OK, I admit. I do not follow men's college basketball. I might watch a national championship game but this year's was pretty dull And I have a sneaking suspicion I'm not the only one. So, my request/proposal during the draft talk that is sure to dominate the board for a few weeks: When you say the Blazers should draft X or not draft Y, say why. Give a little information - position, strengths, weaknesses. Because right now most of these guys are just names. Gracias.
I don't watch any college hoops, but usually by the end of June I have a pretty good idea of who is who. Just have to read some of the draft sites and watch some of the youtube vids that people post. It doesn't give you the first hand opinions that someone who has watched them in live games would have, but you still get a pretty good grasp on who is good.
Would it be easier to maybe have a thread strictly for prospects? That way people don't have to spend time writing a bio in a lot of different threads, and there can be 1 thread people refer to?
I would be happy to start one, and post an Anthony Davis profile. People can let me know if I need less or more. Mods can sticky it until draft?
The reason I think it's a good idea, is so that everyone can put their opinion of a player, without it getting all mixed up and crazy.
i would suggest going to sites like draftexpress.com or swishscout.com and reading the bios on these guys. the work is already done there and in most cases will be much better done than anyone here would do.
Come on MM, really? You understand where I'm coming from and it's been an unwritten rule for a long time on most sites. I had noticed some people posting nearly full articles and in some cases not even posting a link to credit the source. It was something that needed to be said.
All good, I've been getting a lot of snark lately. You can copy things, just be mindful about how much you copy. If you feel like you left a majority of the original content, you're good to go. I just hate stealing views from sites like nbadraft.net or draftexpress because this is the one time of the year that those guys really shine. We can post links and snippets but people should really be going to those sites to read up on the prospects. Now if you want to post your own analysis of the players, that would be awesome.
MM, actually, a prospect thread is a good idea. I'm mainly interested in Blazers prospects, so the consensus #1 pick isn't in the cards, but by all means sum up if you can. Yes, I know there are sites, but some of us are supposed to be at work....