I realize it is insider, so not all will be able to see, but Lazar is not in the top 100. Is that because he hasn't declared or am I missing something?
http://insider.espn.go.com/nbadraft/draft/tracker/rank?draftyear=2010
Latavious Williams checks in at #69 in case you were wondering.
Lazar doesn't have to declare. He's a Senior.
It's hard to believe that he isn't one of the top 100 prospects to declare this year. I suspect that just like many of us thought that Wes was going to have the best shot at being a pro when compared to Dom and Jerel (in spite of the fact that he was almost 3rd fiddle to those 2), Lazar will do the same. He has the body, the game, the work ethic and the basketball intelligence that will land him a spot. He may not get drafted, but I think if he finds the right team to sign with that he can eventually find himself a roster spot. He does too many good things not to.
The Three Amigos didn't make his final top 100 last year either.
Quote from: BrewCity on April 27, 2010, 03:59:59 PM
Lazar doesn't have to declare. He's a Senior.
OH REALLY? YOU'RE KIDDING!?!?!?!
You still have to enter your name in the draft. DRRR.
Quote from: Hards_Alumni on April 27, 2010, 09:13:26 PM
OH REALLY? YOU'RE KIDDING!?!?!?!
You still have to enter your name in the draft. DRRR.
whoa 5 stars, look out!
There are some really good players above 60 on that list. If you are not super-athletic, the NBA doesn't care about you unless you are huge or have a lights out handle and shooting ability. Hayward doesn't fit on those counts. Great, great college player and I wish him the best.
with only 2 rounds it would appear he will not be drafted...but it can be good because undrafteds can steer to best fit team, and sometimes it works out fine:
"In 2003, Detroit's Ben Wallace and Indiana's Brad Miller became the first undrafted players to make the All-Star team. "