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Draft Harrison Barnes, the Bobcats (Hornets) will in the NBA Title in 5 years


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LOL @ all the bad responses on Barnes. His ceiling is very high. Players get better.

I think people are just paranoid now b/c the Bobcats drafted Felton and May from UNC and they think anytime they draft a player now from UNC, they will be a bust.

I would love Barnes. Not at 2, but at 4 or 6 if we trade w/cleveland or portland.

i like him at 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6. i think though if we trade to 6, he's gone. he's going to be taken high. i see him gone by pick 5. the Kings and Cavs both need a shooter like Barnes. now, me personally, i think he has to be one of TWO guys we should look into. forget Robinson and Drummond, they are needs, but small forward to me is the BIGGEST need. Kidd-Gilchrist or Barnes should be the pick and both would be GREAT picks in my book. both have potential to be great in the nba and i think both can be peices to build with.

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We will be in a title it will read "Jordan botches top 5 pick again"

Only because most sports writers and talkers are idiots. Taylor Zarzour and Marc James being proof of that.

Jordan has NEVER botched a pick, individually.

Kwame Brown was a consensus Top 3 pick & #1 on most boards that year. Where is the media's criticism of itself for how Brown busted?

Jordan preferred Brandon Roy over Adam Morrison, but there was A LOT OF PRESSURE from white Charlotte at the time to pick the mustache (Morrison). Jordan made the business, not basketball decision. Is white Charlotte ripping ITSELF for how wrong it was about Morrison?

If Jordan drafts Barnes, it'll probably be the one time he hits a home run, because most of THE REST OF YOU IDIOTS and the media don't think he should.

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Anyone can learn to dribble.

Well the issue with Barnes isnt his dribbling so much as his slow first step. Without the ability to get ahead of the defender, he tends to lose focus and over-dribble. He's not explosive enough to ever be an elite scorer in the NBA, and the sooner he realizes that and stops trying to play that way the better off he will be. If he accepts his role as a shooter who can spread the floor and learns to post up smaller defenders, he could be a really nice player though

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Well the issue with Barnes isnt his dribbling so much as his slow first step. Without the ability to get ahead of the defender, he tends to lose focus and over-dribble. He's not explosive enough to ever be an elite scorer in the NBA, and the sooner he realizes that and stops trying to play that way the better off he will be. If he accepts his role as a shooter who can spread the floor and learns to post up smaller defenders, he could be a really nice player though

You don't need a quick first step to get by a defender, just a good go to move.

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Bobcats' tweet about Harrison Barnes. What are they thinking, lol:

Steve Kyler@stevekylerNBA

Harrison Barnes talks NBA Draft at the NBA Draft Combine --- video is here ---

For some reason, he kind of reminds me of Kobe in that interview.

I wouldn't hate this pick...love the potential. But the inevitable chorus of groans and whining from ABCers would make it that much worse.

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This team needs a scorer. Harrison Barnes is a scorer. Now he wouldnt be my choice for the 2nd pick but I wouldnt be disappointed either.

Kemba

Henderson

Barnes

Mullens

Biyombo

Thats a good young nucleus. We will continue to add to that. If yall are looking for a franchise changer outside of Anthony Davis in this draft, you are kidding yourselves. One piece at a time.

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he did remind me of kobe in his answers and interview style.... i wouldnt mind him being the pick but i think im still ahead on MKG, but barnes is def going to be a good scorer, wuestion is can he be an elite scorer?

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Yea, I got the Kobe vibe from Harrison, as well. I really hope we pick Barnes. I just feel like we haven't seen the best of him yet, plus we need scoring bad. I will be a little upset if we have to start Henderson again. He would be better off the bench. I just hope we don't take MKG

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