NBA Draft

[mplebanon]

Originally Posted by JumpinJack5

He's a great example of why the rule should be changed-he should've gone straight from HS. The rule needs to be the baseball rule-go straight from HS if you want, but if you go to college, you must go for 2 years.

I agree with that.

Also, I think if they're drafted straight out of high school, they should be allowed to play on that NBA teams' developmental squad. I actually don't follow much of the NBA other than watching highlights here and there. Does each team have a developmental team?

[UCalum08]

Anyone watching the Michigan game right now? Holy crap they are lethal!! They have a couple NBA guards in Burke, hardaway, and Robinson.

[Bearcat04]

Originally Posted by UCalum08

Anyone watching the Michigan game right now? Holy crap they are lethal!! They have a couple NBA guards in Burke, hardaway, and Robinson.

Burke wasn't even heavily recruited either. I believe it came down to us and Michigan and he went with the immediate playing time. Very good player and yet another example that you can't just judge a player based on how many stars are next to his name.

[UCalum08]

Originally Posted by Bearcat04

Burke wasn't even heavily recruited either. I believe it came down to us and Michigan and he went with the immediate playing time. Very good player and yet another example that you can't just judge a player based on how many stars are next to his name.

Crazy that the $uckeyes let him go.

[BearcatAlum1]

Originally Posted by Bearcat04

Burke wasn't even heavily recruited either. I believe it came down to us and Michigan and he went with the immediate playing time. Very good player and yet another example that you can't just judge a player based on how many stars are next to his name.

Trey was a 4* player, if memory serves correct. He put up very good numbers for a solid Northland team, which include Jaylen Robinson and Devon Scott, both playing minutes for Dayton as true frosh.

[JasonS]

Originally Posted by BearcatAlum1

Trey was a 4* player, if memory serves correct. He put up very good numbers for a solid Northland team, which include Jaylen Robinson and Devon Scott, both playing minutes for Dayton as true frosh.

And don't forget the fact that Cash was going to be here for two more years pretty much sealed the deal for Trey to go to Michigan.

[Gotcha23]

Originally Posted by Bearcat04

Burke wasn't even heavily recruited either. I believe it came down to us and Michigan and he went with the immediate playing time. Very good player and yet another example that you can't just judge a player based on how many stars are next to his name.

Yea he was actually.

[Bearcat04]

Originally Posted by BearcatAlum1

Trey was a 4* player, if memory serves correct. He put up very good numbers for a solid Northland team, which include Jaylen Robinson and Devon Scott, both playing minutes for Dayton as true frosh.

Yes, he was a 4-star recruit by Scout and ESPN, but I wonder if that came in the final rankings? I just remember Rivals had him as a 3-star PG. He did not finish in the RSCI top 100 for 2011. While his offer sheet wasn't the greatest, there was a good list of teams had a lot of interest in him after he decommitted from Penn State. Looking back on it now his recruitment was a little better than I remember.