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Over or under 1% chance these players eventually play for the Spurs?
1st round: Dominique Archie
2nd round: Lance Thomas
3rd round: Josh Young
4th round: Garrett Williamson
Toros' top 4 picks are all rookies. I guess it show that Toros focus is still to try to develop young players.
They also look very thin at PG. Hopefully, Temple will be sent down to Austin.
Over or under 1% chance these players eventually play for the Spurs?
Last edited by MaNu4Tres; 11-01-2010 at 07:37 PM.
Why pass over Brandon Wallace twice?
Probably under. The only thing I see is Archie could be a bit of a wild card coming off that injury.
I thought Marcus Hubbard didn't make it out of the Toros camp last season. Weird if they drafted him again after that.
Nice pickup in Round 8 if Scooter McFadgon can still play like he did the last time he was in the D-League.
Last edited by ChumpDumper; 11-01-2010 at 08:12 PM.
5th round: Marcus Hubbard
6th round: Vernon Hamilton
7th round: Shagari Alleyne
8th round: Scooter McFadgon
Some D-League vets and a 7'3" guy.
Is that his real name, lol
Maybe they fear/think that he will go back in Europe soon.
Aside the wish to develop young players, going with college players limit the risk to see them leaving the team in the middle of the year. Overseas teams rarely spend significant amount of money on college players.
It's Cornelius.
Dominique Archie among the 2010 D-League draftees for the Austin Toros
by Andrew A. McNeill
48 Minutes of
Separate from the hoopla of Tiago Splitter’s debut for the San Antonio Spurs last night against the Los Angeles Clippers, San Antonio’s farm team filled out their training camp roster with the NBA D-League Draft.
The Austin Toros had the 14th pick in the first round of the draft and selected small forward Dominique Archie from South Carolina. Via the press release:
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