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Post by Ducky on Apr 23, 2008 0:22:22 GMT -5
A+ Jashaun Agosto(Washington State) PG 20 5-10 175lbs C B A C D+ A SO
A Griffin Pittman(Wake Forest) PG 21 6-1 185lbs C C+ B- B- D+ A JR
B+ Teon Lippon(Michigan) PG 22 6-2 180lbs C B+ C+ C+ C B
B Landon Drew(Nebraska) PG 23 5-9 175lbs C B B C+ D- C
B- Dalante Hoover(USC) PG 21 5-8 190lbs B- C C+ C+ C- B SO
C+ Tyler Ulis(Ohio State) PG 18 5-10 160lbs C C+ C C D+ A FR
C Isiah Rogers(Missouri) PG 23 5-10 185lbs C+ C C B- D B
C Orlando Berry(Oklahoma) PG 21 5-9 170lbs C C+ C+ B D C JR
C- Max Guercy(UC-Santa Barbara) PG 23 5-11 175lbs C C+ B- C+ C- C
C- Kevin Torres(Texas Tech) PG 22 6-3 175lbs C C+ C+ C C- B
C- Eric Stefanchik(Gonzaga) PG 22 6-0 170lbs C+ C+ C C D+ B
D+ Chaz Stevenson(Illinois State) PG 21 6-1 175lbs C C+ C C C- C JR
D+ Alec Dominguez(UC-Davis) PG 23 6-0 180lbs C C- C+ C D C
D Tyree Gaiter(Dayton) PG 22 5-9 175lbs C C C C- D+ D
D Rashuan Carroll(Detroit) PG 23 6-2 180lbs C- C C C C- C
D Steve Sorenso(Sam Houston State) PG 23 6-1 170lbs C- C- C C D+ D
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Post by Ducky on Apr 28, 2008 1:53:38 GMT -5
Up.
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Post by lumley316 on Apr 28, 2008 3:04:08 GMT -5
I could use a PG if Paul is going to retire soon.
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Post by CC on Apr 28, 2008 14:57:00 GMT -5
we like you agosto.
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Post by donatello2424 on Apr 29, 2008 6:14:00 GMT -5
A lot of C potential guys.
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Post by Ducky on Apr 29, 2008 14:30:06 GMT -5
A lot of C potential guys. True, but mostly second round. And the D rating guy don't really count, their real people, but their just crap fillers. So really, Drew, Berry, and Guercy are the only C potential players. 3 out of 12 isn't too bad. |
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Post by Ducky on May 9, 2008 12:44:57 GMT -5
A+ Jashaun Agosto(Washington State) PG 20 5-10 175lbs C B A C D+ A SO
Oh geez, Agosto is big time. This dude is quicker than lightening. He can get around anyone. His handles are great and his passing is one of the best in the league and he hasn't even played a game. Agosto can shoot the ball well. What he can't do well is: defense and score inside. I don't think he'll ever be much of a PG who scores in the paint. Defensively, he'll turn the corner and become a solid defender. He has the right tools.
A Griffin Pittman(Wake Forest) PG 21 6-1 185lbs C C+ B- B- D+ A JR
Griffin is a fairly quick guard who doesn't turn the ball over a whole lot. He plays tough defense especially on the perimeter. Griffin isn't very strong so he could get overpowered by taller/bigger guards. Overall, the game is there, it's just a matter of improving. And a matter of how much improvement.
B+ Teon Lippon(Michigan) PG 22 6-2 180lbs C B+ C+ C+ C B
Teon can shoot, that's for sure. Maybe even too much. He can handle the ball well, but I'd like Teon to distribute the ball more and become a pass first PG. He's not the quickest guard, but he's stronger and more athletic than most PGs in this class. His rebounding makes him a triple double threat. He should actually be a very solid player.
B Landon Drew(Nebraska) PG 23 5-9 175lbs C B B C+ D- C
What you see with his ratings is what you get. An undersized PG who can pass and shoot. Pretty much the main attributes you get from most PGs. Defense is getting better, but his height and strength will always be an issue.
B- Dalante Hoover(USC) PG 21 5-8 190lbs B- C C+ C+ C- B SO
Dalante is your typical USC guard. Athletic. However, Mr. Hoover is a little unique. He is only 5-8, one of the smallest guys in the draft, but he plays like he's the biggest. He has a great combination of athleticism and quickness. The rest of his game needs some work, especially his shooting, but he is big enough (190 lbs) to compete in this league.
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Post by nova on May 9, 2008 12:51:14 GMT -5
Agosto looks sick.
Sim.
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Post by Ducky on May 9, 2008 12:58:33 GMT -5
Soon. Working on the draft file til noon. |
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Post by CC on May 9, 2008 17:18:38 GMT -5
really nice. i wonder if pittman is worth a top 5 pick since he's the 2nd best PG in this draft? anyway, can't wait to read the other notes.
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Post by Ducky on May 9, 2008 17:27:08 GMT -5
really nice. i wonder if pittman is worth a top 5 pick since he's the 2nd best PG in this draft? anyway, can't wait to read the other notes. It depends. I wouldn't be surprised at all if he went top 5. He has a nice game and he has A potential. I'd say about 4-7 range is where he'll go. |
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