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2015 NBA Draft Thread

nctarheel0619

By nctarheel0619,
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Yeah CB, I can see the advantages to having Sully.  Definitely gives us added flexiibility on offense with his shooting and rebounding...  He's also fairly rugged, hard-nosed...  He's a good player, I was just hoping we could move up and move on from Al.  But, who knows?  As you said, this may open that possibility up.  We keep stringing them together.

 

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Yeah CB, I can see the advantages to having Sully.  Definitely gives us added flexiibility on offense with his shooting and rebounding...  He's also fairly rugged, hard-nosed...  He's a good player, I was just hoping we could move up and move on from Al.  But, who knows?  As you said, this may open that possibility up.  We keep stringing them together.

 

Also Potato is on here, too, albeit under a different name.

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They're about to make moves for the 3rd pick. I bet they give up Smart, Olynk, and #9 just to move up to #3.

Yeah, it appears Smart is only available for the #3 if Okafor is there.  BUT, just read from another reporter that Philly called Boston about interest in the pick and they did not make that offer.

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