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  • #21224
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    We all know that Ray can ball & that he chose to play under his father on the college level. My question is now that he is playing in a lower level talent conference, will he be a NBA prospect when it’s all said & done? I think this may have hurt him by not commiting to a top notch D1 school.

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  • #391944
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    his dad has been coaching him his whole life. He should have another coach teach things his dad doesnt know. a different perspective from another coach would be good for him. Plus not playing in a top conference will hurt his development a little. theres alwasy aau and special tournaments for the top players so it gets evened out a little now a days. He will look better playing in a weaker conference

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  • #391923
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    his dad has been coaching him his whole life. He should have another coach teach things his dad doesnt know. a different perspective from another coach would be good for him. Plus not playing in a top conference will hurt his development a little. theres alwasy aau and special tournaments for the top players so it gets evened out a little now a days. He will look better playing in a weaker conference

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  • #391946
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    I don’t think he’ll be hurt all that much by his decision to play for Detroit. Detroit has a chance to be a very good team with him running the show for the next year or so. If he performs well and gets them to win a game or 2 against hgih-level competition, he will raise his stock. That’s really what it’ll come down to in projecting him as a prospect, how he plays against the good teams.

    I don’t know about you guys, but I’ll be glued to the TV/computer when he matches up against Shelvin Mack and Butler

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    I don’t think he’ll be hurt all that much by his decision to play for Detroit. Detroit has a chance to be a very good team with him running the show for the next year or so. If he performs well and gets them to win a game or 2 against hgih-level competition, he will raise his stock. That’s really what it’ll come down to in projecting him as a prospect, how he plays against the good teams.

    I don’t know about you guys, but I’ll be glued to the TV/computer when he matches up against Shelvin Mack and Butler

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  • #391948
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    NBA teams can tell if you can hoop or not regardless of what level competition you play. It shouldnt affect his draft position much at all
    See Eric Maynor, Larry Sanders, Paul George and a lot of foreigners who dont play in the top euro leagues.

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  • #391927
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    NBA teams can tell if you can hoop or not regardless of what level competition you play. It shouldnt affect his draft position much at all
    See Eric Maynor, Larry Sanders, Paul George and a lot of foreigners who dont play in the top euro leagues.

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  • #391956
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    bro.. ive seen him play live… he will make it to the nba trust me… guy has GAME!!!

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    Malik-Universal
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    bro.. ive seen him play live… he will make it to the nba trust me… guy has GAME!!!

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  • #391937
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    Malik-Universal
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    600

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  • #391958
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    Malik-Universal
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    600

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  • #391941
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    I absolutely understand where you are coming from, but there are plenty of players that goes that route to a lower level conference & does not succeed, What’s the percentage of those who make it to the next level?

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  • #391962
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    I absolutely understand where you are coming from, but there are plenty of players that goes that route to a lower level conference & does not succeed, What’s the percentage of those who make it to the next level?

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  • #391947
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    Platypus
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    i havent seen him yet, who can you compare him to?

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  • #391968
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    Platypus
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    i havent seen him yet, who can you compare him to?

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  • #391953
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    McDunkin

    Congratulations Universal on reaching 600 and i also agree with you on him making it.

    I think he will have some big games this year

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  • #391974
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    McDunkin

    Congratulations Universal on reaching 600 and i also agree with you on him making it.

    I think he will have some big games this year

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  • #391949
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    dont forget Gordon Hayword too

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  • #391970
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    dont forget Gordon Hayword too

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  • #391973
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    Yeah Hayward, Babbit and Javale Mcgee.

    Theres others too but overall when you get past maybe the top 50 ranked recruits its really a crapshoot for who makes it to the league. and not many top recruits have gone the midmajor route in the past like this year with mccallum, ferguson and the guy going to central michigan idr his name.

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    Yeah Hayward, Babbit and Javale Mcgee.

    Theres others too but overall when you get past maybe the top 50 ranked recruits its really a crapshoot for who makes it to the league. and not many top recruits have gone the midmajor route in the past like this year with mccallum, ferguson and the guy going to central michigan idr his name.

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  • #391975
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    McDunkin

    symbol i honestly can give you a sure comparison, but this site compares him to mo williams, and i have also seen him compared to darren collison

    what i know is that he is a true pg
    can get to the rim
    good defender
    his jumper off the dribble is shaky, but spotting up its solid
    pretty athletic

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  • #391996
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    symbol i honestly can give you a sure comparison, but this site compares him to mo williams, and i have also seen him compared to darren collison

    what i know is that he is a true pg
    can get to the rim
    good defender
    his jumper off the dribble is shaky, but spotting up its solid
    pretty athletic

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  • #391979
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    McDunkin

    *^ that can should be cant

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  • #392000
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    McDunkin

    *^ that can should be cant

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  • #392084
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    How is his passing ability

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  • #392103
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    How is his passing ability

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  • #392086
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    McDunkin

    he is a great passer thats what i meant by a true point guard. He is a very unselfish player. This is probably a result of playing under his dad

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  • #392105
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    McDunkin

    he is a great passer thats what i meant by a true point guard. He is a very unselfish player. This is probably a result of playing under his dad

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  • #392154
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    Malik-Universal
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    he doesnt have the shootin ability of mo willimas… macculum got bunnies

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  • #392173
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    Malik-Universal
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    he doesnt have the shootin ability of mo willimas… macculum got bunnies

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  • #392198
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    boxn1
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    He has the goods,ive seen him a few times,and i go to 5-6 U of D games,they are pretty good, young,but good. And how many guys that have these super high ratings out of highschool go to the elite D-1 schools and are never to be heard from again. Its just about the same chance of success with different things being the obstacles.

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    He has the goods,ive seen him a few times,and i go to 5-6 U of D games,they are pretty good, young,but good. And how many guys that have these super high ratings out of highschool go to the elite D-1 schools and are never to be heard from again. Its just about the same chance of success with different things being the obstacles.

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  • #392227
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    midwestbbscout
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    Stephen Curry

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    Stephen Curry

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