March 24, 200917 yr I think Griffin will be a very good pro, also I think Jennings will end up better than Rubio and will be the best Point Guard of the draft class. This class isn't as bad as some say it is.
March 24, 200917 yr Author I think Jennings will end up better than Rubio and will be the best Point Guard of the draft class. Not in a million years. Jennings is :notworthy: compared to Rubio :thumb: :popcorn: :clap: :puke: :dancingpa :dancingpa :dancingpa :taz:
March 24, 200917 yr Clark will go before T-Will and could very well be a Top 10 pick. My top 6 players that I think will go off the board first. Griffin Harden Hill Thabeet Jennings Rubio That is my top 6.
March 24, 200917 yr 1 Sacramento Blake Griffin 6-10 252 PF Oklahoma So. 2 Washington Hasheem Thabeet 7-3 265 C UConn Jr. 3 LA Clippers Jordan Hill 6-10 235 PF Arizona Jr. 4 Memphis James Harden 6-5 220 SG Arizona St. So. 5 *Minnesota Brandon Jennings 6-1 170 PG USA Intl. 6 Oklahoma Cty Demar DeRozan 6-6 210 SG USC Fr. 7 Golden St. Earl Clark 6-9 230 SF Louisville Jr. 8 Toronto Gerald Henderson 6-4 210 SG Duke Jr. 9 *New York Al-Farouq Aminu 6-9 215 SF Wake Forest Fr. 10 Indiana Craig Brackins 6-10 230 PF Iowa St. So. 11 New Jersey Chase Budinger 6-7 218 SG/SF Arizona Jr. 12 Milwaukee Eric Maynor 6-3 180 PG VCU Sr. 13 Charlotte Willie Warren 6-3 207 PG/SG Oklahoma Fr. 14 Phoenix Sam Young 6-6 220 SF Pittsburgh Sr. 15 Chicago DeJuan Blair 6-6 287 PF Pittsburgh So. 16 Detroit Jeff Teague 6-2 175 PG Wake Forest So. 17 Philadelphia BJ Mullens 7-0 275 C Ohio State Fr. 18 *Minnesota Patrick Patterson 6-8 235 PF Kentucky So. 19 Atlanta Damion James 6-7 227 SF Texas Jr. 20 Dallas Ty Lawson 6-0 195 PG North Carolina Jr. 21 *Utah Jonny Flynn 6-0 186 PG Syracuse So. 22 Portland James Johnson 6-8 235 SF Wake Forest So. 23 New Orleans Omri Casspi 6-8 225 SF Israel Intl. 24 *Chicago Terrence Williams 6-6 220 SG/SF Louisville Sr. 25 *Oklahoma Cty Wayne Ellington 6-5 194 SG North Carolina Jr. 26 *Sacramento Tyreke Evans 6-6 219 SG Memphis Fr. 27 *Memphis Jeff Pendergraph 6-9 230 PF Arizona St. Sr. 28 *Minnesota Jrue Holiday 6-3 205 PG/SG UCLA Fr. 29 LA Lakers Tyler Hansbrough 6-8 245 PF North Carolina Sr. 30 Cleveland AJ Ogilvy 6-10 250 C Vanderbilt 31 Sacramento AJ Price 6-2 190 PG UConn Sr. 32 Washington Darren Collison 6-0 170 PG UCLA Sr. 33 LA Clippers Dionte Christmas 6-5 190 SG Temple Sr. 34 Memphis Taj Gibson 6-9 225 PF USC Jr. 35 Minnesota Toney Douglas 6-2 196 PG Florida St. Sr. 36 Oklahoma Cty Josh Heytvelt 6-11 238 PF Gonzaga Sr. 37 Golden St. Marcus Thornton 6-4 210 SG LSU Sr. 38 Toronto Jeff Adrien 6-7 245 PF UConn Sr. 39 New York Dante Cunningham 6-7 230 SF Villanova Sr. 40 Indiana Jermaine Taylor 6-4 203 SG Central Florida Sr. 41 New Jersey Vladimir Dasic 6-9 218 SF Montenegro Intl. 42 Milwaukee Stanley Robinson 6-8 220 SF UConn Jr. 43 Charlotte Emir Preldzic 6-8 220 SG/SF Slovenia Intl. 44 Phoenix Curtis Jerrells 6-1 195 PG Baylor Sr. 45 Chicago Stefon Jackson 6-5 185 SG UTEP Sr. 46 Detroit Robert Dozier 6-10 215 SF/PF Memphis Sr. 47 Philadelphia Sherron Collins 5-11 200 PG Kansas Jr. 48 Miami Tyrese Rice 6-0 190 PG Boston College Sr. 49 Atlanta Jonas Jerebko 6-9 220 SF Sweden Intl. 50 Dallas Leo Lyons 6-9 235 PF Missouri Sr. 51 Utah Jerel McNeal 6-3 200 SG Marquette Sr. 52 Portland Milenko Tepic 6-7 200 PG/SG Serbia Intl. 53 New Orleans Cedric Jackson 6-3 180 PG Cleveland St. Sr. 54 Denver Josh Akognon 5-11 185 PG Cal State Ful... Sr. 55 San Antonio Micah Downs 6-7 180 SG/SF Gonzaga Sr. 56 Houston Sergio Llull 6-3 180 PG/SG Spain Intl. 57 Orlando Danny Green 6-6 210 SF North Carolina Sr. 58 Boston Wesley Matthews 6-5 215 SG Marquette Sr. 59 LA Lakers Chris Johnson 6-11 205 PF/C LSU Sr. 60 Cleveland Josh Shipp 6-5 220 SG UCLA Sr. Go to http://www.nbadraft.net to see 2010 mock draft and other info.
March 24, 200917 yr 1 Sacramento Blake Griffin 6-10 252 PF Oklahoma So. 2 Washington Hasheem Thabeet 7-3 265 C UConn Jr. 3 LA Clippers Jordan Hill 6-10 235 PF Arizona Jr. 4 Memphis James Harden 6-5 220 SG Arizona St. So. 5 *Minnesota Brandon Jennings 6-1 170 PG USA Intl. 6 Oklahoma Cty Demar DeRozan 6-6 210 SG USC Fr. 7 Golden St. Earl Clark 6-9 230 SF Louisville Jr. 8 Toronto Gerald Henderson 6-4 210 SG Duke Jr. 9 *New York Al-Farouq Aminu 6-9 215 SF Wake Forest Fr. 10 Indiana Craig Brackins 6-10 230 PF Iowa St. So. 11 New Jersey Chase Budinger 6-7 218 SG/SF Arizona Jr. 12 Milwaukee Eric Maynor 6-3 180 PG VCU Sr. 13 Charlotte Willie Warren 6-3 207 PG/SG Oklahoma Fr. 14 Phoenix Sam Young 6-6 220 SF Pittsburgh Sr. 15 Chicago DeJuan Blair 6-6 287 PF Pittsburgh So. 16 Detroit Jeff Teague 6-2 175 PG Wake Forest So. 17 Philadelphia BJ Mullens 7-0 275 C Ohio State Fr. 18 *Minnesota Patrick Patterson 6-8 235 PF Kentucky So. 19 Atlanta Damion James 6-7 227 SF Texas Jr. 20 Dallas Ty Lawson 6-0 195 PG North Carolina Jr. 21 *Utah Jonny Flynn 6-0 186 PG Syracuse So. 22 Portland James Johnson 6-8 235 SF Wake Forest So. 23 New Orleans Omri Casspi 6-8 225 SF Israel Intl. 24 *Chicago Terrence Williams 6-6 220 SG/SF Louisville Sr. 25 *Oklahoma Cty Wayne Ellington 6-5 194 SG North Carolina Jr. 26 *Sacramento Tyreke Evans 6-6 219 SG Memphis Fr. 27 *Memphis Jeff Pendergraph 6-9 230 PF Arizona St. Sr. 28 *Minnesota Jrue Holiday 6-3 205 PG/SG UCLA Fr. 29 LA Lakers Tyler Hansbrough 6-8 245 PF North Carolina Sr. 30 Cleveland AJ Ogilvy 6-10 250 C Vanderbilt 31 Sacramento AJ Price 6-2 190 PG UConn Sr. 32 Washington Darren Collison 6-0 170 PG UCLA Sr. 33 LA Clippers Dionte Christmas 6-5 190 SG Temple Sr. 34 Memphis Taj Gibson 6-9 225 PF USC Jr. 35 Minnesota Toney Douglas 6-2 196 PG Florida St. Sr. 36 Oklahoma Cty Josh Heytvelt 6-11 238 PF Gonzaga Sr. 37 Golden St. Marcus Thornton 6-4 210 SG LSU Sr. 38 Toronto Jeff Adrien 6-7 245 PF UConn Sr. 39 New York Dante Cunningham 6-7 230 SF Villanova Sr. 40 Indiana Jermaine Taylor 6-4 203 SG Central Florida Sr. 41 New Jersey Vladimir Dasic 6-9 218 SF Montenegro Intl. 42 Milwaukee Stanley Robinson 6-8 220 SF UConn Jr. 43 Charlotte Emir Preldzic 6-8 220 SG/SF Slovenia Intl. 44 Phoenix Curtis Jerrells 6-1 195 PG Baylor Sr. 45 Chicago Stefon Jackson 6-5 185 SG UTEP Sr. 46 Detroit Robert Dozier 6-10 215 SF/PF Memphis Sr. 47 Philadelphia Sherron Collins 5-11 200 PG Kansas Jr. 48 Miami Tyrese Rice 6-0 190 PG Boston College Sr. 49 Atlanta Jonas Jerebko 6-9 220 SF Sweden Intl. 50 Dallas Leo Lyons 6-9 235 PF Missouri Sr. 51 Utah Jerel McNeal 6-3 200 SG Marquette Sr. 52 Portland Milenko Tepic 6-7 200 PG/SG Serbia Intl. 53 New Orleans Cedric Jackson 6-3 180 PG Cleveland St. Sr. 54 Denver Josh Akognon 5-11 185 PG Cal State Ful... Sr. 55 San Antonio Micah Downs 6-7 180 SG/SF Gonzaga Sr. 56 Houston Sergio Llull 6-3 180 PG/SG Spain Intl. 57 Orlando Danny Green 6-6 210 SF North Carolina Sr. 58 Boston Wesley Matthews 6-5 215 SG Marquette Sr. 59 LA Lakers Chris Johnson 6-11 205 PF/C LSU Sr. 60 Cleveland Josh Shipp 6-5 220 SG UCLA Sr. Go to http://www.nbadraft.net to see 2010 mock draft and other info. I'm not sure why they do not have Rubio on there. :confused:
March 24, 200917 yr I'm not sure why they do not have Rubio on there. :confused: Beat's me. :eyeonyou:
March 24, 200917 yr Not in a million years. Jennings is :notworthy: compared to Rubio :thumb: :popcorn: :clap: :puke: :dancingpa :dancingpa :dancingpa :taz: I like that you finally found an excuse to use the dancing things.
March 24, 200917 yr I would take Brandon Jennings, Ty Lawson, and maybe even Teague over Rubio. I am not sold on Teague. He is a fantastic scorer, but not a true PG.
March 24, 200917 yr Griffin, Teague, Hill, Harden, Jeff Adrien, Lawson, and Clark should all be exciting to watch in the NBA.
March 25, 200917 yr Author I like that you finally found an excuse to use the dancing things. Thought you would. Ha ha ha. :walk::jump::dancingpa:lol::banana::taz::puke::ylsuper::laugh::scared::popcorn::clap::bunny:
March 25, 200917 yr Author I would take Brandon Jennings, Ty Lawson, and maybe even Teague over Rubio. Not me. Jennings could be a fine player. I think he is the closest to Rubio. They are both really flashy players. I think Jennings is more style over substance though. Everything Rubio does is in the flow of the game. When Jennings was in high school, often times he would sacrifice the easy, necessary play to try to make the flashy play. I don't think Lawson is close. The only thing he has on Rubio is he is faster. But, Rubio isn't exactly a snail either. He has more size and is a better shooter/scorer if need be. Teague to me is a poor man's DWade. He really isn't a pg or a sg he's just kind of a tweener. DWade overcomes this because he is one of the best handful of players in the world. Can Teague? Rubio will be the highest drafted European Guard of all-time I think. He will be a very good player. He has proved that since he was 14 playing against adults in the best euro pro leagues, and he proved that at the Olympics. I might not pass on Griffin, but I think Rubio ends up as the best of this class.
March 25, 200917 yr 1 Sacramento Blake Griffin 6-10 252 PF Oklahoma So. 2 Washington Hasheem Thabeet 7-3 265 C UConn Jr. 3 LA Clippers Jordan Hill 6-10 235 PF Arizona Jr. 4 Memphis James Harden 6-5 220 SG Arizona St. So. 5 *Minnesota Brandon Jennings 6-1 170 PG USA Intl. 6 Oklahoma Cty Demar DeRozan 6-6 210 SG USC Fr. 7 Golden St. Earl Clark 6-9 230 SF Louisville Jr. 8 Toronto Gerald Henderson 6-4 210 SG Duke Jr. 9 *New York Al-Farouq Aminu 6-9 215 SF Wake Forest Fr. 10 Indiana Craig Brackins 6-10 230 PF Iowa St. So. 11 New Jersey Chase Budinger 6-7 218 SG/SF Arizona Jr. 12 Milwaukee Eric Maynor 6-3 180 PG VCU Sr. 13 Charlotte Willie Warren 6-3 207 PG/SG Oklahoma Fr. 14 Phoenix Sam Young 6-6 220 SF Pittsburgh Sr. 15 Chicago DeJuan Blair 6-6 287 PF Pittsburgh So. 16 Detroit Jeff Teague 6-2 175 PG Wake Forest So. 17 Philadelphia BJ Mullens 7-0 275 C Ohio State Fr. 18 *Minnesota Patrick Patterson 6-8 235 PF Kentucky So. 19 Atlanta Damion James 6-7 227 SF Texas Jr. 20 Dallas Ty Lawson 6-0 195 PG North Carolina Jr. 21 *Utah Jonny Flynn 6-0 186 PG Syracuse So. 22 Portland James Johnson 6-8 235 SF Wake Forest So. 23 New Orleans Omri Casspi 6-8 225 SF Israel Intl. 24 *Chicago Terrence Williams 6-6 220 SG/SF Louisville Sr. 25 *Oklahoma Cty Wayne Ellington 6-5 194 SG North Carolina Jr. 26 *Sacramento Tyreke Evans 6-6 219 SG Memphis Fr. 27 *Memphis Jeff Pendergraph 6-9 230 PF Arizona St. Sr. 28 *Minnesota Jrue Holiday 6-3 205 PG/SG UCLA Fr. 29 LA Lakers Tyler Hansbrough 6-8 245 PF North Carolina Sr. 30 Cleveland AJ Ogilvy 6-10 250 C Vanderbilt 31 Sacramento AJ Price 6-2 190 PG UConn Sr. 32 Washington Darren Collison 6-0 170 PG UCLA Sr. 33 LA Clippers Dionte Christmas 6-5 190 SG Temple Sr. 34 Memphis Taj Gibson 6-9 225 PF USC Jr. 35 Minnesota Toney Douglas 6-2 196 PG Florida St. Sr. 36 Oklahoma Cty Josh Heytvelt 6-11 238 PF Gonzaga Sr. 37 Golden St. Marcus Thornton 6-4 210 SG LSU Sr. 38 Toronto Jeff Adrien 6-7 245 PF UConn Sr. 39 New York Dante Cunningham 6-7 230 SF Villanova Sr. 40 Indiana Jermaine Taylor 6-4 203 SG Central Florida Sr. 41 New Jersey Vladimir Dasic 6-9 218 SF Montenegro Intl. 42 Milwaukee Stanley Robinson 6-8 220 SF UConn Jr. 43 Charlotte Emir Preldzic 6-8 220 SG/SF Slovenia Intl. 44 Phoenix Curtis Jerrells 6-1 195 PG Baylor Sr. 45 Chicago Stefon Jackson 6-5 185 SG UTEP Sr. 46 Detroit Robert Dozier 6-10 215 SF/PF Memphis Sr. 47 Philadelphia Sherron Collins 5-11 200 PG Kansas Jr. 48 Miami Tyrese Rice 6-0 190 PG Boston College Sr. 49 Atlanta Jonas Jerebko 6-9 220 SF Sweden Intl. 50 Dallas Leo Lyons 6-9 235 PF Missouri Sr. 51 Utah Jerel McNeal 6-3 200 SG Marquette Sr. 52 Portland Milenko Tepic 6-7 200 PG/SG Serbia Intl. 53 New Orleans Cedric Jackson 6-3 180 PG Cleveland St. Sr. 54 Denver Josh Akognon 5-11 185 PG Cal State Ful... Sr. 55 San Antonio Micah Downs 6-7 180 SG/SF Gonzaga Sr. 56 Houston Sergio Llull 6-3 180 PG/SG Spain Intl. 57 Orlando Danny Green 6-6 210 SF North Carolina Sr. 58 Boston Wesley Matthews 6-5 215 SG Marquette Sr. 59 LA Lakers Chris Johnson 6-11 205 PF/C LSU Sr. 60 Cleveland Josh Shipp 6-5 220 SG UCLA Sr. Go to http://www.nbadraft.net to see 2010 mock draft and other info. Hopefully Jodie Meeks sees this list!!!!
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