2010 Draft

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  1. BGrantFan

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    Hayward had trouble shooting at Butler. Is there another NBA player in that conference? I think Singler has proven at least the ability to get off shots in the ACC, a much better league than the Horizon.
     
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    Nikolokolus There's always next year

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    He struggled this year but was lights out last year ... does that mean he'll get back to his freshman form? Impossible to say, but I don't think he's as bad of a shooter as this year's numbers suggest (or maybe he is?)
     
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    I'll be kind of bummed,personally, if we draft either Singler or Hayward.
     
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    Nikolokolus There's always next year

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    After all I've said that's moderately complimentary of Hayward I agree.
     
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    They're both versatile, which I like. Unless the PG of the future is availabe at #20ish, then I don't have a problem with Singler, Hayward, or Pondexter.
     

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