5th Annual College Basketball Draft
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DaVante Apostrophe Jones
@GE Nole
For the record, I don't think he's likely a 3rd team/HM guy with a 2nd team upside, but you know.
@GE Nole
For the record, I don't think he's likely a 3rd team/HM guy with a 2nd team upside, but you know.
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43 picks left...
1ST ROUND
1. Drew Timme, Gonzaga
2. Chet Holmgren, Gonzaga
3. Paolo Banchero, Duke
4. Kofi Cockburn, Illinois
5. Johnny Juzang, UCLA
6. Hunter Dickinson, Michigan
7. Remy Martin, Kansas
8. Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana
9. Collin Gillespie, Villanova
10. EJ Liddell, Ohio State
11. Jaden Ivey, Purdue
12. Trevion Williams, Purdue
2ND ROUND
13. Max Abmas, Oral Roberts
14. Jahvon Quinerly, Alabama
15. Marcus Carr, Texas
16. Emoni Bates, Memphis
17. Scotty Pippen Jr, Vanderbilt
18. Caleb Houstan, Michigan
19. Julian Champagnie, St.John's
20. Andre Curbelo, Illinois
21. Kendric Davis, SMU
22. Matthew Mayer, Baylor
23. Buddy Boeheim, Syracuse
24. Ochai Agbaji, Kansas
THIRD ROUND
25. Tyson Etienne, Wichita State
26. Alex Barcello, BYU
27. Kennedy Chandler, Tennessee
28. Adam Flagler, Baylor
29. Keve Aluma, Virginia Tech
30. Terrence Shannon, Texas Tech
31. Patrick Baldwin, Milwaukee
32. Jaime Jaquez, UCLA
33. Armando Bacot, North Carolina
34. James Akinjo, Baylor
35. Andrew Nembhard, Gonzaga
36. Tyger Campbell, UCLA
FOURTH ROUND
37. Dawson Garcia, North Carolina
38. David McCormack, Kansas
39. Will Richardson, Oregon
40. Marcus Sasser, Houston
41. Bennedict Mathurin, Arizona
42. Jalen Duren, Memphis
43. Javonte Perkins, Saint Louis
44. TyTy Washington, Kentucky
45. Jaden Shackelford, Alabama
46. Caleb Mills, Florida State
47. Isaiah Mobley, USC
48. Kellan Grady, Kentucky
FIFTH ROUND
49. Grant Sherfield, Nevada
50. Paul Scruggs, Xavier
51. Justin Moore, Villanova
52. Matt Bradley, San Diego State
53. Timmy Allen, Texas
54. Oscar Tshiebwe, Kentucky
55. Sahvir Wheeler, Kentucky
56. Jabari Smith, Auburn
57. Kyle Lofton, Saint Bonaventure
58. Jayden Gardner, Virginia
59. Colin Castleton, Florida
60. Posh Alexander, St.John's
SIXTH ROUND
61. Caleb Love, North Carolina
62. Kenneth Lofton, Louisiana Tech
63. Ron Harper Jr, Rutgers
64. Azuolas Tubelis, Arizona
65. David Roddy, Colorado State
66. Davonte Davis, Arkansas
67. Kadary Richmond, Seton Hall
68. Max Christie, Michigan State
69. Nate Watson, Providence
70. Eric Ayala, Maryland
71. Tre Mitchell, Texas
72. Antoine Davis, Detroit
SEVENTH ROUND
73. Avery Anderson, Oklahoma State
74. Mark Williams, Duke
75. Adama Sanogo, UConn
76. Isaiah Wong, Miami
77. Andrew Jones, Texas
78. Jabari Walker, Colorado
79. Zach Freemantle, Xavier
80. Jared Rhoden, Seton Hall
81. JD Davison, Alabama
82. Harrison Ingram, Stanford
83. Jermaine Samuels, Villanova
84. Marcus Bagley, Arizona State
EIGHTH ROUND
85. Iverson Molinar, Mississippi State
86. Prentiss Hubb, Notre Dame
87. Bryce Hamilton, UNLV
88. RJ Cole, UConn
89. Quincy Guerrier, Oregon
90. Jeenathan Williams, Buffalo
91. Michael Devoe, Georgia Tech
92. Chris Lykes, Arkansas
93. Kevin Obanor, Texas Tech
94. Jacob Gilyard, Richmond
95. Noah Williams, Washington State
96. John Fulkerson, Tennessee
NINTH ROUND
97. Michael Flowers, Washington State
98. Ryan Davis, Vermont
99. Landers Nolley, Memphis
100. Taz Sherman, West Virginia
101. DeVante' Jones, Michigan
1ST ROUND
1. Drew Timme, Gonzaga
2. Chet Holmgren, Gonzaga
3. Paolo Banchero, Duke
4. Kofi Cockburn, Illinois
5. Johnny Juzang, UCLA
6. Hunter Dickinson, Michigan
7. Remy Martin, Kansas
8. Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana
9. Collin Gillespie, Villanova
10. EJ Liddell, Ohio State
11. Jaden Ivey, Purdue
12. Trevion Williams, Purdue
2ND ROUND
13. Max Abmas, Oral Roberts
14. Jahvon Quinerly, Alabama
15. Marcus Carr, Texas
16. Emoni Bates, Memphis
17. Scotty Pippen Jr, Vanderbilt
18. Caleb Houstan, Michigan
19. Julian Champagnie, St.John's
20. Andre Curbelo, Illinois
21. Kendric Davis, SMU
22. Matthew Mayer, Baylor
23. Buddy Boeheim, Syracuse
24. Ochai Agbaji, Kansas
THIRD ROUND
25. Tyson Etienne, Wichita State
26. Alex Barcello, BYU
27. Kennedy Chandler, Tennessee
28. Adam Flagler, Baylor
29. Keve Aluma, Virginia Tech
30. Terrence Shannon, Texas Tech
31. Patrick Baldwin, Milwaukee
32. Jaime Jaquez, UCLA
33. Armando Bacot, North Carolina
34. James Akinjo, Baylor
35. Andrew Nembhard, Gonzaga
36. Tyger Campbell, UCLA
FOURTH ROUND
37. Dawson Garcia, North Carolina
38. David McCormack, Kansas
39. Will Richardson, Oregon
40. Marcus Sasser, Houston
41. Bennedict Mathurin, Arizona
42. Jalen Duren, Memphis
43. Javonte Perkins, Saint Louis
44. TyTy Washington, Kentucky
45. Jaden Shackelford, Alabama
46. Caleb Mills, Florida State
47. Isaiah Mobley, USC
48. Kellan Grady, Kentucky
FIFTH ROUND
49. Grant Sherfield, Nevada
50. Paul Scruggs, Xavier
51. Justin Moore, Villanova
52. Matt Bradley, San Diego State
53. Timmy Allen, Texas
54. Oscar Tshiebwe, Kentucky
55. Sahvir Wheeler, Kentucky
56. Jabari Smith, Auburn
57. Kyle Lofton, Saint Bonaventure
58. Jayden Gardner, Virginia
59. Colin Castleton, Florida
60. Posh Alexander, St.John's
SIXTH ROUND
61. Caleb Love, North Carolina
62. Kenneth Lofton, Louisiana Tech
63. Ron Harper Jr, Rutgers
64. Azuolas Tubelis, Arizona
65. David Roddy, Colorado State
66. Davonte Davis, Arkansas
67. Kadary Richmond, Seton Hall
68. Max Christie, Michigan State
69. Nate Watson, Providence
70. Eric Ayala, Maryland
71. Tre Mitchell, Texas
72. Antoine Davis, Detroit
SEVENTH ROUND
73. Avery Anderson, Oklahoma State
74. Mark Williams, Duke
75. Adama Sanogo, UConn
76. Isaiah Wong, Miami
77. Andrew Jones, Texas
78. Jabari Walker, Colorado
79. Zach Freemantle, Xavier
80. Jared Rhoden, Seton Hall
81. JD Davison, Alabama
82. Harrison Ingram, Stanford
83. Jermaine Samuels, Villanova
84. Marcus Bagley, Arizona State
EIGHTH ROUND
85. Iverson Molinar, Mississippi State
86. Prentiss Hubb, Notre Dame
87. Bryce Hamilton, UNLV
88. RJ Cole, UConn
89. Quincy Guerrier, Oregon
90. Jeenathan Williams, Buffalo
91. Michael Devoe, Georgia Tech
92. Chris Lykes, Arkansas
93. Kevin Obanor, Texas Tech
94. Jacob Gilyard, Richmond
95. Noah Williams, Washington State
96. John Fulkerson, Tennessee
NINTH ROUND
97. Michael Flowers, Washington State
98. Ryan Davis, Vermont
99. Landers Nolley, Memphis
100. Taz Sherman, West Virginia
101. DeVante' Jones, Michigan
Ima go full on hawkit and say Someone should do themselves a favor a take Jalyn Withers from Louisville.
He didnt play last season pregnant like garza did when hawkit tried to tell us all to draft him, but i expect him to really emerge this year as he gets to go back to the PF where he can play more faceup on O and not have to bang with the other teams big all game. Even if malik williams gets hurt again, we actually have some depth at the 5 this year so i doubt he would be asked to slide to the 5 like last year.
I can see him playing some 5 if we go small ball with williamson/cross/withers frontcourt, but i dont expect withers to play the 5 much, which will benefit him greatly imo.
He didnt play last season pregnant like garza did when hawkit tried to tell us all to draft him, but i expect him to really emerge this year as he gets to go back to the PF where he can play more faceup on O and not have to bang with the other teams big all game. Even if malik williams gets hurt again, we actually have some depth at the 5 this year so i doubt he would be asked to slide to the 5 like last year.
I can see him playing some 5 if we go small ball with williamson/cross/withers frontcourt, but i dont expect withers to play the 5 much, which will benefit him greatly imo.
You argued with me that he couldn’t replace Mike Smith and then draft him as a top 101 player.
Were you going to take him this round? Surprised you didn't take him earlier. Decent value for this round, IMO.
Drafting a transfer from a lower level is always risky, and UM already has Dickinson, Houstan, Eli Brooks, Moussa Diabete, Brandon Johns, Kobe Bufkin, etc.
There’s a very legitimate shot he’s not even a top 3 scorer for UM.
This is true. I tend to think he'll be the #3 guy for UM. But yes, transferring up typically has a significant impact on a player's numbers. Carlik Jones is more the exception than the rule.
I have both DeVante' Jones and Tyson Walker in my top 150 somewhere, FWIW.
Yep. Time stamp is 10:07 a.m. Although, I'm pretty sure it's listed in central time zone. So, 11:07 for ET.
Mike Miles, TCU
-Led Team USA in assists at the FIBA U19 tournament.
-4th in scoring for Team USA at the FIBA U19 tournament.
-Averaged 13/3/3 as a freshman
-Led Team USA in assists at the FIBA U19 tournament.
-4th in scoring for Team USA at the FIBA U19 tournament.
-Averaged 13/3/3 as a freshman
This very well could be this team's #4 guy - which would most likely make it a wasted pick. But, the upside might be worth the gamble...
Jalen Wilson, Kansas
@WeAreDePaul is up.
Jalen Wilson, Kansas
@WeAreDePaul is up.
Yep. Completley miscalculated when I thought you'd be drafting. Looks like you could have taken the weekend off without even considering the draft.
I'll send out another list tomorrow. Expand the list and break it down by conference perhaps.
Dude’s a beast but it’s tough to justify picking a backup center.
If I knew Edey could get 25 minutes a night, I would have taken him myself by at least round 4.
Problem is, how does Edey get sufficient minutes with Trevion Williams? Not sure those two could share the court for much longer than 5 minutes. Are there talks of Painter playing those two together?
Edey had 35 and 14 in team scrimmage. 16 for 18 lol … I’m guess he plays like 22 minutes a night … they might play a little together
I'll go with Osun Osunniyi from St. Bonaventure. I know Kyle Lofton is supposed to be their alpha but OO is a near nightly double double and the likely A10 DPOY. I think he could take the POY award from his teammate. Plus I think this is a top 20 team so the win shares should be high.
Time for @FaithPlusOne x2.
Time for @FaithPlusOne x2.
Is this legal under the Oregon Duck Fans Code of Ethics?
I gotta get the amount of PAC 12 players on my roster up so I get a pass
Hah. Well, maybe I can draft another Pac 12 player or two, just to make you feel the pressure.
Both of these are probably risky picks but we’re in hundreds now so I’m just going to go with it:
- Boogie Ellis, USC
- Walker Kessler, Auburn
I think USC could still be pretty good and that would likely be driven by both Ellis and older Mobley. If they are, I think he has all conference potential.
I was pretty high on Kessler as a second year player before he transferred and still am. Whenever he got good minutes he put up really strong numbers. My only concerns are their other front court player will get a lot of shots and Auburn likes to launch a ton of 3s. But he’s a good offensive rebounder and could blow up this year (or unfortunately for me give me like 8 points and 6 rebounds. I guess we’ll find out).
I am concerned that I don’t have small conference stat monsters outside of Abmas, but I just didn’t want to pass on either of these two this late.
@boilerzz back to you.
- Boogie Ellis, USC
- Walker Kessler, Auburn
I think USC could still be pretty good and that would likely be driven by both Ellis and older Mobley. If they are, I think he has all conference potential.
I was pretty high on Kessler as a second year player before he transferred and still am. Whenever he got good minutes he put up really strong numbers. My only concerns are their other front court player will get a lot of shots and Auburn likes to launch a ton of 3s. But he’s a good offensive rebounder and could blow up this year (or unfortunately for me give me like 8 points and 6 rebounds. I guess we’ll find out).
I am concerned that I don’t have small conference stat monsters outside of Abmas, but I just didn’t want to pass on either of these two this late.
@boilerzz back to you.
Alright, I might as well do it. Not sure it's wise but it's the 110th pick and this guy might be one of the 50 best players in college basketball. I just don't know if he'll get enough minutes to make the all conference lists, let alone AA or otherwise. God forbid Trevion Williams gets hurt and this guy might be 1st team All Big Ten and HM AA tho. He really is that good.
Zach Edey, Purdue
@duckboy33 is on the clock.
Zach Edey, Purdue
@duckboy33 is on the clock.
1st team All Big Ten eh? Considering Ivey is a lock (per the Big Ten thread) that would be interesting.
I don't consider Ivey a lock. I think Purdue is a near lock to have one of the 5 but it could just as easily be Trevion. Getting 2 on the 1st team is possible but likely worse than a 50/50 proposition.
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