Thunder Good-Oil
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QFP#46 here. Interesting list.
NBA Draft Room 2023 Projection
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I’m sure this will be rigorously debated at some point
Why do you think ZZ would guard him? Whether or not you are joking your basketball IQ is very limited.Yeah a 6'7 PG doesn't give me good feels.
6'7 vs 5'7 :/ (this is a terrible joke guys, I know he is 5'9 lmaoo)
Why do you think ZZ would guard him? Whether or not you are joking your basketball IQ is very limited.
Also Arkansas has been living off of transfers for the longest it will be interesting to see what mussleman can do with freshman. There almost always is a learning curve involved with young players but you guys can continue to anoint them in this thread it’s hilarious you guys continue to flop over them, there is an Arkansas board just waiting for you somewhere
Dont forget about Auburn. They havent bought their roster yet
I think the SEC will be extremely top heavy next season. 1-5 will be a battle but after that I see a significant drop offI read where Sears the guard from Ohio is looking to transfer closer to home. He is from Alabama. I can see Auburn landing him due to the guards Alabama has coming in. I would pick Arkansas to win the SEC. I just don't see how Musselman is going to keep everyone happy on that roster. He's bringing in 6 players and don't really lose anyone. Kentucky is loosing the fear they use to put in the rest of the SEC. The SEC has upgraded the past few years in coaching and talent through out the league. No one is scared of Kentucky anymore, SEC schools now have the players to match up with them. I can see the SEC preseason ranked 1-4 as Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Auburn. Auburn may surprise teams again. Chance Westry is going to be really good for them and Tre Donaldson is no scrub as he proved himself last AAU season against top rated recruits. The SEC will be tough again next season.
Pretty sure they lose NotaeI read where Sears the guard from Ohio is looking to transfer closer to home. He is from Alabama. I can see Auburn landing him due to the guards Alabama has coming in. I would pick Arkansas to win the SEC. I just don't see how Musselman is going to keep everyone happy on that roster. He's bringing in 6 players and don't really lose anyone. Kentucky is loosing the fear they use to put in the rest of the SEC. The SEC has upgraded the past few years in coaching and talent through out the league. No one is scared of Kentucky anymore, SEC schools now have the players to match up with them. I can see the SEC preseason ranked 1-4 as Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Auburn. Auburn may surprise teams again. Chance Westry is going to be really good for them and Tre Donaldson is no scrub as he proved himself last AAU season against top rated recruits. The SEC will be tough again next season.