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All-American [556]
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say what you will about my source...
Mar 10, 2014, 4:01 PM
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I talked to KJ's little brother at the game. He said KJ is going pro.
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Re: say what you will about my source...
Mar 10, 2014, 4:17 PM
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That's obvious, but will it be after his senior year?
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All-American [556]
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Sorry, This year
Mar 10, 2014, 4:19 PM
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by the way. He is a well mannered 5th grader at that.
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Well, we now know your source is not GWP or LBU***
Mar 10, 2014, 4:20 PM
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110%er [7390]
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I thought your post said "sauce";
Mar 10, 2014, 4:22 PM
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was hoping to get some pointers on a nice fig/balsamic reduction.
KJ will be a first rounder.
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CU Medallion [61827]
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Sometimes we all need a little tomato/garlic/basil
Mar 10, 2014, 4:23 PM
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source.
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Re: I thought your post said "sauce";
Mar 10, 2014, 4:31 PM
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I think this calls for a peppercorn/horseradish reduction.
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All-TigerNet [14090]
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yeah, like his brother is going tell some random person...
Mar 10, 2014, 4:37 PM
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what KJ will do
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Re: say what you will about my source...
Mar 10, 2014, 5:35 PM
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If he does--he'll be making a big mistake.
If he could make 25 % improvement next season on perimeter shooting & ball handling over this year, he will increase his draft stock by a bundle. Team will be better next year andhe will get more exposure across the spectrum.
I hope the lure of oney now and gathering spinlters for too long in NBA does not bite him.
He really needs to think this decision through.
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Orange Blooded [3222]
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mark this post Romona***
Mar 10, 2014, 5:40 PM
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Re: say what you will about my source...
Mar 10, 2014, 5:46 PM
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If he does--he'll be making a big mistake.
If he could make 25 % improvement next season on perimeter shooting & ball handling over this year, he will increase his draft stock by a bundle. Team will be better next year andhe will get more exposure across the spectrum.
I hope the lure of oney now and gathering spinlters for too long in NBA does not bite him.
He really needs to think this decision through.
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Re: say what you will about my source...
Mar 10, 2014, 6:15 PM
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It really does not matter if he improves his draft position in the long scheme of things.
Lets say he is drafted 20th this year. His salary will be
1st year $1,134,500
2nd year $1,185,600
3rd year $1,236,600
option 4th and/or 5th
Now lets say he waits and is drafted 12th next year. A move up of 40%. It is hard to see him ever above 12th.
1st year $1,683,500
2nd year $1,759,300
3rd year $1,835,000
Basically an extra $500K a year IF IF IF IF IF he moves up to 12th , a big question mark. He could move down or up
PLUS the biggest consideration is that he believes he has a long NBA career which mean he can "get paid" after 5 seasons when he hits the open market.
In his mind he can start the clock after this season towards a big contract while waiting another year does not guarantee any extra money and at most just a token compared to what the open market will pay after he puts in his time.
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Orange Blooded [2638]
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Wow, after watching him this season I just don't see it...
Mar 10, 2014, 6:10 PM
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He is good at taking it to the basket, but he is not a good shooter, avg at best. If he came back next year and worked a BUNCH on his shot, he could be a top 15 pick
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Re: Wow, after watching him this season I just don't see it...
Mar 10, 2014, 6:14 PM
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I disagree most of the mock drafts I've seen have him going in the first round. I think he will impress at the pre-draft camps as well. I think he should go this year.
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Re: Wow, after watching him this season I just don't see it...
Mar 10, 2014, 6:16 PM
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It really does not matter if he improves his draft position in the long scheme of things.
Lets say he is drafted 20th this year. His salary will be
1st year $1,134,500
2nd year $1,185,600
3rd year $1,236,600
option 4th and/or 5th
Now lets say he waits and is drafted 12th next year. A move up of 40%. It is hard to see him ever above 12th.
1st year $1,683,500
2nd year $1,759,300
3rd year $1,835,000
Basically an extra $500K a year IF IF IF IF IF he moves up to 12th , a big question mark. He could move down or up
PLUS the biggest consideration is that he believes he has a long NBA career which mean he can "get paid" after 5 seasons when he hits the open market.
In his mind he can start the clock after this season towards a big contract while waiting another year does not guarantee any extra money and at most just a token compared to what the open market will pay after he puts in his time.
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