Dudes going to average like 20. If Miami is a decent team he could get you a lot of points
2019-2020 College Basketball Draft (Updated Standings)
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Agreed. It's very challenging to keep track of all the players. I had a few links with top 100 player rankings. Scoring is a combination of Win Shares + postseason accolades (see very 1st post in this thread). I also created a thread recently which includes my top 50 teams that details the stats of returning players - or transfers from others schools. I'll tag you next year if you're interested. But yes, a monthly notification regarding point totals would make this a little more interesting. I'll try to do that.
Thanks so much for covering for me the past few days. The past 10 days have been some of the worst days I've ever experienced! Crossing my fingers, but I think im starting to be able function like a human being again. I'm cautiously expecting to be able to make my next pick. How quickly have we been running through each round?
Glad to hear you're improving. We probably go through 4-6 picks in a day. So you might be on the draft board every 2 days or so.
Reggie Perry, Mississippi State
@boilerzz is up for two picks
Round 1
1. Cassius Winston, Michigan State
2. Markus Howard, Marquette
3. Myles Powell, Seton Hall
4. Jordan Nwora, Louisville
5. Cole Anthony, North Carolina
6. James Wiseman, Memphis
7. Devon Dotson, Kansas
8. Anthony Edwards, Georgia
9. Kerry Blackshear, Florida
10. Udoka Azubuike, Kansas
11. Jarron Cumberland, Cincinnati
12. Jalen Smith, Maryland
Round 2
13. Tre Jones, Duke
14. Nico Mannion, Arizona
15. Kaleb Wesson, Ohio State
16. Isaiah Stewart, Washington
17. Anthony Cowan, Maryland
18. Killian Tillie, Gonzaga
19. Joshua Langford, Michigan State
20. Tyrese Maxey, Kentucky
21. Vernon Carey, Duke
22. Payton Pritchard, Oregon
23. Tristan Clark, Baylor
24. Anthony Lamb, Vermont
Round 3
25. Sam Merrill, Utah State
26. Jordan Ford, Saint Mary's
27. Mamadi Diakite, Virginia
28. Zavier Simpson, Michigan
29. Andrew Nembhard, Florida
30. Lamar Stevens, Penn State
31. Kamar Baldwin, Butler
32. Antoine Davis, Detroit
33. Tres Tinkle, Oregon State
34. Grant Riller, Charleston
35. McKinley Wright, Colorado
36. Omer Yurtseven, Georgetown
Round 4
37. Ashton Hagans, Kentucky
38. Desmond Bane, TCU
39. Tyler Bey, Colorado
40. Ayo Dosunmu, Illinois
41. Skylar Mays, LSU
42. Davide Moretti, Texas Tech
43. Jon Axel Gudmundsson, Davidson
44. Garrison Brooks, North Carolina
45. Kira Lewis, Alabama
46. John Mooney, Notre Dame
47. Tyrese Haliburton, Iowa State
48. Naji Marshall, Xavier
5th Round
49. Bryce Aiken, Harvard
50. Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, Villanova
51. Markell Johnson, NC State
52. Jon Teske, Michigan
53. Armando Bacot, North Carolina
54. Charles Bassey, Western Kentucky
55. Breein Tyree, Ole Miss
56. Alpha Diallo, Providence
57. Lamine Diane, CS Northridge
58. Isaiah Joe, Arkansas
59. Scottie Lewis, Florida
60. Kahlil Whitney
6th Round
61. JaQuan Lyle, New Mexico
62. Josh Green, Arizona
63. Oscar Tshiebwe, West Virginia
64. Xavier Tillman, Michigan State
65. Derek Culver, West Virginia
66. Marcus Evans, VCU
67. Ty-Shon Alexander, Creighton
68. Boogie Ellis, Memphis
69. Chris Lykes, Miami
70. Yoeli Childs, BYU
71. Reggie Perry, Mississppi State
@boilerzz is up for two picks
Round 1
1. Cassius Winston, Michigan State
2. Markus Howard, Marquette
3. Myles Powell, Seton Hall
4. Jordan Nwora, Louisville
5. Cole Anthony, North Carolina
6. James Wiseman, Memphis
7. Devon Dotson, Kansas
8. Anthony Edwards, Georgia
9. Kerry Blackshear, Florida
10. Udoka Azubuike, Kansas
11. Jarron Cumberland, Cincinnati
12. Jalen Smith, Maryland
Round 2
13. Tre Jones, Duke
14. Nico Mannion, Arizona
15. Kaleb Wesson, Ohio State
16. Isaiah Stewart, Washington
17. Anthony Cowan, Maryland
18. Killian Tillie, Gonzaga
19. Joshua Langford, Michigan State
20. Tyrese Maxey, Kentucky
21. Vernon Carey, Duke
22. Payton Pritchard, Oregon
23. Tristan Clark, Baylor
24. Anthony Lamb, Vermont
Round 3
25. Sam Merrill, Utah State
26. Jordan Ford, Saint Mary's
27. Mamadi Diakite, Virginia
28. Zavier Simpson, Michigan
29. Andrew Nembhard, Florida
30. Lamar Stevens, Penn State
31. Kamar Baldwin, Butler
32. Antoine Davis, Detroit
33. Tres Tinkle, Oregon State
34. Grant Riller, Charleston
35. McKinley Wright, Colorado
36. Omer Yurtseven, Georgetown
Round 4
37. Ashton Hagans, Kentucky
38. Desmond Bane, TCU
39. Tyler Bey, Colorado
40. Ayo Dosunmu, Illinois
41. Skylar Mays, LSU
42. Davide Moretti, Texas Tech
43. Jon Axel Gudmundsson, Davidson
44. Garrison Brooks, North Carolina
45. Kira Lewis, Alabama
46. John Mooney, Notre Dame
47. Tyrese Haliburton, Iowa State
48. Naji Marshall, Xavier
5th Round
49. Bryce Aiken, Harvard
50. Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, Villanova
51. Markell Johnson, NC State
52. Jon Teske, Michigan
53. Armando Bacot, North Carolina
54. Charles Bassey, Western Kentucky
55. Breein Tyree, Ole Miss
56. Alpha Diallo, Providence
57. Lamine Diane, CS Northridge
58. Isaiah Joe, Arkansas
59. Scottie Lewis, Florida
60. Kahlil Whitney
6th Round
61. JaQuan Lyle, New Mexico
62. Josh Green, Arizona
63. Oscar Tshiebwe, West Virginia
64. Xavier Tillman, Michigan State
65. Derek Culver, West Virginia
66. Marcus Evans, VCU
67. Ty-Shon Alexander, Creighton
68. Boogie Ellis, Memphis
69. Chris Lykes, Miami
70. Yoeli Childs, BYU
71. Reggie Perry, Mississppi State
Man, this is getting harder.
I'm going to go with the other Davidson player who might win A10 POY in Kellan Grady. And it's time to roll the dice on the big hair flipper, Matt Haarms, who will put up a solid win share number and I think will be on the B1G all defensive team and maybe make 2nd team All Big Ten.
And before @MGC_07 calls him a reach, let it be known that Haarms was selected 73rd, and is 62nd at Three Man Weave, 72nd at Making the Madness and 84th by @dukedevilz. That's an average of 72.7 so he's right where he should have gone.
I'm going to go with the other Davidson player who might win A10 POY in Kellan Grady. And it's time to roll the dice on the big hair flipper, Matt Haarms, who will put up a solid win share number and I think will be on the B1G all defensive team and maybe make 2nd team All Big Ten.
And before @MGC_07 calls him a reach, let it be known that Haarms was selected 73rd, and is 62nd at Three Man Weave, 72nd at Making the Madness and 84th by @dukedevilz. That's an average of 72.7 so he's right where he should have gone.
MVP at the U-19 World Championships. I think he's going to do really well in 2020. I like his chances of being 1st Team All-SEC, at least.
In 2017 I took Mikal Bridges in the 7th round. In 2018, I got Jarrett Culver in the 7th round. Time to complete the trifecta. Okay, this one is easily the biggest reach. But, I do think there's a good chance he'll be the #1 guy on a good Houston team this year. And he's a really fun player to watch...
Dejon Jarreau, Houston
@GE Nole is back on the clock.
Dejon Jarreau, Houston
@GE Nole is back on the clock.
Not at all. Jalen Pickett is going to be a monster this year. I expect HM All-American status out of him.
@jace4655555 you ready to draft again?
Son of a bitch that was quick....give me a few to look over who's left. Has anyone made a list of players available still?
Players still available? That would literally encompass thousands of players lol.
Hell we got how many on UNC still available.
Brandon Robinson
Sterling Manley
Anthony Harris
Jeremiah Francis
KJ Smith
Christian Keeling
Justin Pierce
Caleb Ellis
Andrew Platek
Reckon Black
Shea Rush
Walker Miller
Brandon Huffman
Just because I don't want to slow it down any...and because since he's the ONLY scoring option for them this year....im taking Davonte Green. I really think he's going to have huge scoring numbers this year and can sneak onto an all-conference team this year.
@jwill133 is on the clock
And for good measure, @sdsufan10 just be aware that you'll probably be on the clock before the end of the day.
Round 1
1. Cassius Winston, Michigan State
2. Markus Howard, Marquette
3. Myles Powell, Seton Hall
4. Jordan Nwora, Louisville
5. Cole Anthony, North Carolina
6. James Wiseman, Memphis
7. Devon Dotson, Kansas
8. Anthony Edwards, Georgia
9. Kerry Blackshear, Florida
10. Udoka Azubuike, Kansas
11. Jarron Cumberland, Cincinnati
12. Jalen Smith, Maryland
Round 2
13. Tre Jones, Duke
14. Nico Mannion, Arizona
15. Kaleb Wesson, Ohio State
16. Isaiah Stewart, Washington
17. Anthony Cowan, Maryland
18. Killian Tillie, Gonzaga
19. Joshua Langford, Michigan State
20. Tyrese Maxey, Kentucky
21. Vernon Carey, Duke
22. Payton Pritchard, Oregon
23. Tristan Clark, Baylor
24. Anthony Lamb, Vermont
Round 3
25. Sam Merrill, Utah State
26. Jordan Ford, Saint Mary's
27. Mamadi Diakite, Virginia
28. Zavier Simpson, Michigan
29. Andrew Nembhard, Florida
30. Lamar Stevens, Penn State
31. Kamar Baldwin, Butler
32. Antoine Davis, Detroit
33. Tres Tinkle, Oregon State
34. Grant Riller, Charleston
35. McKinley Wright, Colorado
36. Omer Yurtseven, Georgetown
Round 4
37. Ashton Hagans, Kentucky
38. Desmond Bane, TCU
39. Tyler Bey, Colorado
40. Ayo Dosunmu, Illinois
41. Skylar Mays, LSU
42. Davide Moretti, Texas Tech
43. Jon Axel Gudmundsson, Davidson
44. Garrison Brooks, North Carolina
45. Kira Lewis, Alabama
46. John Mooney, Notre Dame
47. Tyrese Haliburton, Iowa State
48. Naji Marshall, Xavier
5th Round
49. Bryce Aiken, Harvard
50. Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, Villanova
51. Markell Johnson, NC State
52. Jon Teske, Michigan
53. Armando Bacot, North Carolina
54. Charles Bassey, Western Kentucky
55. Breein Tyree, Ole Miss
56. Alpha Diallo, Providence
57. Lamine Diane, CS Northridge
58. Isaiah Joe, Arkansas
59. Scottie Lewis, Florida
60. Kahlil Whitney, Kentucky
6th Round
61. JaQuan Lyle, New Mexico
62. Josh Green, Arizona
63. Oscar Tshiebwe, West Virginia
64. Xavier Tillman, Michigan State
65. Derek Culver, West Virginia
66. Marcus Evans, VCU
67. Ty-Shon Alexander, Creighton
68. Boogie Ellis, Memphis
69. Chris Lykes, Miami
70. Yoeli Childs, BYU
71. Reggie Perry, Mississppi State
72. Kellan Graday, Davidson
7th Round
73. Matt Haarms, Purdue
74. Dejon Jarreau, Houston
75. Jalen Pickett, Siena
76. Remy Martin, Arizona State
77. Lamonte Turner, Tennessee
78. Devonte Green, Indiana
And for good measure, @sdsufan10 just be aware that you'll probably be on the clock before the end of the day.
Round 1
1. Cassius Winston, Michigan State
2. Markus Howard, Marquette
3. Myles Powell, Seton Hall
4. Jordan Nwora, Louisville
5. Cole Anthony, North Carolina
6. James Wiseman, Memphis
7. Devon Dotson, Kansas
8. Anthony Edwards, Georgia
9. Kerry Blackshear, Florida
10. Udoka Azubuike, Kansas
11. Jarron Cumberland, Cincinnati
12. Jalen Smith, Maryland
Round 2
13. Tre Jones, Duke
14. Nico Mannion, Arizona
15. Kaleb Wesson, Ohio State
16. Isaiah Stewart, Washington
17. Anthony Cowan, Maryland
18. Killian Tillie, Gonzaga
19. Joshua Langford, Michigan State
20. Tyrese Maxey, Kentucky
21. Vernon Carey, Duke
22. Payton Pritchard, Oregon
23. Tristan Clark, Baylor
24. Anthony Lamb, Vermont
Round 3
25. Sam Merrill, Utah State
26. Jordan Ford, Saint Mary's
27. Mamadi Diakite, Virginia
28. Zavier Simpson, Michigan
29. Andrew Nembhard, Florida
30. Lamar Stevens, Penn State
31. Kamar Baldwin, Butler
32. Antoine Davis, Detroit
33. Tres Tinkle, Oregon State
34. Grant Riller, Charleston
35. McKinley Wright, Colorado
36. Omer Yurtseven, Georgetown
Round 4
37. Ashton Hagans, Kentucky
38. Desmond Bane, TCU
39. Tyler Bey, Colorado
40. Ayo Dosunmu, Illinois
41. Skylar Mays, LSU
42. Davide Moretti, Texas Tech
43. Jon Axel Gudmundsson, Davidson
44. Garrison Brooks, North Carolina
45. Kira Lewis, Alabama
46. John Mooney, Notre Dame
47. Tyrese Haliburton, Iowa State
48. Naji Marshall, Xavier
5th Round
49. Bryce Aiken, Harvard
50. Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, Villanova
51. Markell Johnson, NC State
52. Jon Teske, Michigan
53. Armando Bacot, North Carolina
54. Charles Bassey, Western Kentucky
55. Breein Tyree, Ole Miss
56. Alpha Diallo, Providence
57. Lamine Diane, CS Northridge
58. Isaiah Joe, Arkansas
59. Scottie Lewis, Florida
60. Kahlil Whitney, Kentucky
6th Round
61. JaQuan Lyle, New Mexico
62. Josh Green, Arizona
63. Oscar Tshiebwe, West Virginia
64. Xavier Tillman, Michigan State
65. Derek Culver, West Virginia
66. Marcus Evans, VCU
67. Ty-Shon Alexander, Creighton
68. Boogie Ellis, Memphis
69. Chris Lykes, Miami
70. Yoeli Childs, BYU
71. Reggie Perry, Mississppi State
72. Kellan Graday, Davidson
7th Round
73. Matt Haarms, Purdue
74. Dejon Jarreau, Houston
75. Jalen Pickett, Siena
76. Remy Martin, Arizona State
77. Lamonte Turner, Tennessee
78. Devonte Green, Indiana
Admon Gilder, Gonzaga
Went through a few times to make sure he wasn’t taken haha.
@sdsufan10 is really up now
Went through a few times to make sure he wasn’t taken haha.
@sdsufan10 is really up now
Looks for the draft thread....realizes there hasn’t been a post for 16 hours.....assumes it’s @sdsufan10’s turn.....opens thread to check.....
Yeah, and I've asked for him to send me a list multiple times.
@sdsufan10 I'll allow you to draft within the 24 hour limit one more time - you have until 1 pm Pacific. You've already exceeded the time limit 3 times. After this, I'm going to need a list of your top available players. If I don't have a list before your Round 8 pick, the draft will go straight from @WeAreDePaul to @MGC_07. When MGC_07 has drafted, then you're free to draft whenever you can (and MGC_07 will simply tag the next person in order, which would be @klize17).
CBS released their top 101 players yesterday. Somewhat similar rankings.
Yup. So if Wright is 100% healthy he could be an absolute superstar this year. Impressive that he played so well last year with a torn labrum. Should have taken him in the 3rd round when I had the chance.
Also, once 4 pm (eastern) rolls around you can go ahead and make your draft selection.
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I'll be in a deposition, but I already know my next two picks. Should be back online and able to make them by 6:00est.
