NBA draft room has him up to the 10th pick in their latest mock. Bouk might be getting his picture hung up in Werth.
I’ll live with Cade and Jalen drafted ahead of him at guard but BJ Boston? The kid can’t shoot.up to #10 on Tankathon’s updated mock today, as well
I’ll live with Cade and Jalen drafted ahead of him at guard but BJ Boston? The kid can’t shoot.
Easiest way to do this is have a wing flash from the opposite side to the foul line when the triple team comes. Only requires a short pass from the PnR and allows the player at the foul line to catch, turn and decide what to do.
Unfortunately this draft class is going to be absolutely stacked it will have 6-7 kids who could have gone number 1 this year. I believe Bouknight will be top 10 though. A GM will fall in love, I could see a team moving up for him.Agreed, if Boston keeps playing like this I don’t know how you pick him in the lottery. I know he has a great high school pedigree, but he’s 5/29 from 3. Tankathon took Terrance Clarke off their 1st round mock - not sure why Boston has such a long leash.
Unfortunately this draft class is going to be absolutely stacked it will have 6-7 kids who could have gone number 1 this year. I believe Bouknight will be top 10 though. A GM will fall in love, I could see a team moving up for him.
Agreed, if Boston keeps playing like this I don’t know how you pick him in the lottery. I know he has a great high school pedigree, but he’s 5/29 from 3. Tankathon took Terrance Clarke off their 1st round mock - not sure why Boston has such a long leash.
I just don’t trust that he’ll be able to do the things he did in high school at higher levels. For example he used his length really well in high school in the league everyone is as long as he is. He can’t get separation.he’s a young kid on an immature cal team. from what i’ve seen in high school and glimpses @ kentucky , he’s got ingram’s skill set. and remember brandon ingram was considered a bust his rookie season?
What do you see in Mobley, I know it's based in potential but I don't see it. I see a taller Noah Vonleh, I could be wrong.For me, there are 5 guys as of now that I think are #1 worthy in any given year in Cunningham, Suggs, Mobley, Green and Kuminga. Can certainly see the arguments to put a few other guys in that tier as well. So I think there’s a pretty hard ceiling on Bouk’s draft position, but I’ll be thrilled if he goes anywhere in the lottery. His current mock to Memphis at #10 would be such a fun fit.
I disagree, I see it. His fluidity and athleticism are insane for a 7 footer(although I suspect he’s a little under 7). He can beat guys off the dribble, can guard stretch forwards, can pass. Those kids don’t come around too often.What do you see in Mobley, I know it's based in potential but I don't see it. I see a taller Noah Vonleh, I could be wrong.
I disagree, I see it. His fluidity and athleticism are insane for a 7 footer(although I suspect he’s a little under 7). He can beat guys off the dribble, can guard stretch forwards, can pass. Those kids don’t come around too often.
Ok, you nailed it.......where is the drive/toughness, that can't be taught.the only thing i question is his toughness/drive, but the nba staff will take care of that quick. kuminga is a fascinating prospect, he’s got the size & physical ability, there’s something missing.
The reason why he has a reputation as a bad passer on NBA scouting reports is that he is not a good passer. I wouldn't say he is a liability, he just isn't good. He's wired to score and asked to score, so he does. A lot.
He doesn't see tough passes that haven't been coached to him in a way that guys like Shabazz, Marcus Williams, Taliek or Ollie would. Even Ben Gordon and a couple other our SGs over the years. Yesterday's dropped pass to Whaley (?) was one of just a few passes from Bouk where I thought "wow, he just made something out of nothing."
Some of our other talented SGs were just naturally better passers. Bouk really profiles a lot like a young Ray Allen at the college level. Excellent rebounding at his size, but not a natural passer. Obviously Ray was more of a sniper vs Bouk a shot creator, but you get the idea.
All of these are per 40:
Effortless James Year 1:
2.0 AST
2.8 TO
Effortless James Year 2:
1.8 AST
3.2 TO
Ray Allen Year 1:
2.6 AST
2.6 TO
Ray Allen Year 2:
2.9 AST
2.4 TO
Rip Hamilton Year 1:
3.6 AST
3.9 TO
Rip Hamilton Year 2:
2.9 AST
2.8 TO
Ben Gordon Year 1:
5.0 AST
3.8 TO
Ben Gordon Year 2:
5.7 AST
4.1 TO
I haven’t seen much of Kuminga.the only thing i question is his toughness/drive, but the nba staff will take care of that quick. kuminga is a fascinating prospect, he’s got the size & physical ability, there’s something missing.
back to the op, bouk is about right with his ranking 10-18. if he gets uconn to the sweet 16, now we’re in the top 10. if there is a tournament
I need to see what NCAA tournament James Bouknight looks like, at least once.the only thing i question is his toughness/drive, but the nba staff will take care of that quick. kuminga is a fascinating prospect, he’s got the size & physical ability, there’s something missing.
back to the op, bouk is about right with his ranking 10-18. if he gets uconn to the sweet 16, now we’re talking top 10. if there is a tournament
he’s a young kid on an immature cal team. from what i’ve seen in high school and glimpses @ kentucky , he’s got ingram’s skill set. and remember brandon ingram was considered a bust his rookie season?
What do you see in Mobley, I know it's based in potential but I don't see it. I see a taller Noah Vonleh, I could be wrong.