January 24, 200422 yr http://www.nypost.com/sports/45039.htm This would be a huge mistake IMO. Kid doesn't have the NBA body to compete right away, but I guess if you're gonna be a lottery pick, you've gotta consider going.
January 24, 200422 yr http://www.nypost.com/sports/45039.htm This would be a huge mistake IMO. Kid doesn't have the NBA body to compete right away, but I guess if you're gonna be a lottery pick, you've gotta consider going. Who the hell would draft him in the lottery? If he goes pro I think hes received some bad advice. Nobody is going to a draft a 6'0" point guard out of high school. It is much to large of a jump and you would have no idea what you would be getting. The reason people are willing to draft guys like Lebron, T-Mac, etc.. is that they are just athletic specimens that obviously have what it takes to eventually be good NBA players. I don't see that with Telfair. He'll be a great college player next year, but I think he would be absolutely killed in the pros for at least a few years.
January 24, 200422 yr Who the hell would draft him in the lottery? If he goes pro I think hes received some bad advice. Nobody is going to a draft a 6'0" point guard out of high school. It is much to large of a jump and you would have no idea what you would be getting. The reason people are willing to draft guys like Lebron, T-Mac, etc.. is that they are just athletic specimens that obviously have what it takes to eventually be good NBA players. I don't see that with Telfair. He'll be a great college player next year, but I think he would be absolutely killed in the pros for at least a few years. I couldn't have said it any better. How many #1's or #2's have made the jump to the NBA out of HS relatively successfully... Uh I can think of one. All others have been big men. Go to school idiot, obviously you have somethings to learn
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