They have 3 first team locks and the best entry passer in the country. We’re all fvcked.
5th Annual College Basketball Draft
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Surprised Sasha hasn’t been drafted yet with entry passes like that
AP voters aren't smart enough to reward entry passing prowess with all conference votes.
Surprised Kessler lasted that long, tbh. Having taking Jabari Smith, I couldn't justify another Auburn big man. But, Kessler's ceiling is really high.
We're in the middle of Round 10... Almost there. 2.5 more rounds to go.
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
102. Anthony Polite, Florida State
103. Mike Miles, TCU
104. Jalen Wilson, Kansas
105. Keith Williams, Western Kentucky
106. Warith Alitashe, Oregon State
107. Osun Osunniyi, Saint Bonaventure
108. Boogie Ellis, USC
TENTH ROUND
109. Walker Kessler, Auburn
110. Zach Edey, Purdue
111. KD Johnson, Auburn
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
102. Anthony Polite, Florida State
103. Mike Miles, TCU
104. Jalen Wilson, Kansas
105. Keith Williams, Western Kentucky
106. Warith Alitashe, Oregon State
107. Osun Osunniyi, Saint Bonaventure
108. Boogie Ellis, USC
TENTH ROUND
109. Walker Kessler, Auburn
110. Zach Edey, Purdue
111. KD Johnson, Auburn
| ACC | ||
| First | Last | School |
| Paul | Atkinson | Notre Dame |
| Kihei | Clark | Virginia |
| Matthew | Cleveland | Florida State |
| AJ | Griffin | Duke |
| Nate | Leszewski | Notre Dame |
| Jae'Lyn | Withers | Louisville |
| Jericole | Hellems | NC State |
| Samuell | Williamson | Louisville |
| Dane | Goodwin | Notre Dame |
| Noah | Locke | Louisville |
| Wendell | Moore | Duke |
| Trevor | Keels | Duke |
| Benny | Williams | Syracuse |
| Armaan | Franklin | Virginia |
| Storm | Murphy | Virginia Tech |
| Jordan | Usher | Georgia Tech |
| Hunter | Tyson | Clemson |
| BIG TEN | ||
| First | Last | School |
| Jordan | Bohannon | Iowa |
| Trent | Frazier | Illinois |
| Justice | Sueing | Ohio State |
| Xavier | Johnson | Indiana |
| Donta | Scott | Maryland |
| Qudus | Wahab | Maryland |
| Tyson | Walker | Michigan State |
| Geo | Baker | Rutgers |
| Joey | Hauser | Michigan State |
| Keegan | Murray | Iowa |
| Brad | Davison | Wisconsin |
| Eli | Brooks | Michigan |
| Fatts | Russell | Maryland |
| Bryce | McGowens | Nebraska |
| Trey | McGowens | Nebraska |
| Pete | Nance | Northwestern |
| Jamison | Battle | Minnesota |
| Seth | Lundy | Penn State |
| BIG EAST | ||
| First | Last | School |
| Chuck | Harris | Butler |
| Ryan | Kalkbrenner | Creighton |
| Justin | Lewis | Marquette |
| Darryl | Morsell | Marquette |
| Aminu | Mohammed | Georgetown |
| Tyrese | Martin | Connecticut |
| Myles | Cale | Seton Hall |
| Aaron | Thompson | Butler |
| Al | Durham | Providence |
| Rati | Andronikashvili | Creighton |
| SEC | ||
| First | Last | School |
| Keion | Brooks | Kentucky |
| Darius | Days | LSU |
| Allen | Flanigan | Auburn |
| Josiah-Jordan | James | Tennessee |
| Myreon | Jones | Florida |
| Stanley | Umude | Arkansas |
| Justin | Powell | Tennessee |
| Garrison | Brooks | Mississippi State |
| Myreon | Jones | Florida |
| Liam | Robbins | Vanderbilt |
| Keyshawn | Bryant | South Carolina |
| Marcus | Williams | Texas A&M |
| Xavier | Pinson | LSU |
| Efton | Reid | LSU |
| BIG 12 | ||
| First | Last | School |
| Kendall | Brown | Baylor |
| Dylan | Disu | Texas |
| Tanner | Groves | Oklahoma |
| Nijel | Pack | Kansas State |
| Emanuel | Miller | TCU |
| Courtney | Ramey | Texas |
| Kevin | McCullar | Texas Tech |
| Sean | McNeil | West Virginia |
| Moussa | Cisse | Oklahoma State |
| Kalib | Boone | Oklahoma State |
| PAC 12 | ||
| First | Last | School |
| De'Vion | Harmon | Oregon |
| Jacob | Young | Oregon |
| Peyton | Watson | UCLA |
| Jules | Bernard | UCLA |
| Myles | Johnson | UCLA |
| Jaiden | Delaire | Stanford |
| Evan | Battey | Colorado |
| Marreon | Jackson | Arizona State |
| Branden | Carlson | Utah |
| Efe | Abogidi | Washington State |
| Jamal | Bey | Washington |
| Daejon | Davis | Washington |
| Jarod | Lucas | Oregon State |
| AAC | ||
| First | Last | School |
| Kyler | Edwards | Houston |
| Darius | Perry | UCF |
| DeAndre | Williams | Memphis |
| Jeremiah | Davenport | Cincinnati |
| Marcus | Weathers | SMU |
| Missouri Valley | ||
| First | Last | School |
| Isiaih | Mosley | Missouri State |
| Gaige | Primm | Missouri State |
| Roman | Penn | Drake |
| Lucas | Williamson | Loyola Chicago |
| Braden | Norris | Loyola Chicago |
| AJ | Green | Northern Iowa |
| Tyreke | Key | Indiana State |
| Austin | Phyfe | Northern Iowa |
| WCC | ||
| First | Last | School |
| Rasir | Bolton | Gonzaga |
| Hunter | Sallis | Gonzaga |
| Julian | Strawther | Gonzaga |
| Jamaree | Bouyea | San Francisco |
| Tommy | Kuhse | Saint Mary's |
| Eli | Scott | Loyola Marymount |
| Caleb | Lohner | BYU |
| Cameron | Shelton | Loyola Marymount |
| Atlantic 10 | ||
| First | Last | School |
| Jordan | Hall | St.Joseph's |
| Hyunjung | Lee | Davidson |
| Vince | Williams | VCU |
| Grant | Golden | Richmond |
| Mustapha | Amzil | Dayton |
| Jaren | Holmes | Saint Bonaventure |
| Tyler | Burton | Richmond |
| D'Shawn | Schwartz | George Mason |
| Toumani | Camara | Dayton |
| Marcus | Tsohonis | VCU |
| Mountain West | ||
| First | Last | School |
| Isaiah | Stevens | Colorado State |
| Justin | Bean | Utah State |
| AJ | Walker | Air Force |
| Abu | Kigab | Boise State |
| Orlando | Robinson | Fresno State |
| Desmond | Cambridge | Nevada |
| Jemarl | Baker | Fresno State |
| REST OF THE CONFERENCES | ||
| First | Last | School |
| Johnni | Broome | Morehead State |
| Nick | Muszynski | Belmont |
| Greg | Parham | VMI |
| Taevion | Kinsey | Marshall |
| Mike | Bothwell | Furman |
| Baylor | Scheierman | South Dakota State |
| Mark | Sears | Ohio |
| Darrion | Trammell | Seattle |
| Kevin | Samuel | Florida Gulf Coast |
| Collin | Welp | UC Irvine |
| KJ | Buffen | UAB |
| Jordan | Brown | Louisiana |
| Jalen | Ray | Hofstra |
| Josh | Mballa | Buffalo |
| Jalen | Moore | Oakland |
| Fardaws | Aimaq | Utah Valley |
| Tevin | Brown | Murray State |
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^Okay, so that list includes everyone that's been included in any top 100 list. And I included quite a few extra names in there, as well.
To be fair, I am also considering several players that aren't on this list. But, I figured this is sufficient, seeing how I've at least provided the top 100 guys.
To be fair, I am also considering several players that aren't on this list. But, I figured this is sufficient, seeing how I've at least provided the top 100 guys.
Yeah, being a near bookend pick is tough. That's the other reason I took Edey when I did. I didn't figure he'd still be there in 22 picks.
The more the other Purdue guys chimed in, the more I was becoming interested. Edey's efficiency numbers are off the charts, clearly. Would be an easy draft choice if the minutes are there. My interest was piquing a bit when I heard 22 minutes.
You should have taken him in Round 9. I'm strongly considering taking the guy you're after.
The preseason AP 1st team AA list is out.
apnews.com
So, for those taking stock, that is:
Drew Timme (@JimboBBN pick 1)
Kofi Cockburn (@MGC_07 pick 4)
Johnnie Juzang (@Jaycg15 pick 5)
Trayce Jackson-Davis (@dukedevilz pick 8)
Collin Gillespie (@WeAreDePaul pick 9)
Timme, Juzang, Cockburn headline AP preseason All-Americans
Drew Timme of Gonzaga is the lone unanimous selection on The Associated Press preseason All-America team.
apnews.com
So, for those taking stock, that is:
Drew Timme (@JimboBBN pick 1)
Kofi Cockburn (@MGC_07 pick 4)
Johnnie Juzang (@Jaycg15 pick 5)
Trayce Jackson-Davis (@dukedevilz pick 8)
Collin Gillespie (@WeAreDePaul pick 9)
The preseason AP 1st team AA list is out.
Timme, Juzang, Cockburn headline AP preseason All-Americans
Drew Timme of Gonzaga is the lone unanimous selection on The Associated Press preseason All-America team.
So, for those taking stock, that is:
Drew Timme (@JimboBBN pick 1)
Kofi Cockburn (@MGC_07 pick 4)
Johnnie Juzang (@Jaycg15 pick 5)
Collin Gillespie (@dukedevilz pick 8)
Trayce Jackson-Davis (@WeAreDePaul pick 9)
With so many guys returning, I understand why the freshman weren't voted to 1st Team. But, I'd be surprised if Paolo and Chet are both missing from the actual 1st Team.
I actually got TJD at pick #8, while WeAreDePaul took Gillespie at #9.
Oops. Crossed myself up on that one. Gillespie is the guy I was hoping might fall to 11. He got close but that damn @WeAreDePaul is just too damn smart.
And I agree on the freshmen. I'd guess TJD is the odd man out if we are dropping a freshman in.
Agree. I’m looking at what’s left and who I really would like and I just know that they won’t be around next pick.
Who is it, so we don't accidentally take them.
Glad you told me. I was definitely taking Joey Baker.
I ****ing knew it, you vulture.
I'm a little surprised Kessler slid as far as he did. I would have thought he would have went higher. I think he'll be a big part of Pearls offense.
Also, it's great you get to keep rooting for him, not like you wouldn't but I know how ppl think once a player transfers, ppl no longer care.
Joey Buckets had at least one three pointer and two assists in the Villanova scrimmage. All-Conference is the floor, no doubt.
Side note, this is the first year I can recall actual video being released from the secret scrimmages.
I was a little bit surprised too. He didn’t get a lot of preseason love from writers, so that might have had something to do with it. Who knows, they could be proven right. But he showed flashes last year and I think could do well in an expanded role.
Still bummed he left but seemed like a good guy. Hope he has success (except for any game he plays against UNC).
Isiaih Mosley, Missouri State
12 rounds. We had 7 posters vote in favor of that. 9 players will be kept for scoring purposes.
And you're up, in case you didn't know.
12 rounds. We had 7 posters vote in favor of that. 9 players will be kept for scoring purposes.
And you're up, in case you didn't know.
Brandon Johns - Michigan
I like him over Jones and was waiting for Jones to go before making my homer pick.
@GE Nole up
I like him over Jones and was waiting for Jones to go before making my homer pick.
@GE Nole up
I don’t think Villanova scored once. Classic Duke defense this year.
On a serious note, I hadn’t seen this, thanks for posting. I’m really high on Moore this season, obviously it’s a highlight video, but this certainly didn’t hurt those expectations.
Hoping he'll finally have that breakout season. He certainly has the ability to make one of the all-conference teams.
I really feel like this Duke team is going to be significantly improved. We'll need Wendell Moore if we're going to make a deep run in March.
You motherfvcker.
I had this ready to go
A.J. Green, Northern Iowa
Northern Iowa was 25-6 the last time Green played a full season, but it went 10-15 last season when Green was knocked out for the season after a left hip injury that led to surgery. He then had surgery on his right hip two months later. That is concerning, but hopefully the player who averaged 19.7 points per game in 2019-20 will return to his old self, because that dude was so much fun to watch play basketball.
Even if Green’s athleticism takes a hit, he’s so skilled and creative in how he gets his buckets that he could be like the old dude at the Y who amazes the young pups by his production. He needs little space to get off his high-release jumper, and then he’s got an assortment of finishes in the paint — including scoop shots with either hand. Green’s teammates told the local paper that he’s moving and jumping even better than before. If that’s the case, then he should get right back to dominating the Missouri Valley.
Was fully aware of the hip injury. Would be a top 50 player if he can regain his old form. Just don't get overly excited about guys dealing with major injuries. But, considering he's a 10th round pick, he's probably worth the value now.
I'm actually concerned that the MVC is too small of a conference for consideration lol, but I'm going full no name from here on out.
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