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    Quote Originally Posted by QC Thundercats View Post
    Anthony Davis was a guard his entire life who didn't grow until his last year of high school. So he has perimeter skills in handling the ball, passing and shooting, which were good enough to earn a college scholarship without his height.

    Raw is not the word to describe him, I think getting used to his new body and refining his high level skill set for a big more accurately describe him.
    Yeah I understand whatcha mean. I'm just saying people we're saying he was raw out of college and we're questioning his offensive ability which I know everyone saw. Btw AD only had a scholarship to Cleveland state before the height.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SWedd523 View Post
    I think someone is forgetting the difference in competition between college and the NBA
    No of course i'm keeping that in mind. I don't want to make it seem like i'm trashing on Biz all the time but to me, the thing that makes Biz so bad of a finisher is his ability to catch the basketball. He never has a firm grip of the ball and is usually juggling it around always.

    I'm just saying I remember watching this forum around draft time and seeing people talk about Drummond being really bad on offense and he's doing better than expected in the league. Now of course I understand that Noel doesn't have a body like Drummond but Noel is athletic and Drummond scores a lot off of alley-oops, which Noel can probably also do. Noel's hook shot is not that bad either.

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    I've watched Noel. Comparing him to Davis is way off. Davis was Tim Duncan coming out of college compared to Noel. Nerlins literally throws the ball at the rim in the lane about half the time within 10 feet. Raw is not even the word. If both he and Biz were already in the league and some team wanted to trade us Noel for Biyombo straight up i'd probably do it. There's no way in hell he's a big enough upgrade right now to burn a top 3 pick on though. There are numerous players in this draft that would help this team much more.

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    Watching Nerlens and Bismack on the same team tossing the ball at the rim over and over would make me want to vomit.




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    I think Noel can develop some nice offense in time b/c he's a very fluid player. Even DeAndre Jordan is slowly starting to figure out some post moves and I don't think it will take Noel nearly that long. I like the Chandler/Noah comparisons. I feel less optimistic of Noel and Biz coexisting than I did with Drummond and Biz. I think if we drafted Noel, it would be better to pair him with Mully and bring Biz off the bench or something.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BrotherDave View Post
    I think Noel can develop some nice offense in time b/c he's a very fluid player. Even DeAndre Jordan is slowly starting to figure out some post moves and I don't think it will take Noel nearly that long. I like the Chandler/Noah comparisons. I feel less optimistic of Noel and Biz coexisting than I did with Drummond and Biz. I think if we drafted Noel, it would be better to pair him with Mully and bring Biz off the bench or something.
    Wow,Deandre has been in the league 6 years now and can hit from 10 feet. Alert the press! lol. Jordan is still seriously bad on offense compared to an actual player that's good at it. And a lot of his scoring opportunities lately are probably about him being surrounded by 10 times the talent that was there 2 years as compared to any light bulb actually coming on. Biz is still gonna take a few more years. We can't give 4 or 5 to Noel to develop also. At some point in the next 2 years we have to have someone who can find the basket without a map. Plus Nerlins is hall of fame bad at the free throw line,which is one of the few things we do well. No thanks!
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    Now that I think about it we should either draft a big with our pick and draft a sg or sf with Portland pick b/c we are in dire need for a big man we've got the worse front court in the league by far.

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    Bigs that will likely be available with our pick (according to nbadraft.net):
    Noel, Zeller, Bennett, Len, Cauley-Stein, Austin

    Bigs that will likely be available with the Portland pick:
    McAdoo, Plumlee, Adams, Saric, Olynyk, Mitchell, Gobert, Leslie, Nogueira, Withey, Mbakwe, Dieng, Young, Oriakhi, DeShaun Thomas...

    Scoring Wings that will be available with our pick:
    McLemore, Muhammad

    Scoring Wings that will be available with Portland's pick:
    Goodwin, Caldwell-Pope, McDermott, Hardaway Jr, Roberson, Oladipo...

    Talent disparity of bigs b/w top 4 pick and Portland pick is not nearly as wide as talent disparity of wings b/w top 4 pick and Portland pick.

    If all we need out of our big is to rebound, defend and hopefully low post scoring, then we have a much better chance of filling that with the Portland pick than a dynamic scoring wing.

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    If you want offense from a big man, Bennett and Olynyk come to mind. Those guys just have issues in other aspects of the game. It's sad that there is not anyone close to a complete big in the draft.

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    Would Kelly Olynyk be a great compliment to Bismack and MKG??

    Don't sleep on this guy. He's 7'0", strong, and mobile. Really skilled offensively. Can pass well. He lacks length, but seems to hold his ground well whenever I see him play. Especially after what he did to BYU last night, he's on my radar. Maybe at the Portland pick.

    I honestly don't know what would make him worse than a Cody Zeller. He's right there.

    Plus he would be good side show as the goofiest looking big man in the league. But hey, if he produces, who cares??
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