd rounders..but i doubt any of the other guys you listed will get drafted…miles could be a prospect in a few yrs.

 besides boucher & english,might have a shot.i think they’re borderline 2nd rounders..but i doubt any of the other guys you listed will get drafted…miles could be a prospect in a few yrs.

 deandre bembry is a player whose stock will raise.

 deandre bembry is a player whose stock will raise.

6’4-6’5 ish PG who handles and passes like an actual point guard. Has a good looking shot. Note: He shot 27% from 3 this year, but he is an 80% FT shooter, which shows he could get better and become an average shooter with NBA reps.

6’4-6’5 ish PG who handles and passes like an actual point guard. Has a good looking shot. Note: He shot 27% from 3 this year, but he is an 80% FT shooter, which shows he could get better and become an average shooter with NBA reps.

never underestimate the power of march madness to affect the draft. The longer these smaller names stay in the tournament, the more buzz they’ll generate.

One example springs immediately to mind – after turning over two higher seeds, I can’t imagine Kyle Wiltjer not getting drafted. Not because he’s any different a player than he was last week – but perception will change very quickly.

never underestimate the power of march madness to affect the draft. The longer these smaller names stay in the tournament, the more buzz they’ll generate.

One example springs immediately to mind – after turning over two higher seeds, I can’t imagine Kyle Wiltjer not getting drafted. Not because he’s any different a player than he was last week – but perception will change very quickly.

Am hoping the Search function on the site will be fully fixed or functional soon, especially with players, as a majority of those profiles originally listed were already up on the site (apologies if they were not set to "Eligible"). Had sort of explained the Search issues in a previous post, so will not go into it here.

If you do want to find a profile, one which you do believe probably exists on the site, than I have a couple of suggestions for finding them in the meantime. One is to type in the players name followed by NBADraft.net. It is not fool proof, but helps me find most profiles since I too am limited through Search on here. The other way is to type this:

http://www.nbadraft.net/players/first-last

Or, if the player has three names, just put a – where applied like:

http://www.nbadraft.net/players/marc-eddy-norelia

As a bonus, will give direct links to all of the names you brought up on this thread:

[Player: Thomas Walkup]

[Player: Chris Boucher]

[Player: Jalen Reynolds]

[Player: Josh Hagins]

[Player: Reggie Upshaw]

[Player: OG Anunoby]

[Player: Stefan Jankovic]

[Player: Jalen Jones]

[Player: Isaiah Miles]

[Player: Marc Eddy Norelia]

[Player: Marvelle Harris]

[Player: Chris Flemmings]

[Player: Justin Sears]

[Player: Makai Mason]

[Player: AJ English]

[Player: Rodney Bullock]

[Player: Jordan Fouse]

If the issue is these guys not being in the top 100 that you could add automatically, you may just have to add them manually. Am actually in the midst of writing an article that really questions how much the tournament really plays a part in where players are drafted, or whether it should take more or less of one. As much as I love seeing Cinderella teams and guys go off in March, it is always important to add it to a most likely weighty body of work up until that point. Still, hope this helps and if their are other significant ommissions from the database, feel free to leave the name and will either add or link it up.

Am hoping the Search function on the site will be fully fixed or functional soon, especially with players, as a majority of those profiles originally listed were already up on the site (apologies if they were not set to "Eligible"). Had sort of explained the Search issues in a previous post, so will not go into it here.

If you do want to find a profile, one which you do believe probably exists on the site, than I have a couple of suggestions for finding them in the meantime. One is to type in the players name followed by NBADraft.net. It is not fool proof, but helps me find most profiles since I too am limited through Search on here. The other way is to type this:

http://www.nbadraft.net/players/first-last

Or, if the player has three names, just put a – where applied like:

http://www.nbadraft.net/players/marc-eddy-norelia

As a bonus, will give direct links to all of the names you brought up on this thread:

[Player: Thomas Walkup]

[Player: Chris Boucher]

[Player: Jalen Reynolds]

[Player: Josh Hagins]

[Player: Reggie Upshaw]

[Player: OG Anunoby]

[Player: Stefan Jankovic]

[Player: Jalen Jones]

[Player: Isaiah Miles]

[Player: Marc Eddy Norelia]

[Player: Marvelle Harris]

[Player: Chris Flemmings]

[Player: Justin Sears]

[Player: Makai Mason]

[Player: AJ English]

[Player: Rodney Bullock]

[Player: Jordan Fouse]

If the issue is these guys not being in the top 100 that you could add automatically, you may just have to add them manually. Am actually in the midst of writing an article that really questions how much the tournament really plays a part in where players are drafted, or whether it should take more or less of one. As much as I love seeing Cinderella teams and guys go off in March, it is always important to add it to a most likely weighty body of work up until that point. Still, hope this helps and if their are other significant ommissions from the database, feel free to leave the name and will either add or link it up.