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[QUOTE="REB1094, post: 5304319, member: 12147"] The question comes down to: what is more attractive as an NBA prospect - an inefficient 15 PPG freshman or an efficient 10-12 PPG sophomore? Looking at our roster next year, it should be assumed that Liam will take less shots due to an overall improved offense (less bailout situations for him) Based on the lottery picks last week that came from a US college, I'm inclined to say 15 PPG freshman. Lots of freshmen, and lots of high scorers on that list. Liam fell further than I think everyone including him expected, but I'm not convinced he's a sure fire lottery pick next year if he comes back since there's just less shots available [/QUOTE]
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