I do believe that Bill needs another year to refine his game.

 

http://www.themercury.com/k-statesports/article.aspx?articleId=81939495237142bf971c50bcc3253831

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I agree.

Any other year it would be a better move, but he will make guaranteed money. That is the main thing.

NBADraft.net says Bill Walker is the 35th pick in NEXT YEAR'S draft. :scared:

He has the capability to succeed in the NBA. He is more of an NBA player than he would ever be a college. The games are two different worlds.

He has the capability to succeed in the NBA. He is more of an NBA player than he would ever be a college. The games are two different worlds.

 

You know -- you do have a point there. College has a good pace to it but the NBA IMO is more of a show. What I mean is -- the NBA seems to be more shooting skills than defensive skills.

You know -- you do have a point there. College has a good pace to it but the NBA IMO is more of a show. What I mean is -- the NBA seems to be more shooting skills than defensive skills.

 

Here we go again...

No way he's ready. Should get another season of college ball under his belt. Next year's draft won't be as deep.

Mayo yes, Walker no.

Very talented, but needs another year.

 

Maybe he thinks that if he goes in the 2nd round he can play on Beasley's team again.

This has to be one of the deepest drafts we have had in a long while.

This is the strange thing. Right out of high school people thought Walker was ready and had they not made the one year policy he would have no doubt been gone. But now after playing in college, he's not ready? Either was highly overestimated out of high school or highly underestimated now

I think Mayo and Walker both should stay one more year in college.

This has to be one of the deepest drafts we have had in a long while.

 

Since 2007? :lol:

This is the strange thing. Right out of high school people thought Walker was ready and had they not made the one year policy he would have no doubt been gone. But now after playing in college, he's not ready? Either was highly overestimated out of high school or highly underestimated now

 

Those people didn't know much. He was a 6'4" PF out of HS, and has done a good job developing his game on the perimeter. He could have used another year of work, but someone will take him in the 1st...