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I don't see why hes projected to be drafted so low. He is a great rebounder, good size 6'11 and seems to be very solid offensively and defensively. Any input?
netsgiants said:I don't see why hes projected to be drafted so low. He is a great rebounder, good size 6'11 and seems to be very solid offensively and defensively. Any input?
Agreed. He has been a disapointment his entire career. I think he is another who has improved marginally since he's been in college.TM said:don't be fooled. he's soft. it just so happens he shows up whenever MSU's televised nationally on ESPN. i will give him this - he has been playing much better this season.
So now your theory applies to college as well. You know full well that this isn't true.ralaw said:Agreed. He has been a disapointment his entire career. I think he is another who has improved marginally since he's been in college.
Yes - Paul Davis is tall and white like Chris Mihm. He must be Mihm's clone!WTChan said:The next Chirs Mihm?
Not even close.....WTChan said:Key word- solid. He's not spectacular, and there are many 'solid' centers in the league. The next Chirs Mihm?
Stop trying to make it seem like I hate on all white players. The fact is he hasn't developed as expected. If you don't believe me than read the rest of the post in this thread. I'm simply pointing out the truth! Again as in the other thread...show me how my comments aren't true. I didn't say he didn't improve, I just said he improved marginally. Stop taking things so personal.Jonathan Watters said:So now your theory applies to college as well. You know full well that this isn't true.
So you think I call him that because he's white? I never said anything bad about Bogut.TM said:Yes - Paul Davis is tall and white like Chris Mihm. He must be Mihm's clone!
Over the last year, there aren't more than a handful of players at the college level more improved than Paul Davis. He was soft and complacent up until March, but that changed during Michigan State's final four run, and has carried over to the new season thus far. If you have watched Davis over this time, you know this. People can bring up the "soft" tag all they want, but he hasn't shown that one bit this season.ralaw said:Stop trying to make it seem like I hate on all white players. The fact is he hasn't developed as expected. If you don't believe me than read the rest of the post in this thread. I'm simply pointing out the truth! Again as in the other thread...show me how my comments aren't true. I didn't say he didn't improve, I just said he improved marginally. Stop taking things so personal.
If nothing else Paul Davis is a late bloomer. Yes, this year he has been playing well. However, the way he is playing now was expected from him when he was a sophmore. I agree Paul Davis has played with heart and determination this year. LOL, recent months as compared to 4 years! Just remember Paul Davis was a McDonalds All-American coming out of highschool, so he should be dominating in his senior year!Jonathan Watters said:Over the last year, there aren't more than a handful of players at the college level more improved than Paul Davis. He was soft and complacent up until March, but that changed during Michigan State's final four run, and has carried over to the new season thus far. If you have watched Davis over this time, you know this. People can bring up the "soft" tag all they want, but he hasn't shown that one bit this season. ...When it comes to Paul Davis, you are simply wrong, since he has improved dramatically in recent months.
Again and again I have asked you to show me where I have made stereotypes! I am still waiting. Again, you have assumed that much and held on to it to validate your claims. I sat here and told you (post #74) Adam Morrison was the BEST player in college basketball with Reddick being #2...what more do you want?Jonathan Watters said:And I really can't understand how you can expect people to think that you aren't hating on white players. You stereotype an entire race, make comments about white players that go along with these stereotypes, and then claim that you aren't making stereotypes.
Stop assuming so much. GO THROUUGH EVERY ONE OF MY POST IN THE ADAM MORRISON THREAD AND SHOW ME WHERE I SAID MORRISON OR ANY OTHER WHITE AMERICAN BORN PLAYER WASN'T GOOD SIMPLY BECAUSE THEY ARE WHITE!!! SHOW ME WHERE I MADE STEREOTYPES!! You are reading to much into my post!ralaw said:I believe the top 3 players in the country are 1) Morrison 2) Reddick 3) Shelden Williams however to me none of them are worthy of a top 5 pick.
Trust me if I had something to say, I would just say it. Again, you are interpreting my opinions and the list in the wrong way. I have repeatedly said, the list is of EVERY white American born player picked in the top 15 since 1992. I really am having a hard time understanding how I twisted this list to say what I wanted it to say, when I took EVERY player. As I said and have been saying, the list is showing a possible solution as to why white American born players are getting downgraded.Jonathan Watters said:How can you possibly talk about Adam Morrison not having upside in an Adam Morrison thread, come up with a list of white players that don't have upside, and then claim the two posts are completely unrelated? That's absurd, and an insult to the intelligence of everyone involved in the thread. When it comes to Paul Davis, you are simply wrong, since he has improved dramatically in recent months.
Again, SHOW ME THESE FLAWS YOU KEEP TALKING ABOUT! The only thing I am doing is looking at basketball players and judging them accordingly.Jonathan Watters said:I'm taking nothing personally, but am simply pointing out some very obvious flaws in the methodology you are using - which you seem to be incapable of accepting.
I can agree to disagree, but at least admit what you are doing here.