Obviously my rankings are based off of watching a lot of non-college games and assessing how that will translate to the next level and beyond.
Watching the KU-Duke game just affirmed my opinion that Duke is by far the best team in the country.
A fully healthy Duke would've won by 10+ against KU. Think about it: you take KU's best 3 players(Frank Mason, Josh Jackson and Devontae Graham) off their squad and make them play a healthy, complete Duke team, the results wouldn't just be a 2 point win due to a buzzer beater. It would be a brutal beatdown.
Kentucky, Duke, Nova and UNC are easily the best teams this year. Syracuse is underrated and will make noise this year as well. Teams like KU and Louisville are Final Four caliber as well.
At what point does it hurt Grayson when it looks like he can't defend and labors to score against NBA athletes?
At what point does it hurt Grayson when it looks like he can't defend and labors to score against NBA athletes?
nobody will admit it but he's overrated...weak handle, no mid range, bullies his way into the lane seeking contact hoping to draw a foul, and can't defend. Kennard is better than him offensively
Coach L hanging with the big dawgs The :TheU2: hopefully this years team can make the TourneyMiami gets 5* G Lonnie Walker
thats 3 5*'s in 2 classes for Larranaga. dudes a beast
WhyWe gotta stop scheduling Dayton....
Have you actually seen Bolden play? He would've absolutely kept Udoka off the boards and been a massive factor defensively.
Bruh wtf, Bolden is 6'11 250 with a 7'6 wingspan and has an otherworldly standing reach(9'5), which is the same as some of the freakiest physical specimens on the planet: Karl-Anthony Towns and Hassan Whiteside.
In all of Duke's exhibitions and public practices he led the team in blocks in pretty much controlled the paint and changed the game defensively anytime he was on the court. There's a reason why he was ranked higher the Udoka and every other center coming in this year and is projected to be a lottery pick.
Oh and here's 7'0 Udoka attempting to back Bolden down and score on him in the post in the Nike Hoop Summitt...peep what happened...
You mean non college games and events like Bradley, a center, finishing 3rd in the 3 point shooting contest at the Powerade Jam Fest? Or maybe the City of Palms Classic where Azibuike put up 20 on basically all dunks against some bums but Bradley hung 30 on Jayson Tatum's squad and was clearly the best big there? Or the Beach Ball Classic where Bradley avg 20 points 12 rebs and 3 blocks and was clearly the best big at the event? Did you happen to miss him on the AAU circuit when him and Kevin Knox dominated for Team Each 1 Teach 1? It's cool to have your preferences, but when you say you've based it off of "watching", it's clear you haven't been watching Bradley. Best skill set of all the guys you named (Bolden the only one that should be mentioned with him). Goes over both shoulders, foot work, range, free throw shooting, defense, rebounding, etc. Just admit you're enamored by the physical freaks that get the "Baby Shaq" monikers cause of big dunks.