2020-21 College Basketball Draft, FINAL STANDINGS
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Chris Smith. UCLA. Pac12 better play basketball this year.
@idk who is up next because I was skipped a few rounds ago.
@idk who is up next because I was skipped a few rounds ago.
I'm not convinced Tre is better but don't think it's as clear cut as you suggest. If I was, I would have drafted him already.
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Trevion definitely loses in this system. There are at least two centers in the Big Ten that will likely earn higher honors. It's easier to have multiple wings on all-conference lists than multiple 5's. Purdue is probably a worse team than Michigan.
I very nearly took him a few spots ago. I love him as a player. He’s just big time.
But between Butler, Garrett, McKinley Wright, Cade Cunningham, and others, the Big 12 has a lot of competition for the guard spots on the all conference team.
But Teague is certainly one of the candidates.
McKinley Wright is in the PAC 12. I’m just banking on Baylor being good enough and Butler/Teague being a good enough backcourt duo to both merit first team all Big 12.
Ha, shit you’re right. Brain fart. Still think of the Buffalos playing Nebraska and neither one are in the Big 12 anymore!
I stopped watching basketball around 2001 and didn't come back till 2016. The biggest shock when I came back was all the new conferences and all the teams that moved to other conferences. Rutgers, Nebraska, Maryland in the Big10? Colorado and Utah in the Pac12? Missouri in the SEC? Something called the AAC with UConn, Memphis and a bunch of other schools? Took me a couple years just to get used to all that.
I think Caleb Love could be a steal. I was considering him with my last pick
Good pick. He would have been under consideration for me. If Alabama can hang in the top 25, I think he's a sleeper All-American contender.
David Johnson, Louisville. Was injured the beginning of last year, absolutely killed Duke in Durham, think he blows up this year.
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He was so efficient last year on almost 15 a game. I’m just hoping like you said Bama will be good enough to warrant post season awards.
I wanna throw back Jordan Goodwin and take someone else because I didn't see how much mid-majors lose lol
Was deciding between him and Petty. I think he will be better than Smart for LSU next year.
Man, this is getting tough. I'll take the defending SEC defensive player of the year Yves Pons.
@JimboBBN is on the clock.
@JimboBBN is on the clock.
Best available according to @dukedevilz
1. AJ Green, Northern Iowa
2. Ochai Agbaji, Kansas
3. Loren Jackson, Akron
4. Mitch Ballock, Creighton
5. Michael Devoe, Georgia Tech
6. Fatts Russel, Rhode Island
7. Trevion Williams, Purdue
8. Quentin Grimes, Houston
9. Justice Sueing, Ohio State
10. Joe Wieskamp, Iowa
Best available according to Three Man Weave
1. Trevion Williams, Purdue
2. Joel Ayayi, Gonzaga
3. Jaden Springer, Tennessee
4. Greg Brown, Texas
5. Jose Alverado, Georgia Tech
6. Derek Culver, West Virginia
7. Ochai Agbaji, Kansas
8. Josh Christopher, Arizona State
9. David Duke, Providence
10. Isaiah Livers, Michigan
Best Available according to Hoopchain
1. Wendell Moore, Duke
2. Ochai Agbaji, Kansas
3. Joe Wieskamp
4. Nate Reuvers, Wisconsin
5. Scottie Lewis, Florida
6. AJ Green, Northern Iowa
7. Timmy Allen, Utah
8. Seth Towns, Ohio State
9. Cameron Krutwig, Loyola Chicago
10. D’Mitrik Trice, Wisconsin
1. AJ Green, Northern Iowa
2. Ochai Agbaji, Kansas
3. Loren Jackson, Akron
4. Mitch Ballock, Creighton
5. Michael Devoe, Georgia Tech
6. Fatts Russel, Rhode Island
7. Trevion Williams, Purdue
8. Quentin Grimes, Houston
9. Justice Sueing, Ohio State
10. Joe Wieskamp, Iowa
Best available according to Three Man Weave
1. Trevion Williams, Purdue
2. Joel Ayayi, Gonzaga
3. Jaden Springer, Tennessee
4. Greg Brown, Texas
5. Jose Alverado, Georgia Tech
6. Derek Culver, West Virginia
7. Ochai Agbaji, Kansas
8. Josh Christopher, Arizona State
9. David Duke, Providence
10. Isaiah Livers, Michigan
Best Available according to Hoopchain
1. Wendell Moore, Duke
2. Ochai Agbaji, Kansas
3. Joe Wieskamp
4. Nate Reuvers, Wisconsin
5. Scottie Lewis, Florida
6. AJ Green, Northern Iowa
7. Timmy Allen, Utah
8. Seth Towns, Ohio State
9. Cameron Krutwig, Loyola Chicago
10. D’Mitrik Trice, Wisconsin
Damn. I rolled the dice that he'd be available next round. I wasn't ready to pull the trigger. I hope he gets you big points.
I can do it if you still need one. Lmk.
Edit: I see you guys already started drafting. So nevermind. Good luck and have fun guys!
