Harrison

Seems as though a little rest has helped dlo return to his pre calf injury form. Lets keep it up D!
 
@DangeloHarrison · 1h 1 hour ago
Portsmouth Invitational was success averaged 17.3 points... 5.6 assists ... and 7.6 rebounds.. Not so bad #2015PIT #2-1#whatsnext?
 
Adam Zagoria
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Over the next 2 weeks former St. John's G @DangeloHarrison will work out for the Lakers, Philly, Houston & Washington, source tells @SNYtv
 
I've been saying for the last couple of years that I think that D'Lo sticks with an NBA team.
 
I've been saying for the last couple of years that I think that D'Lo sticks with an NBA team.
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It'll be interesting to see how he fairs post college. Really curious. Good luck to him. I hope he kills it. I've said before he'll end up on the sideline coaching after his playing days are over.
 
I've been saying for the last couple of years that I think that D'Lo sticks with an NBA team.
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I really hope he does. Nobody deserves it more.

Just think his defense is going to hold him back.
 
I've been saying for the last couple of years that I think that D'Lo sticks with an NBA team.
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I really hope he does. Nobody deserves it more.

Just think his defense is going to hold him back.
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It'd hold him back if people actually played this defense you speak of in the nba
 
I do hope he makes it. I think he falls just short of NBA level ability in some areas except heart, and that just may carry him.

It's really impressive to think that last season's roster had 5 players with near NBA level talent. If only Lavin had built a deeper and more balanced roster (including front court players), the core 6 may have carried the squad deep into the NCAA's. So Lavin gets credit for assembling 5/6 very good players and at the same time lambasted for the steep talent fall off and lack of succession beyond them.
 
I do hope he makes it. I think he falls just short of NBA level ability in some areas except heart, and that just may carry him.

It's really impressive to think that last season's roster had 5 players with near NBA level talent. If only Lavin had built a deeper and more balanced roster (including front court players), the core 6 may have carried the squad deep into the NCAA's. So Lavin gets credit for assembling 5/6 very good players and at the same time lambasted for the steep talent fall off and lack of succession beyond them.
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GM Beast
I like the "heart" reference; the intangibles; no one knows for sure ahead of time hence some high draft picks never blossom and some lower picks excel - you and other posters can provide examples better than I - but I was thinking about that excellent point guard for the Celtics now on another team (name?)
Wasn't he thought of less than his actual level of play???

all the best
 
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