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Martell Webster SF 6'7 230 18 Seattle Preparatory School (WA) Jumping
Channing Frye C 6'11 245 22 Arizona 3pt Shot
Ike Diogu PF 6'8 258 21 Arizona State Strength
Yaroslav Korolev SF 6'9 220 18 Russia Jumpshot
Fran Vasquez PF 6'10 231 22 Spain Jumpshot
Sean May PF 6'8 269 21 North Carolina Defensive Rebounding
Rashad McCants SG 6'4 205 21 North Carolina Stealing
Antoine Wright SF 6'6 210 21 Texas A&M Stealing
Joey Graham SF 6'7 222 22 Oklahoma Strength
Gerald Green SF 6'7 190 18 Gulf Shores Academy (TX) Jumping
Julius Hodge SG 6'7 192 22 NC State Defensive Rebounding
Nate Robinson PG 5'9 180 21 Washington Jumping
Jarrett Jack PG 6'4 198 21 Georgia Tech Inside
Francisco Garcia SG 6'7 195 21 Louisville Inside
Luther Head SG 6'3 188 22 Illinois Jumpshot
Johan Petro C 7'0 254 19 France Offensive Rebounding
Jason Maxiell PF 6'7 244 22 Cincinnati Inside
Linas Kleiza PF 6'8 239 20 Missouri 3pt Shot
Ian Mahinmi C 6'10 233 19 France Potential
Wayne Simien PF 6'8 255 22 Kansas Offensive Rebounding
Von Wafer SG 6'5 211 20 Florida State Potential
Salim Stoudaire PG 6'1 185 22 Arizona Quickness
Brandon Bass PF 6'7 252 20 LSU Strength
C.J. Miles SG 6'6 211 18 Skyline High School (TX) Potential
Ersan Ilyasova SF 6'10 213 19 Turkey Jumpshot
Ronny Turiaf C 6'9 242 22 Gonzaga Post Defense
Andray Blatche PF 6'11 227 18 South Kent School (CT) Shot Blocking
Amir Johnson PF 6'9 222 18 Westchester High School (CA) Post Defense
Marcin Gortat C 7'0 244 21 Poland Strength
Will Bynum PG 6'0 157 22 Georgia Tech Passing
Chuck Hayes C 6'6 250 22 Kentucky Defensive Rebounding
John Lucas III PG 5'11 166 23 Oklahoma State Handling
Shavlik Randolph PF 6'10 236 22 Duke Offensive Rebounding
Matt Walsh SF 6'6 224 23 Florida Jumping
Daniel Ewing PG 6'3 180 22 Duke Passing
Travis Diener PG 6'1 165 22 Marquette 3pt Shot
Kelenna Azubuike SG 6'5 217 22 Kentucky Shot Blocking

[killybing]

I know eric said we could make suggestions for changes

I think Jarrett Jack strength should be perimeter defense. Though he made decent shots inside he wasnt really a scorer, he was maybe the best defensive point guard in this draft except for aaron miles but had better size/strength than him but didnt go out of his way for steals very fundamentally solid

thank you

[eric]

May 26, 2020 16:57:00 GMT killybing said:

I know eric said we could make suggestions for changes

I think Jarrett Jack strength should be perimeter defense. Though he made decent shots inside he wasnt really a scorer, he was maybe the best defensive point guard in this draft except for aaron miles but had better size/strength than him but didnt go out of his way for steals very fundamentally solid

thank you

do you have a citation

[jhb]

May 26, 2020 19:00:25 GMT eric said:

May 26, 2020 16:57:00 GMT killybing said:

I know eric said we could make suggestions for changes

I think Jarrett Jack strength should be perimeter defense. Though he made decent shots inside he wasnt really a scorer, he was maybe the best defensive point guard in this draft except for aaron miles but had better size/strength than him but didnt go out of his way for steals very fundamentally solid

thank you

do you have a citation

He literally lifted that out of his draft scout excerpt

www.draftexpress.com/profile/jarrett-jack-9/

[👨🏼‍⚕️delapandemic🚑]

May 26, 2020 22:51:55 GMT jhb said:

May 26, 2020 19:00:25 GMT eric said:

do you have a citation

He literally lifted that out of his draft scout excerpt

www.draftexpress.com/profile/jarrett-jack-9/

from that same scouting report:

he's not afraid to take the ball all the way to the basket and finish strong even with contact, slashing to the hoop with reckless abandon and little to no regard for his personal safety. He is very skilled in this aspect and you'll rarely see him lose his focus and miss once he's in the lane - Source: www.draftexpress.com/profile/jarrett-jack-9/ ©DraftExpress

[eric]

May 27, 2020 0:31:07 GMT 👨🏼‍⚕️delapandemic🚑 said:

May 26, 2020 22:51:55 GMT jhb said:

He literally lifted that out of his draft scout excerpt

www.draftexpress.com/profile/jarrett-jack-9/

from that same scouting report:

he's not afraid to take the ball all the way to the basket and finish strong even with contact, slashing to the hoop with reckless abandon and little to no regard for his personal safety. He is very skilled in this aspect and you'll rarely see him lose his focus and miss once he's in the lane - Source: www.draftexpress.com/profile/jarrett-jack-9/ ©DraftExpress

works for me

[killybing]

May 27, 2020 0:33:11 GMT eric said:

May 27, 2020 0:31:07 GMT 👨🏼‍⚕️delapandemic🚑 said:

from that same scouting report:

he's not afraid to take the ball all the way to the basket and finish strong even with contact, slashing to the hoop with reckless abandon and little to no regard for his personal safety. He is very skilled in this aspect and you'll rarely see him lose his focus and miss once he's in the lane - Source: www.draftexpress.com/profile/jarrett-jack-9/ ©DraftExpress

works for me

"What makes Jack stand out a bit in this excellent class of PG's in this draft is his defense. - Source: www.draftexpress.com/profile/jarrett-jack-9/ ©DraftExpress" It then goes on to say it's not getting steals, but solid fundamentals.

so
"what makes them stand out" isn't what should be listed as their strength?

[eric]

May 27, 2020 13:39:51 GMT killybing said:

May 27, 2020 0:33:11 GMT eric said:

works for me

"What makes Jack stand out a bit in this excellent class of PG's in this draft is his defense. - Source: www.draftexpress.com/profile/jarrett-jack-9/ ©DraftExpress" It then goes on to say it's not getting steals, but solid fundamentals.

so
"what makes them stand out" isn't what should be listed as their strength?

correct

if i bench 40 pounds and everyone else benches 20 pounds, my bench stands out, but it is in no way a strength

if i bench 600 pounds and everyone else does too, it doesn't stand out, but it is still a strength

[killybing]

Salim Stoudaire PG 6'1 185 22 Arizona Quickness

suggestion: 3pt

In his Arizona career, the guard made 342 three-point field goals. He ranks second in Arizona history in career three-point field goal percentage (45.8%, behind Steve Kerr's 57.3%).[1]

In 2004–05, Stoudamire led the NCAA in 3-point percentage, averaging .504.