LoVett

Thanks to NCAA Lovett has two years of college so far.

Correct I misspoke but message is still the same.

Would be a good sign if he is still attending classes.  At least would keep options open.

Very much a good sign. Any students out there taking any of his classes ?

Quote from: johnniesfilmmaker on March 22, 2017, 03:06:38 AM

He's older than a lot of us realize

Is he actually 29, instead of 21?

Good one. Feel like a lot of people think he's 19. At 21, he': never playing in the NBA. If he stays 3 years he'll be getting drafted at almost 24 years old.  That doesn't happen.

And to the guy who said his time to make is over the next 45 years, he isn't Gods'Gift Achiuwa,  he could probably make a couple hundred thousand playing overseas for 3 years while trying to make summer league teams instead of delaying that option for 3 years and almost guaranteeing he never makes an NBA squad. I hope he comes back but if I were him, I'd strongly consider leaving.

Question. If Lovett wanted to go pro, could he just hire an agent and try and get a job playing in China or Turkey? Their is no draft process? Why wait until next season?

Quote from: johnniesfilmmaker on March 22, 2017, 03:06:38 AM

He's older than a lot of us realize

Is he actually 29, instead of 21?

Haha. I know that there's a minimum age limit for the NBA. However, I didn't know there was a maximum age limit as well.

Which PG will be pocked first out of Fultz, Ball, Fox, and Lovett?

Which PG will be pocked first out of Fultz, Ball, Fox, and Lovett?

Fultz though something seems wrong about a number one pick pg not able to get his team more than nine wins.

Quote from: Marillac on March 28, 2017, 06:37:20 PM

Which PG will be pocked first out of Fultz, Ball, Fox, and Lovett?

Fultz though something seems wrong about a number one pick pg not able to get his team more than nine wins.

Fultz is incredible. I think he's the clear #1 and it isn't close.

I don't think choosing Fox over Ball is a stretch. Smith very close but next tier down.

Quote from: Marillac on March 28, 2017, 06:37:20 PM

Which PG will be pocked first out of Fultz, Ball, Fox, and Lovett?

Fultz though something seems wrong about a number one pick pg not able to get his team more than nine wins.

I think you missed my dis to Lovett. I agree, though, that something doesn't add up with a #1 caliber pick as a 6'4 PG, the position that can have more of an impact than any other at the college level, playing on a team with some decent talent (Noah Dickerson was #52, Crisp was #101, and Thybulle was #76 in 2016) an going 9-22. It's a total red flag they weren't around .500 or better.

My first pick would be Fox. I want no part of the Lavar Ball shit show and I think people are blinded by Ball's obvious similarity to Jason Kidd.

Which PG will be pocked first out of Fultz, Ball, Fox, and Lovett?

It's not like he's declared anything. What's the beef?

Quote from: Tha Kid on March 28, 2017, 09:09:42 PM

Quote from: Marillac on March 28, 2017, 06:37:20 PM

Which PG will be pocked first out of Fultz, Ball, Fox, and Lovett?

Fultz though something seems wrong about a number one pick pg not able to get his team more than nine wins.

I think you missed my dis to Lovett. I agree, though, that something doesn't add up with a #1 caliber pick as a 6'4 PG, the position that can have more of an impact than any other at the college level, playing on a team with some decent talent (Noah Dickerson was #52, Crisp was #101, and Thybulle was #76 in 2016) an going 9-22. It's a total red flag they weren't around .500 or better.

My first pick would be Fox. I want no part of the Lavar Ball shit show and I think people are blinded by Ball's obvious similarity to Jason Kidd.

No was silly so we all chose to ignore it

Looks like he is still on campus based on his latest Instagram story. This was also part of the post:

http://imgur.com/a/l1oiM