As someone posted in an earlier thread being 5th gives you was it 12% at #1? But since we are tied with 6th who only have like 6% if i understand this correctly 12+6 divided by 2, about 9% chance at #1. Please correct me someone if i am wrong. If someone jumps im front of us by getting #1 pick, we pick 6th instead of 5th.

Posted by ramtour420:

As someone posted in an earlier thread being 5th gives you was it 12% at #1? But since we are tied with 6th who only have like 6% if i understand this correctly 12+6 divided by 2, about 9% chance at #1. Please correct me someone if i am wrong. If someone jumps im front of us by getting #1 pick, we pick 6th instead of 5th.

That sounds about right. Thanks. Those three wins really killed our last hope for a better shot at the #1, at least the #2 spot. Oh well. It was a nice dream, while it lasted. It was a hope to look forward to, to something better.

9%? I'm going to created the luckiest thread on this board, the day we go to the draft table.

Hopefully this is a sign of good luck. I guess it's kind of stupid to speculate who you will draft until you know exactly where you are slotted to take the pick.

Posted by Solace:

Posted by BRIGGS:

Hopefully this is a sign of good luck. I guess it's kind of stupid to speculate who you will draft until you know exactly where you are slotted to take the pick.

Undetermined, but if Isiah has enough influence on the pick, the guy will be considered a tremendous athlete with very raw basketball abilities, and potentially undersized for his position. This is Isiah's MO.

Like I said, he could still screw it up for us.