basketballjones
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Just read that Denver is looking at possibly drafting Moe 22nd.
Just read that Denver is looking at possibly drafting Moe 22nd.
STOP THE INSANITY!!!! Zeller in the top 10??CNNSI has him going 23rd to the Hawks
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/20...mock.draft/index.html?eref=sihp&sct=hp_t11_a0
Just read that Denver is looking at possibly drafting Moe 22nd.
Denver is 20. And Chad Ford does have Moe going there right now in his mock.
You would have to think Karl and Dunlap are talking.
Other connections could be Houston where I think CR mentioned a former Lavin guy working in basketball ops, Golden State with the Mark Jackson connection, and if Mullin lands GM job wherever that might be.
Just read that Denver is looking at possibly drafting Moe 22nd.
Denver is 20. And Chad Ford does have Moe going there right now in his mock.
You would have to think Karl and Dunlap are talking.
Other connections could be Houston where I think CR mentioned a former Lavin guy working in basketball ops, Golden State with the Mark Jackson connection, and if Mullin lands GM job wherever that might be.
Golden State has multiple connections - their new General Manager is Bob Myers - he was recruted to UCLA by asst. coach Steve lavin, and was later team Captain for the Bruins under Head Coach Steve Lavin.
Wonder if New Orleans might look at Moe with their 2nd pick all the way up at #10 now, since they've also secured Davis with the #1? Former Lavin player and assistant coach Gerald Madkins is Director of Player Personnel for the Hornets. That'd give N.O. what KY had with Davis and Kidd-Gilchrist - only better!
I'm just going to say that making your draft picks based on personal relationships with coaches and school affiliations is going to get you fired sooner or later.
Sparano a solid hire down with the Fins? We could debate Parcells all day.I'm just going to say that making your draft picks based on personal relationships with coaches and school affiliations is going to get you fired sooner or later.
So your saying managers in any business whether it be sports or not don't bring in people they like and are familiar with? I mean Bill Parcells comes to mind immediately as someone successful who did it.
All depends how good the people you surround yourself are.
I'm just going to say that making your draft picks based on personal relationships with coaches and school affiliations is going to get you fired sooner or later.
I don't dispute that but Lavin's gonna talk up Moe to whoever asks about him, be it Gerald Madkins or RC Buford (tell me he has some relationship with him and I'll have to find someone else to put in here). Making draft picks without talking to your pick's coach is going to get you fired sooner or later.
I don't dispute that but Lavin's gonna talk up Moe to whoever asks about him, be it Gerald Madkins or RC Buford (tell me he has some relationship with him and I'll have to find someone else to put in here). Making draft picks without talking to your pick's coach is going to get you fired sooner or later.
And a coach talking up a player just because he played for him will cause that coach to lose credibility very quickly. Not saying Lavin shouldn't talk up Harkless at all, just talking generally. I know college coaches who won't go near some high school coaches because they don't provide an objective appraisal of their players.
Moe Harkless is a "sleeper pick" for the Raptors at No. 8, sources tell ESPN's Chad Ford.
This is another scenario that's very difficult to believe. There is going to be a ton of draft chatter prior to the June 28 event, but Harkless projects to be selected between picks 15-25 in the first round.