2020-21 College Basketball Draft, FINAL STANDINGS
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1. I don’t really care about efficiency numbers. Akinjo is the lead guard on a solid team in a conference that doesn’t play defense.
2. He shot 39% from three as a freshman on 133 attempts. He shot 24% as a sophomore on 33 attempts. I think it would be smart to consider both years since his sophomore sample size is so small.
PS That shocked face doesn't mean I think it's a bad pick.
I just think there’s about 30ppg out there between Wagner and Livers so I’ll hedge my bet and take both and see which one leads the team.
@JimboBBN is on the clock
Updated Draft Results
1st Round
1. Luka Garza, Iowa
2. Jared Butler. Baylor
3. Marcus Zegarowski, Creighton
4. Cade Cunningham, Oklahoma State
5. Sam Hauser, Virginia
6. Collin Gillespie, Villanova
7. Ayo Dosunmu, Illinois
8. Marcus Garrett, Kansas
9. BJ Boston, Kentucky
10. Oscar Tshiebwe, West Virginia
2nd Round
11. Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, Villanova
12. Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana
13. Garrison Brooks, North Carolina
14. Jalen Crutcher, Dayton
15. Keyonate Johnson, Florida
16. Remy Martin, Arizona State
17. Evan Mobley, USC
18. Jalen Johnson, Duke
19. James Bouknight, UConn
20. Scottie Barnes, Florida State
3rd Round
21. Jay Huff, Virginia
22. Drew Timme, Gonzaga
23. Kofi Cockburn, Illinois
24. Franz Wagner, Michigan
25. Matthew Hurt, Duke
26. Corey Kispert, Gonzaga
27. Oscar da Silva, Stanford
28. Terrence Clarke, Kentucky
29. McKinley Wright, Colorado
30. Aaron Henry, Michigan State
4th Round
31. Kihei Clark, Virginia
32. DJ Carton, Marquette
33. Javonte Smart, LSU
34. Jalen Suggs, Gonzaga
35. Marcus Carr, Minnesota
36. John Fulkerson, Tennessee
37. Jordan Goodwin, Saint Louis
38. Chris Smith, UCLA
39. MaCio Teague, Baylor
40. Caleb Love, North Carolina
5th Round
41. Ziaire Williams, Stanford
42. John Petty, Alabama
43. David Johnson, Louisville
44. Trendon Watford, LSU
45. Sandro Mamukelashvili, Seton Hall
46. Terry Taylor, Austin Peay
47. Yves Pons, Tennessee
48. Trevion Williams, Purdue
49. Ochai Agbaji, Kansas
50. Fatts Russell, Rhode Island
6th Round
51. Scottie Lewis, Florida
52. Mac McClung, Texas Tech
53. AJ Green, Northern Iowa
54. Mitchell Ballock, Creighton
55. Will Richardson, Oregon
56. David Duke, Providence
57. James Akinjo, Arizona
58. Wendell Moore, Duke
59. Brady Manek, Oklahoma
60. Josh Christopher, Arizona State
7th Round
61. Charles Bassey, Western Kentucky
62. Loren Jackson, Akron
63. Michael Devoe, Georgia Tech
64. Isaiah Livers, Michigan
65. Jose Alvarado, Georgia Tech
66. Jacob Gilyard, Richmond
67. Quentin Grimes, Houston
Updated Draft Results
1st Round
1. Luka Garza, Iowa
2. Jared Butler. Baylor
3. Marcus Zegarowski, Creighton
4. Cade Cunningham, Oklahoma State
5. Sam Hauser, Virginia
6. Collin Gillespie, Villanova
7. Ayo Dosunmu, Illinois
8. Marcus Garrett, Kansas
9. BJ Boston, Kentucky
10. Oscar Tshiebwe, West Virginia
2nd Round
11. Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, Villanova
12. Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana
13. Garrison Brooks, North Carolina
14. Jalen Crutcher, Dayton
15. Keyonate Johnson, Florida
16. Remy Martin, Arizona State
17. Evan Mobley, USC
18. Jalen Johnson, Duke
19. James Bouknight, UConn
20. Scottie Barnes, Florida State
3rd Round
21. Jay Huff, Virginia
22. Drew Timme, Gonzaga
23. Kofi Cockburn, Illinois
24. Franz Wagner, Michigan
25. Matthew Hurt, Duke
26. Corey Kispert, Gonzaga
27. Oscar da Silva, Stanford
28. Terrence Clarke, Kentucky
29. McKinley Wright, Colorado
30. Aaron Henry, Michigan State
4th Round
31. Kihei Clark, Virginia
32. DJ Carton, Marquette
33. Javonte Smart, LSU
34. Jalen Suggs, Gonzaga
35. Marcus Carr, Minnesota
36. John Fulkerson, Tennessee
37. Jordan Goodwin, Saint Louis
38. Chris Smith, UCLA
39. MaCio Teague, Baylor
40. Caleb Love, North Carolina
5th Round
41. Ziaire Williams, Stanford
42. John Petty, Alabama
43. David Johnson, Louisville
44. Trendon Watford, LSU
45. Sandro Mamukelashvili, Seton Hall
46. Terry Taylor, Austin Peay
47. Yves Pons, Tennessee
48. Trevion Williams, Purdue
49. Ochai Agbaji, Kansas
50. Fatts Russell, Rhode Island
6th Round
51. Scottie Lewis, Florida
52. Mac McClung, Texas Tech
53. AJ Green, Northern Iowa
54. Mitchell Ballock, Creighton
55. Will Richardson, Oregon
56. David Duke, Providence
57. James Akinjo, Arizona
58. Wendell Moore, Duke
59. Brady Manek, Oklahoma
60. Josh Christopher, Arizona State
7th Round
61. Charles Bassey, Western Kentucky
62. Loren Jackson, Akron
63. Michael Devoe, Georgia Tech
64. Isaiah Livers, Michigan
65. Jose Alvarado, Georgia Tech
66. Jacob Gilyard, Richmond
67. Quentin Grimes, Houston
I’m not confident he’ll be best player on his way own team. Mills put up similar stats as a freshman and shot better from 3.
Agreed. I know I ranked Grimes higher. But if I had to do it over again, I think I would put Caleb Mills ahead of Quentin Grimes.
Andy Katz has Scottie Barnes and Franz Wagner as contenders for the Karl Malone award. @GE Nole @hailtoyourvictor What am I missing? I thought these two both played in the backcourt.
Andy is an idiot. Scottie is on the Cousy Award watchlist. He’s playing PG for us.
Barnes Named To Cousy Award Watch List
Scottie Barnes Bio TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (seminoles.com) – Scottie Barnes, who is set to begin his freshman season at Florida State in the coming weeks, has been named as one of 20 candidates for the prestigious Bob Cousy Award which is presented annually to the nation’s top collegiate point guard...
seminoles.com
Andy is an idiot. Scottie is on the Cousy Award watchlist. He’s playing PG for us.
Barnes Named To Cousy Award Watch List
Scottie Barnes Bio TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (seminoles.com) – Scottie Barnes, who is set to begin his freshman season at Florida State in the coming weeks, has been named as one of 20 candidates for the prestigious Bob Cousy Award which is presented annually to the nation’s top collegiate point guard...
Katz has a lot of bad takes. Can't believe he whiffed on those inclusions. It seems like his only criteria for delineating by position is height and weight.
Also, @Jaycg15 is up.
It feels a little bit like Mac McClung. High-volume shooter on decent-good team. Likely the #1 option. Not a huge fan of either player, but I can see the justification, seeing how he's likely to garner the most postseason awards.
@WojoRising has back-to-back picks.
Yep, I hate players of this style, and I can see both flopping.
I guess we are, in fact, in the era of position-less basketball. Just funny/interesting how players are labeled differently. Franz Wagner is on the Jerry West watchlist, which is intended for two guards. Listed as a guard on the Michigan's official website. So, he's anywhere from a 2 to a 4.
He can get away with some 4 minutes in college but as a pro player he projects as a wing. Physically he is not a 4 or a big man, but it depends on the kind of lineup the other team has out there.
Yeah he’s definitely not a 2 guard. He’ll play small forward almost entirely this year. Last year he played the 4 a bit because Livers missed 6 weeks with an injury.
Carsen Edwards won the Jerry West Award as a sophomore and then was on the Cousy Award watchlist instead as a junior. No idea why.
I'm starting to hate this. Ron Harper Jr., Rutgers. He's a stud. Can shoot, score, rebound, takes care of the ball. The only problem is he's in the Big Ten. There are two other B10 guys that I debated taking over him, but I'd rather pay attention to this guy.
Not sure if it goes back to @WojoRising or @JimboBBN. @dukedevilz, since it was two picks, should it be 48 hours. What's the protocol here?
Back to @WojoRising. His 7th round pick got skipped. Now his 8th round pick is essentially on the clock. Don't think it would be fair to get skipped over twice for one 24-hour violation. If 24 hours passes again without a selection, then it would go back to you - and then Jimbo and everyone else would be free to skip ahead, provided they can get their pick in before Wojo.
Sorry guys, I missed my last notification.
Seth Towns and Kellan Grady for my picks.
@JimboBBN is up (I think)
Seth Towns and Kellan Grady for my picks.
@JimboBBN is up (I think)
Towns is interesting. I thought about him. He could be the best player on a top 25 OSU team, and he also could be a role player. His shooting splits are encouraging though, even if he can’t go get his bucket in the Big Ten like he did in the Ivy’s, but he has a nice jumper regardless.
I literally have no idea who I want at this point. Should I just load up with UK guys?
Keion Brooks, Kentucky
Keion Brooks, Kentucky
Drafting more than two players from the same school is overkill. It's not a good idea.
Man, this is tough. I'm going to go the win shares play and take my 2nd Zag. Give me Joel Ayayi. He should be good for 2nd team all conference and about 5 win share points.
@dukedevilz is on the clock.
@dukedevilz is on the clock.
Joel Ayayi could sneak up on people. I think it's very possible that he could end up being more valuable than Suggs. Freshmen, of course, won't have as much time to catch up as they normally do. No international trips, less practices, less scrimmages, less time for players to mesh and build continuity. Ayayi is a stud and is very capable of having a monster junior season.
I'm going to take East Carolina's Jayden Gardner. @GE Nole is up.
1st Round
1. Luka Garza, Iowa
2. Jared Butler. Baylor
3. Marcus Zegarowski, Creighton
4. Cade Cunningham, Oklahoma State
5. Sam Hauser, Virginia
6. Collin Gillespie, Villanova
7. Ayo Dosunmu, Illinois
8. Marcus Garrett, Kansas
9. BJ Boston, Kentucky
10. Oscar Tshiebwe, West Virginia
2nd Round
11. Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, Villanova
12. Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana
13. Garrison Brooks, North Carolina
14. Jalen Crutcher, Dayton
15. Keyonate Johnson, Florida
16. Remy Martin, Arizona State
17. Evan Mobley, USC
18. Jalen Johnson, Duke
19. James Bouknight, UConn
20. Scottie Barnes, Florida State
3rd Round
21. Jay Huff, Virginia
22. Drew Timme, Gonzaga
23. Kofi Cockburn, Illinois
24. Franz Wagner, Michigan
25. Matthew Hurt, Duke
26. Corey Kispert, Gonzaga
27. Oscar da Silva, Stanford
28. Terrence Clarke, Kentucky
29. McKinley Wright, Colorado
30. Aaron Henry, Michigan State
4th Round
31. Kihei Clark, Virginia
32. DJ Carton, Marquette
33. Javonte Smart, LSU
34. Jalen Suggs, Gonzaga
35. Marcus Carr, Minnesota
36. John Fulkerson, Tennessee
37. Jordan Goodwin, Saint Louis
38. Chris Smith, UCLA
39. MaCio Teague, Baylor
40. Caleb Love, North Carolina
5th Round
41. Ziaire Williams, Stanford
42. John Petty, Alabama
43. David Johnson, Louisville
44. Trendon Watford, LSU
45. Sandro Mamukelashvili, Seton Hall
46. Terry Taylor, Austin Peay
47. Yves Pons, Tennessee
48. Trevion Williams, Purdue
49. Ochai Agbaji, Kansas
50. Fatts Russell, Rhode Island
6th Round
51. Scottie Lewis, Florida
52. Mac McClung, Texas Tech
53. AJ Green, Northern Iowa
54. Mitchell Ballock, Creighton
55. Will Richardson, Oregon
56. David Duke, Providence
57. James Akinjo, Arizona
58. Wendell Moore, Duke
59. Brady Manek, Oklahoma
60. Josh Christopher, Arizona State
7th Round
61. Charles Bassey, Western Kentucky
62. Loren Jackson, Akron
63. Michael Devoe, Georgia Tech
64. Isaiah Livers, Michigan
65. Jose Alvarado, Georgia Tech
66. Jacob Gilyard, Richmond
67. Quentin Grimes, Houston
68. Derek Culver, West Virginia
69. Landers Nolley, Memphis
70. Ron Harper, Rutgers
8th Round
71. Seth Towns, Ohio State
72. Kellan Grady, Davidson
73. Keion Brooks, Kentucky
74. Joel Ayayi, Gonzaga
75. Jayden Gardner, East Carolina
I don't like Paul Scruggs
Scruggs is a guy who can't get no love from me
Hanging on the passenger side of Naji Marshall's ride
Trying to holler at me
