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Can we please not overstate the production of Hansborough or Blair.They are strictly role players. Reddick does not create many shots, or I should say does not create many shots that go in. He is still much better as a catch and shoot or spot up jump shooter. He has developed his overall game but most players improve.
Let's also get this straight PG1985, Jimmer Fredette is only going to be effective on a team where he is only asked to playing short spurts and for a coach that doesn't stress a half court or defensive game. He has glaring weaknesses in his game. He commits too many turnovers and has zero chance of guarding anyone but terrible shooters at the next level. BUT that doesn't mean he can't play a role for a particular team like Golden State or the Knicks. |
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Which one of those players listed couldn't score? |
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None of those players are scoring threats except in the flow of an offense. In other words as long as they arent the primary option. JF can score effectively in many ways. |
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The last paragraph there makes no real sense either. Alford couldn't score in many ways? Respert couldn't? Morrison? Monroe? Those guys weren't the primary options in college?? Morrison wasn't??? Fredette is the backcourt Adam morrison. |
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None of those players could score in the NBA. There is no reason why Fredette can't. He could easily work as a change of pace guy off the bench in the right system. Morrison was just too slow and didnt have nearly enough range to make up for it. |
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Respert? The guy couldnt shoot off the dribble and didn't have the luxury of getting 4 or 5 layups a game like he did in college . Morrison? Hopson? I mean really? Using failed "prospects" as examples of why a completely different guy won't make it is an unusual tactic. Why was Respert a bust when Eric Snow his backcourt teammate who was picked 43rd in the same draft wasn't (relatively) despite being slower and a lot less skilled player? |
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Now, name me all of the 6' 2" white 2 guards playing in the pros. |
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Vinny Johnson wasn't tall or particularly athletic. Jason Kapono isnt athletic. Craig Hodges wasn't athletic. Steve Kerr wasn't quick or athletic. But they all can play a role as either instant offense off the bench or as a deep threat. Not one of these guys could guard Freddy mo but they all are longtime NBA players. NBA games are 48 minutes long. There is a place for a guy who can score and shoot the way JF does. No one is saying that he is going to be an all star or even a starter. But is Toney Douglas really much better? Or DJ Augustin? He plays 33 minutes a game and averages 5 assists. Fredette isn't as good as Daniel Gibson? Or Jordan Farmar? Or Mario Chalmers? AJ Price can play 15 minutes a game in the league but Fredette can't? Acie Law? Ronnie Price? Chris Quinn? Really? |
Dear Jay Bilas:
GO F yourself. Kindly signed, VCU |
I don't disagree that he will be drafted and will stick around for his rookie contract. His impact will be minimal.
He won't contribute or play as much as chalmers because he can't defend like chalmers who is an excellent perimeter defender. All of the guys you named can defend Nba pg's to some degree. Fredette cant and he has no hope defending twos. Again, how many 6' 2" white shooting guards are in the NBA? |
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Chalmers only plays because they can't get anyone else. He stinks. Hell they imported Bibby who passed away 2 years ago And again I am not saying he will be star or impact player. But a good coach will be able to figure out how to utilize his abilities in a 12-15 minute a game way |
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Great retort.
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This is why I bet this way. I have lost about 15 games in my bracket but everyone of these is alive. How does the furthest big east bet look with Pitt who I said SUCKS being out? |
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And I think $670 of those bets are now RIP |
poor guy didn't "route" hard enough
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What coach could get him 15 minutes a game and who could he guard? There is a reason there hasn't been 6-2 inch white shooting guards in the NBA since the 70's. He will get drafted and probably even go first round to some team in this awful draft. It won't take long to figure out that he can't play at the next level. He can do his mission in Europe and play hoops at night. |
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I just wonder what being white has to do with it? He pretty much has the exact same skill set and is taller than Jameer Nelson. |
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Yeah he is a ball hog.... |
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Quick as Jameer Nelson? Come on. Those are two totally different players. Jameer is a true point guard. Fredette would make Derek Fisher look like Derek Rose. |
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shocked UNC opens a dog to Kentucky...we'll see where we settle in the morn.
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Do you ever watch these people play? http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/...Fredette-5810/ Fredette shows excellent quickness, outstanding footwork and incredible creativity with the ball in his hands. He creates space to operate about as well as any guard in college basketball not named Kemba Walker, and he is a more complete scorer than Walker in terms of his offensive polish. I guess I am not the only one seeing this... |
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Do you READ the articles you attach? "The biggest concern about freddette's transition to the NBA clearly lies on the defensive end. He is a poor defender even at the college level showing average length, heavy feet and unimpressive lateral quickness." |
F Jimmer. Kemba Walker is so clearly the best player in college basketball this year. It's not even close.
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How does Jameer Nelson compare to Jimmer Fredette? Both played through senior season Both played for mid majors Both were scoring PG's in college Assuming Fredette wins some POY awards as expected both were POY in senior season Both are undersized for a typical NBA guard Both averaged 20+ ppg as Seniors Nelson was drafted 20th/Fredette is projected to go in that range though may wind up higher because of the weakness of this draft Both can create their own shots Both are good shooters with 3 point range Both have great first steps and can split double teams Neither is a good defender Nelson is a bit quicker Fredette is a better shooter Both are excellent ball handlers Yeah they are complete opposites And was there a question that Fredette has issues on the defensive end? |
gl heel fans! Cats are playing with house $....... I hope the tour of revenge continues ....:)
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Nelson average just under 6 assists per game in his college career. Fredette averaged 3.7 Nelson is a true point guard. Shoot first, yes, but a point guard. Fredette is an undersized 2 guard that doesn't have the quickness, passing skills or floor reading ability to handle it at the next level. The fact that Nelson is a "bit quicker" makes all the difference in the world at the next level. That is like saying Derek Rose is a "bit quicker" than Derek Fisher at this point. That "bit" is light years and it means the Lakers would need Kobe to cover him. And if Derek Fisher is a "bit slow" what would that make Fredette? A bit crippled? Comparing a slow white 6 2 shooting guard to a NBA quick 5 11 point guard is getting back into the Delonte West zone as far as silliness. |
I have a feeling that with this rack of teams going to the final 4, the tickets will be available for alot less than face value...
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