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What do you mean by promise?
According to nbadraft.net
Player page: http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/Erick-Green-16580/NBADraft.net @nbadraftnet 3m
Sources have indicated Spurs may have a promise with Erick Green at 28. #draftrumor
What do you mean by promise?
Well this will be confusing. Hope his # doesn't invole the number 4 anywhere...
Oh another undersized smallguard per par
^Yup
at those wanting to die if the Spurs take another PG. Let alone a tweener PG that isn't likely to step right in and solve the back up PG problem.
Take this with a grain of salt obviously because how often to legit Spurs leaks happen?
Led the NCAA in scoring at 25.4ppg.
This prob just a smoke screen of some sort tbh...
Lot's of guys can score in the NCAA (some of which the Spurs drafted aka Denmon) - does not make them useful.
Seems like the spurs always grab guys that are undersized for their position, and then pop throws them in the dog house to never be seen again, but idk
This actually seems on par with what the Spurs do. they've taken small SG's. Just don't like this shooting guard.
And a lot of good NCAA scorers do turn out to be useful in the NBA. What's your point?
CIA Pop trying to trick Portland into drafting a combo-guard.
Whats the difference between this guy and Denmon?
Erick Green led the nation in scoring last season. I watched him a few times at VT and he can actually ball. His strength is definitely his speed. He's not a true PG though. And he's really weak. Needs to put on some weight.
I don't like him at all. I'd be very disappointed if the Spurs pick him.
What was yours? Or were you just stating a stat?
Reminds me of George Hill. I'd actually approve of us selecting him only if it meant we'd dump Joseph or else it'd be a redundant pick per par.
The Spurs have never let anyone know who they interested in since it cost them Krstic in 2002. Thank god I'm saying Krstic 2002 and not Parker 2001 (wasn't a well-kept secret that they wanted him back then).
Pretty much a Neal clone.
Watched him play against NC State. He scores a lot... but he's the ONLY good guy on their team. Risky pick.
This is smoke screen. The Spurs are wanting someone to bite on this guy so they can get the pick they actually do want.
Well, like most Spurs draft spots, every pick is risky. It's incredibly rare, even if you are drafted in the 1st round, that you stick in the NBA. Goes double for outside of the lottery.
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