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Posts in category "Draft Coverage"

Draft profiles: Tony Wroten, 6'7, 200 lbs, SG/PG, Washington

Draft profiles: Tony Wroten, 6'7, 200 lbs, SG/PG, Washington
Wroten's a silky-smooth lefty combo-guard prospect with one of the more intriguing games in the draft.  One of the most heralded Freshman coming into last year’s NCAA basketball season, he flashed signs of a good players while lacking consistently.  ... Read more »

Draft profiles: Jeffery Taylor, 6'7, 225 lbs., SF, Vanderbilt, Senior

Draft profiles: Jeffery Taylor, 6'7, 225 lbs., SF, Vanderbilt, Senior
Jeffery Taylor, an amazing talent, leaves you wanting more.  At his best, he fits the description of the ideal small forward; smart, heady, good defender, rangy, athletic, can handle the ball some (not great, but not a liability), and can shoot some.   However, he lacks consistency in all areas nearly every game. ... Read more »

Draft profiles: Jeremy lamb, 6'5, 190, SG, UCONN, Sophomore

Draft profiles: Jeremy lamb, 6'5, 190, SG, UCONN, Sophomore
Lamb came into last season as one of the more hyped prospects for the upcoming draft.   As a Freshman, Jeremy started to come into his own as the secondary scorer to Kemba Walker.  He flashed a strong mid range game by working the floor to get to his spot and using step-back jumpers off the dribble... Read more »
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Draft profiles: Andrew Nicholson, 6'9, 220 lbs, PF, St. Bonaventure, Senior

Draft profiles: Andrew Nicholson, 6'9, 220 lbs, PF, St. Bonaventure, Senior
Starting out a hidden secret, Andrew Nicholson is your prototypical stretch four who's become somewhat of a household name in this year’s college basketball circles and an intriguing pick at 29... Read more »

Draft profiles: Doron Lamb, 6'5, 205 lbs, SG, Kentucky sophomore

Draft profiles: Doron Lamb, 6'5, 205 lbs, SG, Kentucky sophomore
While 6’5, Doron is nothing to marvel at athletically.  He possesses above average lateral quickness, but needs to improve his defensive positioning. He's a fundamental defender more so than a disruptive one as he's rarely beaten but doesn't disrupt the defense with steals or blocks frequently either. Overall, he shouldn't become a liability on the floor defensively... Read more »

2012 Bulls draft central with Kevin States

Welcome back to Draft Central for 2012.   It was a brutal end to the season, but I think we have learned a lot about this team after witnessing this.  Even though, it has been apparent we lean too much on Derrick Rose, I think it became more apparent this year in the playoffs.  I think it is obvious we need a consistent threat that can create for self and others; whether from the perimeter or post.  With Kyle Korver, C.J. Watson, and Ronnie Brewer being non guaranteed along with Omer being a restricted free agent, I expect this to be an interesting offseason... Read more »
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2011 draft review

2011 draft review
Well Bulls Fans, it was great covering another draft with you guys.   It looks like the Gar actually went with the some of the best players available and not by needs.  Even though I did not do a write-up on either player, I really liked both picks and think both have a chance to contribute... Read more »

2011 final draft suggestions

Bulls Fans, It has been great covering the 2011 Draft with you guys.  After all the coverage, I figured I owed you my official draft hopes if we stick with our three picks (28, 30, and 43). Pick 28 – Charles Jenkins (Hofstra) – I feel that the Bulls need another creator, shooter, solid defender... Read more »

2011 NBA Draft Trade-Ups; 2nd Round Prospects

Well Bulls Fans, it has been another great draft, and I just wanted to cover in case we trade up players I feel we should go for and also cover the 2nd round steals in my opinion. 1st round trade up targets SG Marson Brooks (Providence) – Having covered Marshon already, I still feel he... Read more »
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Jeremy Tyler draft profile

Jeremy Tyler 6’11, 260 lbs., C Jeremy Tyler’s claim to fame was skipping his senior year of high schools to head overseas and get paid for international ball.  Jeremy Tyler was ranked #1 in his class at the time, but his stock has fallen tremendously since heading across the pond though the physical tools, size... Read more »