6th Annual College Basketball Draft
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Good pick. Thought about taking him in Round 6. Feel like he could have a monster year.
Interesting case. I wouldn’t be shocked to see him put up 20 or more on good efficiency, he’s a great player. Minnesota on the other hand, I think bottom four Big Ten. If he can fuel Minny to a good season though, high potential pick.
Sweet! Scheierman in the 6th and Obanor in the 7th. I'm playing chess while.....
Colby Jones, Xavier
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DRAFT RESULTS
1st Round
1. Oscar Tshiebwe, Kentucky
2. Armando Bacot, North Carolina
3. Drew Timme, Gonzaga
4. Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana
5. Hunter Dickinson, Michigan
6. Marcus Sasser, Houston
7. Jaime Jaquez, UCLA
8. Adama Sanogo, UConn
9. Kendric Davis, Memphis
10. Nick Smith, Arkansas
11. Jalen Wilson, Kansas
12. Mike Miles, TCU
2nd Round
13. Dereck Lively, Duke
14. Isaiah Wong, Miami
15. Zach Edey, Purdue
16. Azuolas Tubelis, Arizona
17. Caleb Love, North Carolina
18. Keyonte George, Baylor
19. Santiago Vescovi, Tennessee
20. Terquavion Smith, NC State
21. Dariq Whitehead, Duke
22. Tyger Campbell, UCLA
23. Nijel Pack, Miami
24. Colin Castleton, Florida
3rd Round
25. LJ Cryer, Baylor
26. Cam Whitmore, Villanova
27. Max Abmas, Oral Roberts
28. Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton
29. Matt Bradley, San Diego State
30. Kris Murray, Iowa
31. Adam Flagler, Baylor
32. Jelly Walker, UAB
33. Will Richardson, Oregon
34. DaRon Holmes, Dayton
35. Jack Nunge, Xavier
36. Tyrese Hunter, Texas
4th Round
37. Jayden Gardner, Virginia
38. Jake Stephens, Chattanooga
39. Darius McGhee, Liberty
40. Timmy Allen, Texas
41. RJ Davis, North Carolina
42. Brandon Miller, Alabama
43. Hunter Maldonado, Wyoming
44. Jacob Toppin, Kentucky
45. Sahvir Wheeler, Kentucky
46. Kevin McCullar, Kansas
47. Terrence Shannon, Illinois
48. Harrison Ingram, Stanford
5th Round
49. Mark Sears, Alabama
50. Pete Nance, North Carolina
51. Jamal Shead, Houston
52. Julian Strawther, Gonzaga
53. Posh Alexander, St. John's
54. Jeremy Roach, Duke
55. Drew Peterson, USC
56. Marcus Carr, Texas
57. Isiaih Mosley, Missouri
58. Malachi Smith, Gonzaga
59. Ryan Nembhard, Creighton
60. Graham Ike, Wyoming
6th Round
61. Johni Broome, Auburn
62. DeAndre Williams, Memphis
63. Grant Sherfield, Oklahoma
64. Arthur Kaluma, Creighton
65. Antoine Davis, Detroit
66. Justyn Mutts, Virginia Tech
67. Javonte Perkins, Saint Louis
68. Tyler Burton, Richmond
69. GG Jackson, South Carolina
70. Baylor Scheierman, Creighton
71. Amari Bailey, UCLA
72. KJ Williams, LSU
7th Round
73. Jamarion Sharp, Western Kentucky
74. Cliff Omoruyi, Rutgers
75. Kevin Obanor, Texas Tech
76. Jamison Battle, Minnesota,
77. Tolu Smith, Mississippi State
78. Jared Bynum, Providence
79. Colby Jones, Xavier
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DRAFT RESULTS
1st Round
1. Oscar Tshiebwe, Kentucky
2. Armando Bacot, North Carolina
3. Drew Timme, Gonzaga
4. Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana
5. Hunter Dickinson, Michigan
6. Marcus Sasser, Houston
7. Jaime Jaquez, UCLA
8. Adama Sanogo, UConn
9. Kendric Davis, Memphis
10. Nick Smith, Arkansas
11. Jalen Wilson, Kansas
12. Mike Miles, TCU
2nd Round
13. Dereck Lively, Duke
14. Isaiah Wong, Miami
15. Zach Edey, Purdue
16. Azuolas Tubelis, Arizona
17. Caleb Love, North Carolina
18. Keyonte George, Baylor
19. Santiago Vescovi, Tennessee
20. Terquavion Smith, NC State
21. Dariq Whitehead, Duke
22. Tyger Campbell, UCLA
23. Nijel Pack, Miami
24. Colin Castleton, Florida
3rd Round
25. LJ Cryer, Baylor
26. Cam Whitmore, Villanova
27. Max Abmas, Oral Roberts
28. Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton
29. Matt Bradley, San Diego State
30. Kris Murray, Iowa
31. Adam Flagler, Baylor
32. Jelly Walker, UAB
33. Will Richardson, Oregon
34. DaRon Holmes, Dayton
35. Jack Nunge, Xavier
36. Tyrese Hunter, Texas
4th Round
37. Jayden Gardner, Virginia
38. Jake Stephens, Chattanooga
39. Darius McGhee, Liberty
40. Timmy Allen, Texas
41. RJ Davis, North Carolina
42. Brandon Miller, Alabama
43. Hunter Maldonado, Wyoming
44. Jacob Toppin, Kentucky
45. Sahvir Wheeler, Kentucky
46. Kevin McCullar, Kansas
47. Terrence Shannon, Illinois
48. Harrison Ingram, Stanford
5th Round
49. Mark Sears, Alabama
50. Pete Nance, North Carolina
51. Jamal Shead, Houston
52. Julian Strawther, Gonzaga
53. Posh Alexander, St. John's
54. Jeremy Roach, Duke
55. Drew Peterson, USC
56. Marcus Carr, Texas
57. Isiaih Mosley, Missouri
58. Malachi Smith, Gonzaga
59. Ryan Nembhard, Creighton
60. Graham Ike, Wyoming
6th Round
61. Johni Broome, Auburn
62. DeAndre Williams, Memphis
63. Grant Sherfield, Oklahoma
64. Arthur Kaluma, Creighton
65. Antoine Davis, Detroit
66. Justyn Mutts, Virginia Tech
67. Javonte Perkins, Saint Louis
68. Tyler Burton, Richmond
69. GG Jackson, South Carolina
70. Baylor Scheierman, Creighton
71. Amari Bailey, UCLA
72. KJ Williams, LSU
7th Round
73. Jamarion Sharp, Western Kentucky
74. Cliff Omoruyi, Rutgers
75. Kevin Obanor, Texas Tech
76. Jamison Battle, Minnesota,
77. Tolu Smith, Mississippi State
78. Jared Bynum, Providence
79. Colby Jones, Xavier
He didn’t do as much for me last year as I had hoped he would, but I’m going to go back to the well. He had too many no-show games last year which I hope he can clean up. I also think they’ll win a decent amount of games. Maybe he can increase his win shares and get an all conference nod.
Boogie Ellis, USC
@duckboy33, it’s your pick.
Boogie Ellis, USC
@duckboy33, it’s your pick.
Of the 3 top 100 lists, 66 of the players are still undrafted. There are 64 picks left. I'll give a more comprehensive list maybe after round 8 or 9. But, the guys below are certainly among the best of those still available. There are a few others who aren't ranked on any top 100 lists that are worthy of consideration, but I'll mention them a little later.
Kyle Filipowski, Duke
Caleb Daniels, Villanova
PJ Hall, Clemson (knee cap injury; not 100%)
Isaiah Stevens, Colorado State (foot injury; out indefinitely)
Anthony Black, Arkansas
Kel'el Ware, Oregon
Ace Baldwin, VCU
Matthew Cleveland, Florida State
Darrion Trammell, San Diego State
Brandon Slater, Villanova
Kyle Lofton, Florida
Josiah-Jordan James, Tennessee
Caleb McConnell, Rutgers
Cason Wallace, Kentucky
Tyler Wahl, Wisconsin
Chuck Harris, Butler
Nolan Hickman, Gonzaga
Osun Osunniyi, Iowa State
Matthew Mayer, Illinois
Pelle Larsson, Arizona
Tramon Mark, Houston
Reece Beekman, Virginia
Jalen Cook, Tulane
Coleman Hawkins, Illinois
Xavier Johnson, Indiana
Brandon Murray, Georgetown
Jordan Hawkins, Connecticut
Tyrece Radford, Texas A&M
Jahvon Quinerly, Alabama (ACL Injury. Might miss 1-2 months)
Fardaws Aimaq, Texas Tech (Broken foot. Expected to miss several months)
Jarace Walker, Houston
Zakai Zeigler, Tennessee
Gradey Dick, Kansas
Yuri Collins, Saint Louis
Souley Boum, Xavier
KD Johnson, Auburn
Chris Livingston, Kentucky
Avery Anderson, Oklahoma State
Courtney Ramey, Arizona
Henry Coleman, Texas A&M
Skyy Clark, Illinois
Khalil Shabazz, San Francisco
Julian Phillips, Tennessee
Tanner Holden, Ohio State
JJ Starling, Notre Dame
Tucker DeVries, Drake
Kihei Clark, Virginia
Joe Girard, Syracuse
Boo Buie, Northwestern
David Jones, St. John's
Rasir Bolton, Gonzaga
Caleb Mills, Florida State
Dane Goodwin, Notre Dame
Race Thompson, Indiana
AJ Hoggard, Michigan State
Damion Baugh, TCU
Desmond Cambridge, Arizona State
Jalen Cook, Tulane
Umoja Gibson, DePaul
Jesse Edwards, Syracuse
Tony Perkins, Iowa
Patrick McCaffery, Iowa
Foster Loyer, Davidson
Tristen Newton, UConn
Jaiden Delaire, San Diego
Jalen Pickett, Penn State
Kyle Filipowski, Duke
Caleb Daniels, Villanova
PJ Hall, Clemson (knee cap injury; not 100%)
Isaiah Stevens, Colorado State (foot injury; out indefinitely)
Anthony Black, Arkansas
Kel'el Ware, Oregon
Ace Baldwin, VCU
Matthew Cleveland, Florida State
Darrion Trammell, San Diego State
Brandon Slater, Villanova
Kyle Lofton, Florida
Josiah-Jordan James, Tennessee
Caleb McConnell, Rutgers
Cason Wallace, Kentucky
Tyler Wahl, Wisconsin
Chuck Harris, Butler
Nolan Hickman, Gonzaga
Osun Osunniyi, Iowa State
Matthew Mayer, Illinois
Pelle Larsson, Arizona
Tramon Mark, Houston
Reece Beekman, Virginia
Jalen Cook, Tulane
Coleman Hawkins, Illinois
Xavier Johnson, Indiana
Brandon Murray, Georgetown
Jordan Hawkins, Connecticut
Tyrece Radford, Texas A&M
Jahvon Quinerly, Alabama (ACL Injury. Might miss 1-2 months)
Fardaws Aimaq, Texas Tech (Broken foot. Expected to miss several months)
Jarace Walker, Houston
Zakai Zeigler, Tennessee
Gradey Dick, Kansas
Yuri Collins, Saint Louis
Souley Boum, Xavier
KD Johnson, Auburn
Chris Livingston, Kentucky
Avery Anderson, Oklahoma State
Courtney Ramey, Arizona
Henry Coleman, Texas A&M
Skyy Clark, Illinois
Khalil Shabazz, San Francisco
Julian Phillips, Tennessee
Tanner Holden, Ohio State
JJ Starling, Notre Dame
Tucker DeVries, Drake
Kihei Clark, Virginia
Joe Girard, Syracuse
Boo Buie, Northwestern
David Jones, St. John's
Rasir Bolton, Gonzaga
Caleb Mills, Florida State
Dane Goodwin, Notre Dame
Race Thompson, Indiana
AJ Hoggard, Michigan State
Damion Baugh, TCU
Desmond Cambridge, Arizona State
Jalen Cook, Tulane
Umoja Gibson, DePaul
Jesse Edwards, Syracuse
Tony Perkins, Iowa
Patrick McCaffery, Iowa
Foster Loyer, Davidson
Tristen Newton, UConn
Jaiden Delaire, San Diego
Jalen Pickett, Penn State
so predictable. probably gonna draft Prefontaine with your last pick just for ceremonial purposes.
Pretty stinky area of the draft, I don’t really love anyone available. Was planning to take Kel’el here. I need a few more minutes to decide
Going all in on Oregon. I like it. He was someone I considered for Round 7.
Last year, I had 3 Pac-12 guys to your 2. I believe you're up 3-2 this year. It's gonna be close!
bahahaha one of the best draft comments ever.
He's been in my top 5 since Round 5. If Colby Jones could develop a jump shot, he'd have a realistic shot at winning Big East POY. Probably won't happen, but he's uber-talented.
Kyle Filipowski is still available, though.
The concern coming in was his defense. He got burned several times on pick-and-rolls in the Blue-White scrimmage. It's going to be hard to play Flip and Lively together. They may see a little time, but yes, I fully expect Filipowski to come off the bench. Mark Mitchell will start at the 4.
He's still very, very skilled. And he'll still see a decent amount of time on the court. But, I wouldn't expect him to average double-figures. Not worth a pick, in my estimation.
Baba Miller is going to be a good one, too. Downfall is never knowing how much usage/playing time these guys are going to get.
It’s pretty much a stonewall of silence after every one of my picks, and I can’t imagine it’s because they’re so good it’s intimidating everyone.
For such a meaningless thing, it has me ready to jump off a bridge.
For such a meaningless thing, it has me ready to jump off a bridge.
I like KD Johnson a lot actually, I was considering taking him if you hadn’t. He’s shown the ability to be an efficient player, just not last year. I think there’s a really solid chance he’s the leading or 2nd scorer on a top 25 team. If he can improve that efficiency, serious serious upside this late.
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