[NBATalk20098Participant]

what yall think

[RemarqParticipant]

I think it was bound to happen that more of the solid, mature, less-upside picks would start to rise. This is a very uncertain draft. A guy who has played 4 years and might be ready to play right away and be a solid 7/8 man is valuable right now. Some teams dont want to wait 3 or 4 years hoping some of these guys ever really develop. I think TW and TH and a few others will do better on draft night than many of us originally thought because even if they never make and all-star team or start every game, they can produce – a rebound here, an asst there, and a solid screen – in small ways.

[Csharp3410Participant]

Looks like NJ is going to trade with the Bulls….that way they can land T Will at 16th instead of 11th.

[ctw724Participant]

I have said all along that Terrence Williams reminds me of Paul Pressey, a point-forward that played for the Milwaukee Bucks in the 80’s. Well, who coached that team? Don Nelson.

Don’t be surprised to see the Warriors take him at #7.

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/p/presspa01.html
* TWILL is the second coming.

[knicksfreakParticipant]

Great pick for the Nets. Adds alot to a great young core. They need to add more 3-point threats though and that’s his only weakness.

[thetruthParticipant]

but i like earl clark more. whos a combo forward.

[knicksfreakParticipant]

Yi is a better version of Clark. Clark is soft. At least Yi can shoot. They need shooters and bruisers. T-Will is neither but can make any system better.

[thetruthParticipant]

yi has nothing on clark. yeah yi can shoot, but thats it.

[butidonthavemoney]

I could see that. Only if the team that drafts him trusts him enough to put the ball in his hands.

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