BigSm00th wrote:i'd take kemba. he has a way better handle than the JIMMER and, while he doesn't have the intergalactic range than jimmer has, can still hit the NBA 3. he is also faster and i just love the way he plays.

i think the "jimmer doesn't play D" stuff is unjustified. he explicitly was told by BYU coaches to not get into foul trouble and expel less energy on D because so much of their offense relied on him. i think he will really excel in the NBA with better teammates around him and less of a burden on him to always need to score.

if steph curry can be an effective NBA player and starter, i don't see why the jimmer can't, their games are practically identical (and i'd say jimmer is a better shooter!).

he may be a better shooter, but steph is a much better passer,and that is a huge difference when it comes to playing the point..

EwingsGlass wrote:

CashMoney wrote:Googled a few 2011 mock drafts and one had the Knicks winding up with Jonas Valanciunas.

Others have him going as high as #3 overall. If he's there, I'd take him over anyone mentioned above.

Yeah the mock drafts are all over the place. After the NCAA tournmanet things mught clear up a bit. The one positive I see is that this seems to be a deep draft. The Knicks should be able to get a quality player that will fill a need.

Jimmer is a rich mans Redick

Kyrie Erving is CP3 personified.....really he truly is the CP3 of this draft if he declares

Has anyone been keeping an eye on that Parsons kid from Florida? He's like the smooth non awkward version of Gallo. Florida has an incredible front court in general.

But Derrick Williams is playing out of his mind. He reminds me of a YOUNG(mobile) AMAR'E STOUDEMIRE

I also like Shelvin Mack from Butler as a lead guard. He's like a souped up Sherman Douglas