Nice update Dylan, thanks. Sykes seems to stay under the radar somehow, what are your thought on him?

Sykes definitely seems like a winner, according to rivals he has offers from Syracuse, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Dayton…I just wish Ziegler would make a decision already so we can offer Sykes just in case..

Thanks for the correction GrandChamp. I haven’t seen Sykes play so I can’t really comment.

ziegler 0 for 8 at the line tells me one thing … overrated!!!! just imagining him at the line with Michigan up 1 with 20 seconds left for 2 shots and clang, clang, Michigan loses.

Is LLP entering his senior year academically (2010-2011)? If my count is wrong, go ahead and correct me, but he had .5 year at Arizona, 1 year redshirting, and 1.5 years playing at U-M. That means that next year he’d be a senior academically like Ant Wright was this year, right? My point being that you could take Zeigler or Sykes this year and add Markus Crider next year if LLP is a senior next year. I’d asked if Crider was a backup plan for Zeigler and that may not even be an issue.

Nice write-up Dylan.

Hmmm…where to go on Tues night? To Brighton to watch DCD or to U of D to watch the games there? I’m thinking U of D since that’s a 2fer.

TZ is now 2-21 from the line the last 2 games, right? Honestly, you’d think the worst kid in gym class would shoot better than that just from luck. He must be going through a mental thing with it. That and that goofy ball flip he does.

@Brian W – You are incorrect. LLP will be a junior next year.

He is in the same class as Novak and Stu.

LLP will be a red-shirt junior next year.

With all that being said I am sure LLP and Beilein will talk at some point in the offseason to discuss if this is his last in AA or not.

0-8 from the line scares me. he’s not a 7 footer, he’s supposed to be a 2 or a 3. is sykes our plan B? does he have interest in UM? he seems like a hard-nosed player, and we could use a little more toughness

i don’t know, he looks so smooth and athletic. i can’t imagine him not developing a high quality outside game in a few years of college ball. (same goes for free throws…can’t imagine him not developing better technique)

alrght, old dominion, let’s do this.

Can you call ODU an upset? Nobody thought ND should have been seeded that high, and they just got manhandled in the 2nd half.

Still an upset, I’d say. A good start to the tournament. Too bad Robert Morris couldn’t hold on against Nova.

I say Baylor is on upset alert vs. Sam Houston State. When a team runs and scores as much as SHU does and you have a team that takes as many questionable shots as Baylor anything can happen.

not so fast my friend!

damn. crazy finish.

Baylor getting dominated on the inside by a perimeter oriented team that’s on average 7-8 inches shorter than they are.

too bad michigan didn’t have the 10 seed in the south region this year. playing a richmond team that they could probably have beaten. and then not having to match-up with blake griffin as the 2 seed but a perimeter oriented villanova team (who should have lost to robert morris). that would have been a helluva draw.

Baylor is the poster child for everything I hate about college basketball. Lots of size and talent that underachieves, a coach who is a magnet for blue chippers even though he’s not that good. A school with no real basketball tradition turning into a player overnight.

Sam Houston State has played like the better team this entire game. I can’t wait to see how LaceDarius Dunn chokes this game away.

Anyone else see the end of muuray state vandy. It was a great game definetly the best game so far

Come on man. Baylor is a pretty good team that has a chance to do something special. Im rooting for them and im rooting for udoh even though he left us

Baylor definetly can make a run because i think they are in the weakest region

Murray St/Vandy was amazing, glad I took the Racers on that one :) . Lol Beilein looks like he’s just hangin’ out.

Gee, I can’t say I have a problem with Baylor. Good for them, they got their first tourney win in 60 years! I like seeing non-traditional teams do well. By “traditional” I mean Kansas, UNC, Duke, Indiana, Arizona etc.

Big East not looking wild spunky.

Freshman guard doing it for Ohio.

Georgetown must have thought Ohio U was South Florida because they’re playing the same way they did when they lost that game.

As for Baylor, I just find it so hard to cheer for a guy like LaceDarius Dunn. I especially enjoyed at the end of the game where out of frustration he tried to posterize a guy for no reason.

On the Wolverine.com they said Sykes said that michigan was the leader for him. With Beleins visit to see him play pershing i actually might think he might give him an offer.

I really wish that someone on here had seen Sykes play. He is virtually unknown to recruiting services, yet he boasts a terrific offer sheet. I think I am really coming around on this guy. I still want Zeigler a ton, but if chooses poorly, then Sykes sounds just great to me. The key is that we get one of them along with Horford.

and really, Georgetown? The nine seed from the MAC tourney just beat you. Another great example of the importance of the three point line. Ohio hits 14 of em and Georgetown doesnt really play that poorly, they just cant keep up. Similar story in the Butler-UTEP game. Butler trails at the half by six, but then goes crazy from three in the second half and wins easily. Ofcourse on the flip side, Sam Houston st., a good three point shooting team, gets tons of open looks against Baylor and just doesnt make em going 6-31.

I also was surprised that JB chose that game to attend unless he is seriously considering offering Sykes. The increased interest in Sykes is scaring me when it comes to the Zeigler situation though.

hahaha. i know kansas is going to win but wow they look horrible.

I actually think I’m coming around to isiaih sykes partly from what he did to Pershing when he rolled his ankle half way through the game. And partly from how zeiglers been doing from the stripe that scares me if we get zeigler than expect many close games lost because we could not close out from the stripe

is there any way we offer sykes, he jumps, and then it is too late for trey? or will we only offer if trey turns us down? or, if we offer him, and he jumps, would we still take trey?

hardaway, smot, sykes, trey, horford. that’s like 5. maybe even a fabulous 5.

which, of course, would put us in an etremely dicey position for bigs in the next few years. i can’t imagine taking 2 more wings and a big this year and shutting the door in the fac of williams, plumlee, etc. so that is what i was referring to in my questions above, there’s no way we take 2 wings, right?

I don’t see how they could take both, hopefully Sykes is fine with waiting for Trey to decide.

At this point the only way we have room for both Sykes and Zeigler is if Manny jumps. I don’t see that happening but who knows.

even if manny goes pro, that does not change the 2011 scholarship situation. i.e. if manny goes and we pick up sykes, horford, and zeigler, we still have no room in 2011 for williams, plumlee, etc.

Yeah we would hypothetically have room for Sykes, Horford, and Zeigler. That would be a 5 man freshman class, add two redshirts and you have SEVEN players that have freshman eligibility. That’s not really best for class balance. You also wouldn’t have any scholarships remaining for 2011 at this time besides Brundidge.

The X-factor is that Michigan appears to be recruiting another wing in 2011… That means that hypothetically if you like Sykes more than Crider do you take them both?

Who knows? I would really like to see Sykes in person. I’m not going to be able to make it out Tuesday night so hopefully he advances (although Calvin might).

The only way I see UM taking both Zeigler and Sykes or either of them and Crider, is if they dont in fact offer Horford, or Horford decides to go somewhere else. UM just seems to be in too good a position with Williams and Plumlee, not to mention Zeller. I dont know if they will get any of those guys, but I think you gotta wait on them.

Now if you get either Z or Sykes this year along with Horford, then next year Wiliams, Plumlee, Zeller all commit elsewhere, then getting the two wings by adding Crider makes sense. But thats a long ways down the road.

Additionally though, I guess there is always the possibility that the coaches really believe McLimans and Morgan can take care of the center position by themselves. Then you have Smotrycz at the 4 along with using Novak in some instances. Plus for all we know Sykes might be able to play the 4. Therefore, you could take both Z and Sykes this year knowing you set at the 4 and 5. The other scholayship then becomes whoever you think is the best player you can get between Horford, Crider, Williams, Plumlee, Zeller.

We will know in a month or so I guess. No matter how it turns out, there are going to be a lot of new faces in the lineup next year. Should be exciting.

another OT. today has been awesome.

Wow, just wow. Does Texas even know how to defend? I knew Texas was horrible defensively, but dear lord! They blew a 10pt lead in less than 3 minutes!

Although it helps when a 90% ft shooter misses 2, a 37% ft shooter makes 2, and then a 70% ft shooter hits both.

How can so much talent look so disgusting.

greatest first day of basketball in my opinion. there were really only three or four not very close not fun to watch games… and three of those involved 1 and 2 seeds… awesome day of basketball… only thing that could have made it better would be michigan in the tourney

Correction other steve, the only things that could have made it better were UM in the tourney, and me not having my worst day picking tournament games ever! LOL.

Seriously, I actually researched this year, and this is by far the worst day I’ve ever had. I only got 8 of 16 correct. 2 of my Sweet 16 is already gone, and they were both Big East teams. I’ve never missed more than 4 in a day during the opening round. Anyway, I just had to vent.

If Michigan was in the bracket, then I wouldn’t even care about my picks at this point, but my only enjoyment from this tourney (other than just watching the games to kill time, which I do enjoy) is getting picks right and winning money in the office pool that I’m in.

Dylan, do we have a profile of Sykes anywhere here? I thought I remembered a recruit list in your categories over on the right, but I don’t see one. Maybe something in the pipeline? (I’ll bet you have nothing else going on.)

Auburn may be close to hiring Tubby Smith from Minnesota.

http://dennis-dodd.blogs.cbssports.com/

This is the only free video I’ve been able to find with Isaiah Sykes in it. Rivals has one for Sykes vs. Keith Appling in February (it’s through spartanmag).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRkG-fFBcsE

You could add Smotrycz, Hardaway, Zeigler (or Sykes) and Horford this year and three recruits (Brundidge and two others) if LLP doesn’t come back for his red-shirt senior season.

unlike the ant wright situation, i think it’s pretty unlikely they force llp out before his eligibility expires. beilein recruited him: ‘come transfer here, you’ll be a big part fo what we do, etc etc’

i think it would be a little bit rough to force him out after only playing 2.5 years. and we’re recruiting flint powers, i think it would hurt us for hawkins if we did that to laval.

anyway,not giving a kid his fifth year when he’s been in school here for four years and he’s not you recruit is one thing…but not giving a kid a fifth year to whom you’ve probably made some promises is another. and my money would be on beilein treatig his kids well, so don’t count on opening up another scholarship.

No way does Beilein push Laval out. Not only that, but the guy may still end up contributing. We saw flashes in the last few games of what he showed more often last year: he can get to the hole; he can handle the ball. He may even find his 3-pointer again.

Thanks for the Sykes video, Brian W.

I’d call it graduation on LLP and not forcing him
out, but point taken. Hopefully we’ll see more consistency from LLP since ‘Ladies Love Points.’

Kids aren’t “pushed out” after four years. While scholarships are technically year to year, its a four year commitment from the school. A fifth year is earned. A school offers a fifth year to a player if they are producing.

I don’t know if anything was promised to anyone in this particular case but that’s generally how it works everywhere else.

I think any talk of pushing people out is too early… Things will work themselves out in my opinion.

Hosey errr St8IzGr8 has a break down on Sykes from the Pershing game:

http://www.lifeinlansing.com/blogs/hoseys-blog/1095-prep-madness-denby-downs-defending-champ-pershing-81-64

Isaiah Sykes — I liked Sykes when I saw him at Speice last year for the Hurricanes. Saw him almost single handedly will his less than fantastic team to a win over a good Illinois Warriors team (one with several high D1 players) before he got hurt late in the game when he hit his head on a bleacher and had to sit out the last few minutes. In that game, he ran the point and penetrated at will, either finishing or creating for teammates at a high rate of efficiency. Tonight, he didn’t do quite as much of that…a lot of his baskets were of the garbage variety, but he was great passing the ball and finding teammates for easy baskets off penetration.

He still doesn’t seem to be much of a shooter…his shot was terrible last spring and I didn’t see him attempt a single jumper tonight. However, I think he’s got a chance to be a player. He toughed out that knee injury and he also came back from a very hard horsecollar intentional foul Keith put on him late in the third. He played a very poised game tonight. John Beilein was in the audience and I have heard that Michigan is back to strongly looking at him. He could help them, no doubt about it, but I’ve heard that he might not be recruitable at that level. Guess we’ll find out.

Dylan, thanks for posting that. Sometimes being a “winner” can be a good intangible. Some players can have a ton of talent and never have the winning attitude. Dominique Wilkins comes to mind.

The MHSAA has videos of high school playoff games archived on its web site. Couldn’t find playoff games for Detroit Denby, Detroit Country Day or Mt. Pleasant, but you can see Jon Horford (#33) and Grand Ledge in action. Grand Ledge is wearing the navy uniforms.

Grand Ledge versus Okemos
http://www.mhsaa.tv/events/8726

Grand Ledge versus Lansing Waverly
http://www.mhsaa.tv/events/8936

It looks like Fox Sports Detroit will be broadcasting the basketball playoff finals on Saturday, March 27.

Here’s a full video of Zeigler’s last game as well

http://www.lifeinlansing.com/lansing-prep-sports/3-17-10-mt-pleasant-vs-arthur-hill

Does anybody know Jordan Crawford’s story? Its always disappointing when some of Michigan’s finest players end up out of state.

Dylan, you have a great template here. Every school should have a blog modeled after it. I was just reading that the juco wing that Duke offered (Felix), has accepted, so I wanted to check their scholarship situation to see if that might help close the door on their courting of Zeigler. I think it might, but I couldn’t find a nice neat scholarship breakdown anywhere like you have tabbed up top. Dumb Dookies.

I never saw Duke as a big player for Trey, but who knows? They’re Duke. I think they at least have made themselves less attractive.

whelp. things are looking bleak for the goophers. this was a tough first round matchup. i think the winner of this game has a chance to win two more. too bad i picked minnesota.

watching Ziegler’s last game — man, Mt. Pleasant really had NO response to the full court press Arthur Hill was running at the beginning. That was painful to watch. So were Trey’s free throws, although, interestingly, he did incorporate a few dribbles into his routine…so he’s clearly open to changes.

What is Zeigler’s shooting pct., anyone know? Simple question–but relative to those missed free throws, maybe important? Obviously, he’s scoring a passel of points, but is he taking all the shots? (And how does shooting in the context of the game tend to correllate, anyone know?) I googled, but didn’t come up w. anything; does Rivals compile that kind of info?

Thanks for the article, Dylan.

Mattski, Here’s some stats for Trey Zeigler’s season. Very handy page from Mlive actually.

http://highschoolsports.mlive.com/player/trey-zeigler/

Wow this could really hurt oakland with nelson out. Nelson got hurt in the eye and was bleeding like a faucet

Oh man yeah that was a bit gruesome. Hope he’s ok & they can stitch it up and he can come back in. There was a great article about him in the Freep a couple days ago, it really sucks that he got hurt in this game with all the injuries he’s already had. OU still with the lead though, go Grizzlies!

Wofford giving this game away to Wisconsin. Two horrible TO’s down the stretch and terrible free throw shooting. I suppose I should pull for the Big Ten, but I can’t help but root for the underdog.

That Beilein picture is awesome.

“Does anybody know Jordan Crawford’s story? Its always disappointing when some of Michigan’s finest players end up out of state.”

I don’t remember his story, but this page: http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/basketball/recruiting/player-Jordan-Crawford-52663
says that he considered Xavier, NC State, and Tennessee before Sampson’s repeated text messages got him to commit to IU.

Given Amaker’s previous experience with the Crawford family, I wouldn’t be the least bit surprised to learn that he simply chose to ignore Jordan; he was focusing on commitments from Manny and Legion anyway.

Brian W: thanks for those stats. Looks like they might not even calculate shooting pct–interesting. Gives you an idea that the staff sometimes has to go on limited info when judging high school players.

If I’m reading it right Zeigler has been an abysmal free-throw shooter all season long!

Anyone else wants to check it out:

http://highschoolsports.mlive……y-zeigler/

Yeah, it looks like Trey’s free-throw shooting isn’t something that just started going bad. If more teams had seen that, Trey may have had to deal with the Hack-a-Trey treatment over the season. I still like Trey as a player, but he’ll definitely need to work on that since that can be a bad weakness to have at the end of close games.

It looks like the link got broken accidentally when you copied it. The link’s at:

http://highschoolsports.mlive.com/player/trey-zeigler/

Yogi Ferrell’s team plays in the Indiana semistate game tomorrow. Beilen may be racking more frequent flyer miles. :)

Sparty just lost the lead. Look out.

Meant to say that Trey would have had to endure the Hack-a-Trey more, but the “more” part got left out.

Jordan Crawford … had some academic issues at Renaissance, was always second chair at his position to Ramar Smith with the Family, then senior year at CMA I think it was his very first game broke his leg. Went to prep school after that.

did NMSU just get screwed? I had to watch on computer on mute for reasons that I would like to keep to myself and those involved (freakin women). But it sure looked to me like there was no lane violation and then at the end the ball clearly hits the ground with .7 or maybe .6, yet the officials never went to the clock.

I couldnt hear any of the commentary during the game, but it sure looked like a terribly officiated game.

At least I get to watch the last period of UM hockey. and as I say that Lynch scores! 3-1 UM!

Ha, wow. It takes a lane violation for the Aggies to beat the Aggies. Talk about lucky

It was officiated like a Big Ten game, where things that should have been fouls weren’t getting called. MSU guards were getting mugged often by New Mexico. It was a lane violation, but the commentators (Mike Giminski and Verne Lundquist) didn’t think it was that blatant. The refs called the violation on the wrong player, though. MSU lost Chris Allen to a broken bone in his foot (or some other injury with his foot).

What about the clock at the end Brian? I think I have the whole thing dvring at home, so I can always watch later. But I was fairly certain that the ball goes out at about .7, yet the refs never check the clock and NMSU only gets .3 for the last play.

The clock went out of bounds with .7 to go but didn’t stop until it said .3 left. They didn’t look at the clock and adjust it or anything. New Mexico got stuck with .3 on the clock, and an MSU player (Morgan?) intercepted the pass and spiked the ball as time ran out. New Mexico’s coach was going off on the refs about the lane violation after the game.

Ohio State is now up 24-13 on UC-Santa Barbara.

Nice Michigan recruiting page from umgoblog on twitter.

http://ow.ly/1oHnm

More and more people seem to be saying that 96 teams is a done deal next year and that the NIT will be folded in to the field.

The big question I have with Sykes revolves around this comment:

“…I have heard that Michigan is back to strongly looking at him. He could help them, no doubt about it, but I’ve heard that he might not be recruitable at that level.”

I remember discussion of Sykes back to when he transferred (before his junior year?) and there was a lot of talk that he was a bit of a sleeper and may be the most talented player in the state – however everyone (can’t remember if Dylan was among the everyone but I thought he was) said he was a player that Beilein would not go after. I assumed that had to do with academics.

While I think Sykes is the type of player we need to add from a basketball perspective if we don’t get TZ, I also don’t want to return to the days of hinging M Bball’s success on the Jaquan Hart types. Does anyone know any more about what the “not recruitable” comment refers to?

If UofM took TZ, Horford, and Sykes this year I would assume Horford and Sykes would redshirt and balance the classes that way.

Beilein is down in Indiana checking out Cody Zeller in the state semis.

As long as we save a scholarship for Yogie, I’m happy!

Zeller finished with 5-10 FG (1-1 3FG), 3-8, FT 14 pts, 12 rebs, six blocks. His team will move onto the state finals.

MaizeNBlue2 is planning to film Yogi Ferrell’s game this evening which we should have for you as well.

I wouldn’t be surprised if Beilein made the trip down there as well. I don’t think it tips ’til later this afternoon/evening and it’s only an hour or so away from Zeller’s game.

I’ll probably post an Indiana roundup like this on Zeller & Ferrell.

Once the tourney is over will the hotboards get updated. Carlton is still listed as considering the Spartys.

I definitely need to update the hotboard. I plan on doing some this weekend hopefully.

Yup, Beilein is down to see Ferrell as well. He’s got 10 of Park Tudor’s first 14 points.

Live stream here: http://www.ihsaasports.org/live_video_webcast/index.aspx

We should have highlights as well.

I go to Murray State. That was an absolute Heartbreak. Glad they could give us something though!

I was thinking about how arrogant that guy was from Kansas when he and Dylan exchanged questions before the Kansas game. I bet that guy’s not so smug now…way to go Northern Iowa!!!

So Yogi Ferrell is really good. He hit the game winner to send Park Tudor to the state finals in the FOURTH overtime.

I believe we will have video.

It was great to watch Northern Iowa beat Kansas. It seems like Kansas almost always loses early in the tournament when they’re supposed to be good. There have been a lot of good games this year. Having Georgetown, Kansas, Villanova and Notre Dame lose early was sweet.

Thanks for the update on Beilein’s Saturday travels.

As for the question on “non-recruitable” part from the article on Sykes, that could be interpreted either as grades or talent level. Considering that Tennessee, Syracuse and Oklahoma have supposedly offered according to Rivals, talent may not be a problem. It could just be the personal opinion of the writer and doesn’t mean anything.

I’m really curious to know how Sykes’ game is compared to Trey’s. Sam Webb has said that Sykes is slightly smaller than Trey, and that Sykes isn’t a shooter. It’s funny that when you go to Rivals that Trey is 6-4 and Sykes is 6-5, and when you go to Scout, Trey is 6-5 and Sykes is 6-3.

Just saw Trey tweeted that he will be wearing #0 next year.

Interesting. Looks like Mike Rothstein tweeted back that Novak currently wears 0 for Michigan. It can be interpreted a variety of ways (Novak could switch, Trey could be picking a school without a 0 like UCLA), but he could just be thinking out loud.

Can you have a 0 and 00 on the same team? If so maybe Trey could wear one and Zack could wear the other.
I doubt that TZ was hinting at aything with that, though. He probably just didn’t think about it.

It’s this type of thing that probably drives a coach nuts, though. When you have to play amateur psychologist to see if a tweet is relevant. I’ve been ready for signing day to be over for a couple weeks now, so I’m sure the last few weeks are a grind for the coaches too. I’m hoping that Trey picks U-M, but I’ve tried set myself up to not be too disappointed if it doesn’t happen. If it doesn’t end up being Trey and it’s Sykes or no one, well, U-M basketball will have to go on next year regardless.

he just answered by saying this “I guess I need to restate that I want to wear 0 if I can lol I wasn’t thinking about any players having it” Hopefully this just a misunderstanding

Ryan, I feel you man. Butler did not deserve to win that game. Sooner or later they’re going to have to actually play a major conference team and when they do it could get ugly.

With KU down, whose coming out of the midwest now? MSU looks wounded I’m not sure they can get past Maryland. I’d love to see UNI take down Ohio State though!

As far as whose going to win it all, it won’t be Duke. Not if they have to play both A/M and Baylor in Houston. It could be between Cuse and Kentucky.

Its gotta be Kentucky right? I know I wrote early in the year, following a John Wall game winning jumper over Miami (not that Miami), that Kentucky was no different than any other John Calipari team (i.e., ton of talent, no coaching, eventually a better coached team with almost equal talent beats them). But after watching them lately, especially over the last couple weeks, they have more talent than any two college teams combined.

Im still now completely sold on John Wall. Not that he is a bad player, he is damn good. But more, just that I dont think he is number 1 NBA draft pick good. Still top five though. However, Cousins is really really good. Patterson is consistent and good. Darius Miller is shockingly good. Bledsoe is almost forgotten but at times just as good as Wall. But thats not it, they go deep with talent as well. Orton, Harris, Stevenson, etc., of the bench are better than most teams starters.

As much as I think Calipari prevents his teams from winning, I think this team might be just talented enough to overcome his incredible ineptness as a coach.

All that said, the best player I have seen so far in the tourney is Omar Sanham of Saint Mary’s. That guy just makes plays. Scores from all over on the floor, can play physical and can finesse.

Forgot to add, I dont know how Baylor is gonna guard Samhan. I love Udoh, but he doesnt stand a chance at matching up one on one against Samhan. Best thing they can do is try to guard him with someone else, and use Udoh and the other long athletic guy to help over the top to try and block him. Villanova tried that at times but SAmhan just muscled guys under the basket and made easy half hooks.

I think Saint Mary’s might be a team like Gonzaga is, you gotta just concentrate on outscoring them rather than trying to stop them from scoring. Saint Mary’s doesnt have the athletes to stop Dunn or Carter, so just attack, attack, attack, and hope you get enough stops to win.

Well, keep in mind Baylor is like the biggest team in the tourney. Ekpe is 6’10 or so, and they have Josh Lomers at 7’0 who will probably end up guarding Samhan. IMO Baylor matches up quite well with St. Mary’s.

Tweeter, John Wall is basically a LOCK to go #1 overall. The GM will be crucified by the fans if they don’t pick John Wall unless they already have a promising young PG(like Minnesota or Golden State[John Wall would be a perfect fit for the Warrior if they didn't already have Ellis and Curry at G]}. John Wall have a lot of things going for him:

1. He’s a PG so teams tend to ascend to the top quicker with a great young PG.

2. He’s so athletic that he’s instantly the best athlete on the floor in any given game. A huge advantage for a PG.

3. He already post good stats to back up his hype. His was already better than Derrick Rose.

4. His game is made for the NBA where he can use his speed and quickness to get to the hoops at will.

5. There aren’t any other NBA prospects who are as good of a prospect as John Wall, potentially wise.

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