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If Duke loses their guy to the draft then they probably get Sarr.

Both Dallas stars are over thirty. One is always injured and the other will be recovering from an ACL injury. Can Cooper develop fast enough for the Mavs to win? What’s left when Davis and Irving start to decline?

Copper Flagg wouldn’t go. They have no draft pics because of previous trades and have a high player salary roster. They would have to blow it all up and start over.

Hope all that perimeter shot developing improvement shows up in this game.

Love Pop and will miss him immensely. Great coach, respected by all who played for him or against him. I find it hypocritical that he shouldn’t be allowed to express his own thoughts on the world but we can. Who is allowed to speak on world events? Is there a list? Who’s on it? What qualifies somebody to speak on world events? He doesn’t lose his right to speak because he’s involved in sports. POP answered difficult questions about today’s world. They asked and he answered. Don’t ask him if you don’t want an answer. NBA is doing just fine, despite all attempts to weaken it because some people don’t like what certain players say. Interesting that those same people, and so called news channels, seem to love them when they say something they agree with. Pop calls it like he sees it. Do I agree with everything he’s said? No I don’t, but he has every right to say it. Thanks for the memories Pop. Best of luck to you as a gm. Really good at spotting talent. Go Spurs.

I figured the top five quarterbacks would be gone by the fourth round. I don’t why he fell so far, watching him yesterday was sad.

Sorry, but Tom Brady got drafted. I said Quinn deserved to be drafted. NFL points out your strengths and weaknesses. You are seeing what the NFL thinks of Quinn as an NFL player, not a college player. I am glad he went to Texas. His limitations are hurting him. It is what it is. It’s nothing personal. None of us control who gets drafted and who doesn’t. Your emotions should be directed at them.

I remember somebody talking about how he completed seventeen passes in a row in a game. Never said most were behind the line of scrimmage passes. Then Sark started talking about how he’s like a baseball player that just needs to see the ball go over the fence. One site just constantly talked about how great he was, despite what everyone was watching. Having said all that he’s good enough to get drafted. I do feel bad for him because he is at least that good.

He needs to fire the agent that told him to have a draft party yesterday. The last shot didn’t even have him in it. His parents were the only ones sitting there.

Ewers was not a high pick.

Yikes!

NFL will tell you what your strengths and weaknesses are. This doesn’t surprise me at all. Not a great arm , struggles to throw deep with accuracy, not a threat to run and was hurt all three years. Texas squeezed everything they could out of his talent. I didn’t like seeing him sitting there last night. Great kid and a good college quarterback. I hope he goes somewhere that is a great fit for him. His limitations are what they are.

It’s a really weak QB class. At some point it becomes worth it. Just don’t know when that is.

Well played sir.

The entire NFL? Who should evaluate the QBs?

Weak QB class.

RIP

And were immediately challenged when posters pointed out his limitations. NFL will tell you the truth. It can cost them their job if they are wrong. Nothing in here that wasn’t already known.

Happy Easter. He has risen.

Toppin got four million from Tech to come back next season.

I seriously doubt he cares.

Good luck to him. Will miss the hair.

It’s nowhere near 97% but he has been hurt all three years. He has a deep ball that is not very accurate. When he is healthy he is excellent with mid range passes, but he’s not very mobile. Being a journeyman starter or being a reliable backup is not a bust. It is if you are a first round pick but he won’t be that.

Him, Codie, Vinson and Clark have to hit the weight room hard this summer.

Awesome pickup. Needed a center.