It looks like The Athletic is the first legitimate site/publication to place Justin Lewis in the first round. Sam Vecenie is their mock-draft guy, and he stated early in his piece that he wasn't including a few young players who might eventually be convinced by NBA types to come out for the draft. If several (such as UCLA's Peyton Watson, Memphis' Josh Minott, Michigan State's Max Christie, Purdue's Zach Edey, Michigan's Moussa Diabate) do, it could affect those Vecenie projected for the end of the first round.
https://theathletic.com/3127230/2022/02/17/2022-nba-mock-draft-5-0-chet-holmgren-at-no-1-aj-griffin-in-top-5-questions-abound-with-this-years-class/?source=dailyemail&campaign=601983
Anyhoo, here's Vecenie's take on Justin for those who don't have a subscription:
29. Golden State Warriors
Justin Lewis | 6-7 forward | 20 years old | Marquette
Justin Lewis is in the same boat as Liddell, another big-bodied wing who has improved just enough as a shooter this year to give scouts hope that he can play as a versatile, bigger four-man wing who can play on the perimeter, make 3s and play within the team. Lewis is 6-foot-7 with a 7-foot-1 wingspan and does have similarly slow feet to Liddell to give scouts pause. But he averages 17 points per game and has a real nose for the bucket with terrific footwork on drives, pivots and reverse pivots to create separation. He falls below Liddell on my board because he's not quite the defensive playmaker the Ohio State forward is. But he has the kind of size, length and shooting that teams tend to buy into. He's in that 25-to-50 bucket right now, which means he has a tough choice to make.
So there. Now nobody (including me) can say we haven't seen Justin projected as a first-rounder in any mock draft.
I wish him great fortune the rest of this season, with his decision, and in whatever direction basketball takes him.
We will be a better team without him....
Quote from: Newsdreams on February 17, 2022, 10:24:16 AM
We will be a better team without him....
This is just stupid.
The ESPN top 100 has Lewis at 26.
https://www.espn.com/nba/draft/bestavailable/_/position/ovr/page/2 (https://www.espn.com/nba/draft/bestavailable/_/position/ovr/page/2)
USA Today's latest mock draft has Lewis at 42.
https://ftw.usatoday.com/lists/nba-mock-draft-chet-holmgren-jaden-ivey-aj-griffin (https://ftw.usatoday.com/lists/nba-mock-draft-chet-holmgren-jaden-ivey-aj-griffin)
Where is OMax projected?
Very excited to think of what next season with him would look like, but if I were him I think I'd go.
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on February 17, 2022, 10:53:49 AM
This is just stupid.
Knowing Newsie, I am fairly certain it was a joke
Quote from: GooooMarquette on February 17, 2022, 11:09:54 AM
Knowing Newsie, I am fairly certain it was a joke
;D ;D ;D ;D
Omax very well might not be at MU in three years. His upside is way up there and I believe he is going to make a lot of money playing basketball. I saw on another thread that foreign born MU players were discussed, and I believe he will depart MU as the best of that bunch, minus Butch.
Quote from: BCHoopster on February 17, 2022, 11:08:10 AM
We will see in 3 years.
No no no......this year!
Ask Duanewade.
Even though that was clearly a joke, I do expect us to be better next year without him. Not better because he's gone, but a better team because of the 10 guys that we will have next year in Year Two of the Great Shaka Reset. Just like we are a better team this year without Garcia and Carton than we were last year with them--not because they are gone, but because of other factors.
Having said that, if Lewis returns next year, I think we can all agree that we will be better than if he doesn't return.
Quote from: BrewCity83 on February 17, 2022, 11:40:40 AM
Even though that was clearly a joke, I do expect us to be better next year without him. Not better because he's gone, but a better team because of the 10 guys that we will have next year in Year Two of the Great Shaka Reset. Just like we are a better team this year without Garcia and Carton than we were last year with them--not because they are gone, but because of other factors.
Having said that, if Lewis returns next year, I think we can all agree that we will be better than if he doesn't return.
I think that's fair. We could see huge leaps next year from guys like Stevie, OMax, Oso, Kam and others, along with steady improvement from Tyler. So yes - we could be a very good to excellent team either way.
I hope Justin continues his college career at Marquette. He's fun to watch and will continue to develop as a player. There's plenty of time for pro ball.
Quote from: GooooMarquette on February 17, 2022, 11:47:45 AM
I think that's fair. We could see huge leaps next year from guys like Stevie, OMax, Oso, Kam and others, along with steady improvement from Tyler. So yes - we could be a very good to excellent team either way.
If we get a transfer who can rebound on the defensive boards. I'm surprised you didn't mention Joplin. He steps in for Lewis next year and becomes a 15/8 guy (my early wild prediction). He has the best fundamental rebounding skills I have seen on the team this year.
Justin is going to have a shot to slot into that Jimmy/Lazar spot at the end of the 1st. He can get his own shot, he's big and versatile, and he can score (with varying degrees of efficiency) at all 3 levels. That plays.
Quote from: Jockey on February 17, 2022, 11:55:43 AM
If we get a transfer who can rebound on the defensive boards. I'm surprised you didn't mention Joplin. He steps in for Lewis next year and becomes a 15/8 guy (my early wild prediction). He has the best fundamental rebounding skills I have seen on the team this year.
Yep, totally forgot about Joplin. He could be spectacular in the next couple of seasons.
That's part of what I love about this team. So many guys just oozing with potential.
Quote from: Goose on February 17, 2022, 11:37:14 AM
Omax very well might not be at MU in three years. His upside is way up there and I believe he is going to make a lot of money playing basketball. I saw on another thread that foreign born MU players were discussed, and I believe he will depart MU as the best of that bunch, minus Butch.
I agree Goose. Watching O-Max live it's evident he's got major pro potential. His handles at his size are fantastic. Pretty quick feet too. Great with his off hand. Hi ne. Ore year of strength and conditioning and skill development I think he takes a big step up next year. I think his ceiling may be higher than Justin's.
I've been telling y'all.
Been told the Bucks really like him too. He's gonna wind up in a great situation if he stays in the late first. Good organizations where he'll get coached up and have time to develop.
Quote from: BrewCity83 on February 17, 2022, 11:40:40 AM
I do expect us to be better next year without him.
Quote from: BrewCity83 on February 17, 2022, 11:40:40 AM
I think we can all agree that we will be better than if he doesn't return.
Does not compute.
Quote from: Elonsmusk on February 17, 2022, 12:01:19 PM
I agree Goose. Watching O-Max live it's evident he's got major pro potential. His handles at his size are fantastic. Pretty quick feet too. Great with his off hand. Hi ne. Ore year of strength and conditioning and skill development I think he takes a big step up next year. I think his ceiling may be higher than Justin's.
OMP is quicker and handles the ball better. He finishes with either hand at the basket. Loved that between-the-legs dribble in traffic against the press last night. His upside is enormous. I used to think I wanted him to play slower. Not anymore. His speed at 6'8 makes him special. I called him Jamil's size and athleticism mixed with Juan's motor in the thread that was tearing him down. I stand by that. When his skills catch up to his ability, he will be very dangerous. Skills meaning jump shot, finishing after a great move, seeing the floor after he puts the ball on the floor and starts his drive. If MU faces Gonzaga, I see him as MU's best hope of slowing down Holmgren.
I agree with that scout's assessment of JL. I noticed the 'slow feet' comment, and agree with that, too. He is strong and wide and can play bully ball. He is having a great year and is fun to watch. His lateral quickness can certainly improve.
Quote from: rocky_warrior on February 17, 2022, 12:12:51 PM
Does not compute.
Yeah I didnt follow that. Better without him.....but we all can agree we'd be better with him.
Quote from: rocky_warrior on February 17, 2022, 12:12:51 PM
Does not compute.
I look at it this way: this season our ceiling has been in about the 15 to 25 range. Next season, without him, we may be a 10-20 ranked team. With him, we could be top 10.
So without him could be better than this season, but with him would be even better yet....
Quote from: tower912 on February 17, 2022, 12:14:57 PM
I noticed the 'slow feet' comment, and agree with that, too. He is strong and wide and can play bully ball. He is having a great year and is fun to watch. His lateral quickness can certainly improve.
I've always felt watching Justin that his feet looked "heavy." He's athletic, can jump and move well enough, but there's something about his feet that makes it look like a lot of effort is required to get moving at times. The odd thing is he doesn't really play slow, I think he puts himself in good positions because of his instincts and his length really helps at this level. It will likely be tougher to compensate for this in the NBA.
Quote from: We R Final Four on February 17, 2022, 12:17:51 PM
Yeah I didnt follow that. Better without him.....but we all can agree we'd be better with him.
Better next year than we were this year, even without Lewis. Better next year with Lewis than we will be next year without Lewis (which would still be better than this year).
I'm not sold on being better next year than this year if Lewis is gone. If Lewis leaves, that's three of your four most important players gone. So far we're bringing in three lowly ranked recruits to replace them. And a good chance that one of our two best shooters also leaves.
There are a lot of big jumps that would be needed to be made in order for that to happen.
Quote from: StillAWarrior on February 17, 2022, 12:31:12 PM
Better next year than we were this year, even without Lewis. Better next year with Lewis than we will be next year without Lewis (which would still be better than this year).
This year: Probably a 5 or 6 seed
Next year without JFL: Maybe a 3 or 4
Next year with JFL: cuttin' down nets
Quote from: Dr. Blackheart on February 17, 2022, 11:46:53 AM
Newsie is a board cancer.
I'm just happy he isn't a fan of the dirty stinkin' Cardinals...
Quote from: Jockey on February 17, 2022, 11:55:43 AM
If we get a transfer who can rebound on the defensive boards. I'm surprised you didn't mention Joplin. He steps in for Lewis next year and becomes a 15/8 guy (my early wild prediction). He has the best fundamental rebounding skills I have seen on the team this year.
Until last night, in calendar year 2022, Joplin had one of the ten worst defensive rebounding percentages in ALL of college bball among players who played at least 10% of their team minutes.
Literally 1 defensive rebound from Dec 22 through Feb 15.
Quote from: Jay Bee on February 17, 2022, 12:45:39 PM
Until last night, in calendar year 2022, Joplin had one of the ten worst defensive rebounding percentages in ALL of college bball among players who played at least 10% of their team minutes.
Literally 1 defensive rebound from Dec 22 through Feb 15.
Joplin lets the other guys get all the easy rebounds
Watching him last night, even though he is listed at 6'7, it struck me that he seemed significantly smaller than both OMP and JL.
Ban Newsie!
Quote from: tower912 on February 17, 2022, 12:48:47 PM
Watching him last night, even though he is listed at 6'7, it struck me that he seemed significantly smaller than both OMP and JL.
Yep. Looks maybe 6'5" tops.
Quote from: real chili 83 on February 17, 2022, 12:49:02 PM
Ban Newsie!
unnatural carnal knowledge you racist white trash
Quote from: GooooMarquette on February 17, 2022, 12:43:05 PM
I'm just happy he isn't a fan of the dirty stinkin' Cardinals...
Ban Gooooo too.
Cardinals Rule!!!!!!
Quote from: GooooMarquette on February 17, 2022, 12:17:54 PM
I look at it this way: this season our ceiling has been in about the 15 to 25 range. Next season, without him, we may be a 10-20 ranked team. With him, we could be top 10.
So without him could be better than this season, but with him would be even better yet....
Ok. I may not agree with the better REGARDLESS without him, but that at least explains those statements which seemed contradictory to me.
Quote from: BCHoopster on February 17, 2022, 11:08:10 AM
We will see in 3 years.
Quote from: Goose on February 17, 2022, 11:37:14 AM
Omax very well might not be at MU in three years.
You mean, when Marquette finally starts listing O-Max as a sophomore?
Quote from: Jay Bee on February 17, 2022, 12:45:39 PM
Literally 1 defensive rebound from Dec 22 through Feb 15.
Jeesh ... that's only 1 more than
Janis Joplin had!
Quote from: MU82 on February 17, 2022, 01:07:10 PM
Jeesh ... that's only 1 more than Janis Joplin had!
Take it! Take another little piece of my heart now baby!
Quote from: dgies9156 on February 17, 2022, 12:57:31 PM
Ban Gooooo too.
Cardinals Rule!!!!!!
Agree! Ban Goooo!
Oh, wait....
Quote from: MU82 on February 17, 2022, 01:07:10 PM
Jeesh ... that's only 1 more than Janis Joplin had!
Favorite Janis Joplin trivia....she was high school classmate of Jimmy Johnson.
They didn't hang in the same circles.
Quote from: Clarissa on February 17, 2022, 02:53:53 PM
Favorite Janis Joplin trivia....she was high school classmate of Jimmy Johnson.
They didn't hang in the same circles.
She was too busy hanging out with Bobby McGee.
Quote from: Newsdreams on February 17, 2022, 10:24:16 AM
We will be a better team without him....
Lol whaaaaaaaa
edit: released you were joking as I read further.
Quote from: MU82 on February 17, 2022, 03:01:14 PM
She was too busy hanging out with Bobby McGee.
That was a Kris Kristofferson song she covered.
Quote from: Spotcheck Billy on February 17, 2022, 03:58:17 PM
That was a Kris Kristofferson song she covered.
And she died before it was released....
Quote from: GooooMarquette on February 17, 2022, 04:44:32 PM
And she died before it was released....
The 2nd posthumous release to ever go to number 1.
The first was Sitting on the Dock of the Bay by Otis Reading.
Didn't know that about either Me & Bobby McGee or Dock of the Bay.
But how 'bout that Justin Lewis, though? He's Marquette's No. 1 hit right now!
I am confident, if Justin goes Pro at a minimum he will get an opportunity like Markus or Sam. A free agent two way signing with a team that has a need for his skill set .
Let's see how the rest of the season plays out. It would be nice if Justin could play his way into an actual draft selection and get some good coin . A first round pick would be huge for MU and Justin.
Quote from: MU82 on February 17, 2022, 07:35:32 PM
But how 'bout that Justin Lewis, though? He's Marquette's No. 1 hit right now!
He is by FAR, Marquette's most important player this year. I've repeatedly said I didn't want him shooting 3s, but his shot selection is so good right now I don't mind it. We all saw the potential last year. But as a inside SF type. I don't think anyone (including Shaka) thought he would get this good this year at being a stretch 4, that can also manufacture his shot inside.
Kudos to him. He has worked hard and exceeded expectations. I suspect he'll continue that and get paid well next year (not just by some crappy MKE burger joint)
After watching the Bucks game tonight, I was trying to figure out how Justin would fit on either team, he wouldn't. Who could he guard, somebody can tell me if they want?
Quote from: BCHoopster on February 17, 2022, 11:05:13 PM
After watching the Bucks game tonight, I was trying to figure out how Justin would fit on either team, he wouldn't. Who could he guard, somebody can tell me if they want?
He'd be a backup 4, so maybe Milsap or Green.
Maybe Millsap, no way Green, he is a guard. Millsap played backup center tonight, Lewis will never be a backup center to small.
Quote from: BCHoopster on February 17, 2022, 11:18:12 PM
Maybe Millsap, no way Green, he is a guard. Millsap played backup center tonight, Lewis will never be a backup center to small.
Millsap is 6'7, 247 lbs with a 7'2 wingspan.
Lewis is 6'7, 245 lbs with a 7'2 wingspan.
The only thing I worry about with Lewis is his lack of lateral quickness. He can get better in that respect with good strength and conditioning work, but will never really be a strength. Honestly if he gets a first round grade, he SHOULD go .
Agreed, money is to good to pass up
Justin recently called himself a guard/wing. That's how he sees his future.
Quote from: BrewCity83 on February 18, 2022, 08:42:19 AM
Justin recently called himself a guard/wing. That's how he sees his future.
I can't remember the podcast but whatever it was the host mentioned talking to another talent evaluator when Justin was in HS and the guy said "he's a great 4 that wants to be a mediocre 3" or something along those lines.
Quote from: genious expert on February 18, 2022, 05:05:54 PM
I can't remember the podcast but whatever it was the host mentioned talking to another talent evaluator when Justin was in HS and the guy said "he's a great 4 that wants to be a mediocre 3" or something along those lines.
I guess that guy was right before Justin developed a three point game. Seems like a pretty bad take based on where he is today.
Quote from: genious expert on February 18, 2022, 05:05:54 PM
I can't remember the podcast but whatever it was the host mentioned talking to another talent evaluator when Justin was in HS and the guy said "he's a great 4 that wants to be a mediocre 3" or something along those lines.
Justin's not in HS any more.
Quote from: Clarissa on February 18, 2022, 06:29:49 AM
The only thing I worry about with Lewis is his lack of lateral quickness. He can get better in that respect with good strength and conditioning work, but will never really be a strength. Honestly if he gets a first round grade, he SHOULD go .
It kept Sam from being drafted - but Lewis has way more diversity to his offensive game. If he declares there will be a lot of testing for his lateral movement and it will decide where he gets drafted.
Quote from: BCHoopster on February 17, 2022, 11:05:13 PM
After watching the Bucks game tonight, I was trying to figure out how Justin would fit on either team, he wouldn't. Who could he guard, somebody can tell me if they want?
Niang
Quote from: Clarissa on February 18, 2022, 06:29:49 AM
The only thing I worry about with Lewis is his lack of lateral quickness. He can get better in that respect with good strength and conditioning work, but will never really be a strength. Honestly if he gets a first round grade, he SHOULD go .
He seems to have tight hips. Just needs the right person to work with him.
I think Justin will get an opportunity, but I don't think he's a 1st round pick right now unless this is a super weak draft. When I look at players and how they project at the NBA level, outside their obvious physical traits, I focus on whether they're exceptional at a particular skill-set.
If you look at Lewis physically he may have to increase his lateral quickness but I think he has enough tools. He will have much more space to operate at the NBA level but on the flipside I think he could struggle defensively on thr perimeter. I have no doubt he can get there but it's going to be a significant adjustment.
My overall take on his offensive game is that he's really good at a myriad of things, but not exceptional. He's improved his shooting a lot, and is very good going downhill with a solid first step, but there's not a lot of variation in his game once he puts the ball on the floor. To me this is where he needs to improve: shooting or distributing off the bounce. He's needs to improve his handles and passing for sure.
Lewis won't be drafted because of where he is now. He will be drafted because of where he is projected to be 2 or 3 years from now. Taking a flyer on a player a team thinks has upside, especially with a team that is drafting at the bottom of the first round without a lot of immediate needs, is all about potential.
Quote from: MuggsyB on February 19, 2022, 07:01:26 AM
I think Justin will get an opportunity, but I don't think he's a 1st round pick right now unless this is a super weak draft.
It is.
The Athletic has him 29 but falling in "the 25-50 bucket." Similar player tonEJ Liddell of Ohio State.
Justin Lewis is in the same boat as Liddell, another big-bodied wing who has improved just enough as a shooter this year to give scouts hope that he can play as a versatile, bigger four-man wing who can play on the perimeter, make 3s and play within the team. Lewis is 6-foot-7 with a 7-foot-1 wingspan and does have similarly slow feet to Liddell to give scouts pause. But he averages 17 points per game and has a real nose for the bucket with terrific footwork on drives, pivots and reverse pivots to create separation. He falls below Liddell on my board because he's not quite the defensive playmaker the Ohio State forward is. But he has the kind of size, length and shooting that teams tend to buy into. He's in that 25-to-50 bucket right now, which means he has a tough choice to make.
It would be nice to return to the annual tradition of having an MU guy picked in the last spot of the first round.
Quote from: Billy Hoyle on February 19, 2022, 12:54:29 PM
The Athletic has him 29 but falling in "the 25-50 bucket." Similar player tonEJ Liddell of Ohio State.
Justin Lewis is in the same boat as Liddell, another big-bodied wing who has improved just enough as a shooter this year to give scouts hope that he can play as a versatile, bigger four-man wing who can play on the perimeter, make 3s and play within the team. Lewis is 6-foot-7 with a 7-foot-1 wingspan and does have similarly slow feet to Liddell to give scouts pause. But he averages 17 points per game and has a real nose for the bucket with terrific footwork on drives, pivots and reverse pivots to create separation. He falls below Liddell on my board because he's not quite the defensive playmaker the Ohio State forward is. But he has the kind of size, length and shooting that teams tend to buy into. He's in that 25-to-50 bucket right now, which means he has a tough choice to make.
Um ... this was the opening post to this thread. But thanks for repeating it!
Quote from: MU82 on February 19, 2022, 01:36:48 PM
Um ... this was the opening post to this thread. But thanks for repeating it!
Reading beyond the title has never been Chico's ... errrr..."Billy's" strong suit.
Quote from: Clarissa on February 19, 2022, 10:20:47 AM
Lewis won't be drafted because of where he is now. He will be drafted because of where he is projected to be 2 or 3 years from now. Taking a flyer on a player a team thinks has upside, especially with a team that is drafting at the bottom of the first round without a lot of immediate needs, is all about potential.
Especially when said player is only 19. Turns 20 on Mar 12. Actually one of the younger players on this "young" team. Kolek is nearly a year older (turns 21 on Mar 27)
Quote from: MU82 on February 19, 2022, 01:36:48 PM
Um ... this was the opening post to this thread. But thanks for repeating it!
I see your posts and figure it's some Grandpa Simpson rambling about when you wore an onion on your belt.
https://www.wisn.com/article/we-know-what-we-re-capable-of-justin-lewis-on-marquette-s-tournament-hopes-nba-future/39151563#
Awesome stuff from Justin here in this feature. What a perfect representative of Marquette.
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on February 20, 2022, 11:24:12 AM
https://www.wisn.com/article/we-know-what-we-re-capable-of-justin-lewis-on-marquette-s-tournament-hopes-nba-future/39151563#
Awesome stuff from Justin here in this feature. What a perfect representative of Marquette.
That was great. Thanks for sharing.
Justin Lewis with the ultimate choke today.
TO and missed layup.
Nope, not a 1 pick.
Guess he can go G league,or Europe
Lewis has no ball handling/dribbling skills. Reminds me of Jamal Cain went he started to dribble around, I would cringe.
That fault will come out in the pre-draft sessions held each year, where they conduct the cone drills and scrimmages. He is the same size as Cade Cunningham (and others) and the ball handling is not even close.
He may have unfortunately just lost the lead in the Big East POY race.
Damn.
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on February 20, 2022, 04:10:36 PM
Justin Lewis with the ultimate choke today.
TO and missed layup.
So does every player who makes a couple of mistakes late in a close game "choke"?
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on February 20, 2022, 05:25:25 PM
He may have unfortunately just lost the lead in the Big East POY race.
Damn.
Yeah, i looked at the place each player of the year's team finished and no one below 4th place has won it. I don't think we're in the top 4 this year.
2021: 1, 4
2020: 3
2019: 2
2018: 2
2017: 1
2016: 4
2015: 1, 4
2014: 2
Quote from: CountryRoads on February 20, 2022, 05:37:54 PM
Yeah, i looked at the place each player of the year's team finished and no one below 4th place has won it. I don't think we're in the top 4 this year.
2021: 1, 4
2020: 3
2019: 2
2018: 2
2017: 1
2016: 4
2015: 1, 4
2014: 2
He was a true front runner too.
Before the 4 of 6 losses it was in the bag for him to win it. Complete collapse as a team (AGAIN) is gonna cost him.
Really wanted that for him.
Quote from: Vander Blue Man Group on February 20, 2022, 05:35:24 PM
So does every player who makes a couple of mistakes late in a close game "choke"?
1 point lead. Lewis Turnover leading to a fast break and Creighton lead.
Lewis missed wide open layup next time down.
That's a choke.
Seemed like Creighton doubled Lewis when he put the ball on the floor. Something he didn't seem ready for and turned it over repeatedly in the same fashion.
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on February 20, 2022, 06:05:33 PM
1 point lead. Lewis Turnover leading to a fast break and Creighton lead.
Lewis missed wide open layup next time down.
That's a choke.
No, it's not.
It's ok for Lewis to play lazy and uninspired ball, but if Kolek makes some errors the kid shall be punished with bench duty for an entire half.
Quote from: bradforster on February 20, 2022, 06:12:35 PM
It's ok for Lewis to play lazy and uninspired ball, but if Kolek makes some errors the kid shall be punished with bench duty for an entire half.
Wow ... what a comment. Please provide evidence that Lewis was "lazy" before you make accusations against somebody you know nothing about. Very disappointed that a comment like this came from a Marquette graduate.
The going gets a little tough and some rag on college sophomores as if they're supposed to be 27-year-old NBA veterans. Sad.
If they're paying attention (and they usually are), the pros will notice the recent falloff. If that's over 25 games, what about 82 plus playoffs?
I've always thought that it would be in Justin's interest to invest another year in college ball (even though I don't know what G-league salaries are) to improve his draft ($$$) status.
In the last couple games Lewis has looked slower than normal. He's not fast, nor quick, in any case. it looks like he's gained more weight and is probaly 15 lbs above what would be his most effective playing weight. I get that he has great shooting skills, good strength and can finish, but on offense (and defense) lately he's just not moving. Never screens, never uses a screen, never cuts, never passes out of a double team and very often dribbles into one.
I think he needs to regain fitness and start playing with more energy. He should get 4-5 "cheap" baskets per game on cuts, rebounds, and general hustle but lately that's zero.
Quote from: WarriorFan on February 21, 2022, 09:00:14 PM
In the last couple games Lewis has looked slower than normal. He's not fast, nor quick, in any case. it looks like he's gained more weight and is probaly 15 lbs above what would be his most effective playing weight. I get that he has great shooting skills, good strength and can finish, but on offense (and defense) lately he's just not moving. Never screens, never uses a screen, never cuts, never passes out of a double team and very often dribbles into one.
I think he needs to regain fitness and start playing with more energy. He should get 4-5 "cheap" baskets per game on cuts, rebounds, and general hustle but lately that's zero.
The one thing about Lewis is that he seems to do many things "good" but not great. He's a good all-around player and as some have said, the NBA drafts for the most part what you will become than what you are today. He most definitely can turn those "good" skill sets into "great" in a few years.
What is the scouting report on him from other teams?
There is no doubt that when he turns his back to the basket and wants to play hero-ball that the double team is coming.
He seems to really struggle with dribbling and spinning into the double team or finding the open guy.
I would say his defensive footwork is slow.
On the other hand, when Lewis is determined, nothing can stop him, and that may be his path for his shortfalls.
God bless the guy as I am being constructively critical of him, super happy he's at Marquette, we're fortunate to have such an outstanding young man represent Marquette while staying loyal through a coaching change, and want nothing but the best for him!
Latest ESPN has him at 26
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on February 20, 2022, 06:05:33 PM
1 point lead. Lewis Turnover leading to a fast break and Creighton lead.
Lewis missed wide open layup next time down.
That's a choke.
This post is a choke. I propose kicking MJ out of the HoF for the numerous times he missed game winning shots at the buzzer.
Your whole series of posts here are idiotic, but this one tops them all.
Quote from: MU82 on February 20, 2022, 06:59:14 PM
Wow ... what a comment. Please provide evidence that Lewis was "lazy" before you make accusations against somebody you know nothing about. Very disappointed that a comment like this came from a Marquette graduate.
The going gets a little tough and some rag on college sophomores as if they're supposed to be 27-year-old NBA veterans. Sad.
Aren't certain 27 year-olds in the NBA lazy?
Quote from: Jockey on February 23, 2022, 05:04:40 PM
Aren't certain 27 year-olds in the NBA lazy?
If Lewis is lazy and a choker, why would Marquette fans want him back?
Crickets from the gentleman who was asked to provide evidence after calling Lewis lazy.
So I guess we know who's actually lazy.
Quote from: Uncle Rico on February 23, 2022, 05:07:36 PM
If Lewis is lazy and a choker, why would Marquette fans want him back?
I for the record don't think Lewis is lazy or a choker. But in one scenario on Sunday he did choke the game away. Choke may be a harsh word, but he was the biggest reason they failed to hold their lead.
Turnover and missed layup which cost Marquette 4 points in a game they lead by 1.
That's why they say it's good when your best player is a guard because they can always be trusted more with the ball in their hands. Good thing we have multiple options there for future moments, including Justin who will still be called upon late in games.
Lewis 38th on the latest SI big board.
https://www.si.com/nba/2022/02/24/nba-draft-big-board-jabari-smith-paolo-banchero-chet-holmgren-top-80-rankings (https://www.si.com/nba/2022/02/24/nba-draft-big-board-jabari-smith-paolo-banchero-chet-holmgren-top-80-rankings)
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on February 24, 2022, 12:04:37 AM
I for the record don't think Lewis is lazy or a choker. But in one scenario on Sunday he did choke the game away. Choke may be a harsh word, but he was the biggest reason they failed to hold their lead.
Turnover and missed layup which cost Marquette 4 points in a game they lead by 1.
That's why they say it's good when your best player is a guard because they can always be trusted more with the ball in their hands. Good thing we have multiple options there for future moments, including Justin who will still be called upon late in games.
The turnover cost Marquette a chance at points. The pointblank layup miss cost actual points; that really sucked, as did O-Max's miss of another open layup. JL also missed a FT. In other words, as good as he can be, he's human. Not a choker IMHO, and definitely not lazy.
I mean, what a thing to say about a kid who's busting his ass so we can be entertained. Ridiculous and uncalled-for.
Quote from: Juan Anderson's Mixtape on February 24, 2022, 11:01:11 AM
Lewis 38th on the latest SI big board.
https://www.si.com/nba/2022/02/24/nba-draft-big-board-jabari-smith-paolo-banchero-chet-holmgren-top-80-rankings (https://www.si.com/nba/2022/02/24/nba-draft-big-board-jabari-smith-paolo-banchero-chet-holmgren-top-80-rankings)
to me, guy in the basement office, that seems about right. What does JL do that screams NBA 1st rd draft choice at this point? Certainly there will be a roster spot for him somewhere. Heck, Sam Hauser occupies pine for the Celtics. btw, Sam living my dream...played at Marquette and for the Celtics. My man!! But JL a first rounder? So does he play 3 or 4 in the NBA? Hey Justin, check Jayson Tatum tonight. If that doesn't go well, we can switch you to Jaylen Brown. Hey Justin, you got LeBron tomorrow night. Hey Justin, man-up on Durant. Selfishly, come back. MU could be really good next season. IF he is a sure-fire 1rd pick, than yes, go. But I sure hope it isn't weak-sauce advice that says 1st rd when he's actually a late 2nd rd or not drafted at all. And yeah, maybe he just doesn't dig college and wants to go. Fine. Otherwise, hang around a little longer.
Quote from: MU82 on February 23, 2022, 09:47:25 PM
Crickets from the gentleman who was asked to provide evidence after calling Lewis lazy.
So I guess we know who's actually lazy.
It's my opinion Lewis was lazy with the ball last Sunday and hurt the team's chances. He turned it over five times and failed to make winning plays. On the missed layup at the 1:35 mark he could have easily gone to the basket for a dunk or a closer shot at the rim.
He barely jogged down the floor after getting the ball swiped with 2:02 remaining in the game. I'm happy to send video evidence of that lack of hustle. Lewis played a lackluster game and, to me, looked listless at times during the contest.
The coach told us Kolek, "Wasn't quite himself. He kinda had a different look on his face, a couple turnovers that were odd." Shaka clearly didn't think Kolek was focused and engaged at Creighton. I felt the same way about Lewis. I was simply making an observation. I hope he plays with more energy and helps the team win on Saturday.
Quote from: bradforster on February 24, 2022, 12:10:27 PM
It's my opinion Lewis was lazy with the ball last Sunday and hurt the team's chances. He turned it over five times and failed to make winning plays. On the missed layup at the 1:35 mark he could have easily gone to the basket for a dunk or a closer shot at the rim.
He barely jogged down the floor after getting the ball swiped with 2:02 remaining in the game. I'm happy to send video evidence of that lack of hustle. Lewis played a lackluster game and, to me, looked listless at times during the contest.
The coach told us Kolek, "Wasn't quite himself. He kinda had a different look on his face, a couple turnovers that were odd." Shaka clearly didn't think Kolek was focused and engaged at Creighton. I felt the same way about Lewis. I was simply making an observation. I hope he plays with more energy and helps the team win on Saturday.
Lewis tried to make the kind of spin moves he has successfully accomplished probably 50 times this season. Unfortunately, he lost the ball a few times Sunday. Not sure how that makes him "lazy." Were his successful spin moves during the season's first 2 dozen games "un-lazy"? Were all of Morsell's and Kolek's turnovers Sunday "lazy," too? Attempting a layup instead of a dunk doesn't make a guy "lazy." A one-time lack of hustle -- if that's even what it was -- does not make a guy "lazy." Maybe he was freakin' exhausted after having played hard for 38 minutes.
You're entitled to an opinion like anybody else, but opinion isn't fact. "Lazy" is a very serious charge, and you definitely haven't proven it to be true of Lewis.
I hope everybody plays with energy Saturday. I certainly expect them to.
Its the coach's job not to allow kids to play "lazy.". Indiana's Bobby Knight never allowed a kid to play " lazy" like you say. Such misplays cost us the game.
Quote from: Stretchdeltsig on February 25, 2022, 05:21:05 AM
Its the coach's job not to allow kids to play "lazy.". Indiana's Bobby Knight never allowed a kid to play " lazy" like you say. Such misplays cost us the game.
Yeah, he would choke him and make him compete.
Quote from: Stretchdeltsig on February 25, 2022, 05:21:05 AM
Its the coach's job not to allow kids to play "lazy."
Good thing Shaka hasn't allowed any of our players to be lazy.
1st round pick in the latest ESPN mock draft
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Quote from: lessthannick11 on February 25, 2022, 08:22:21 AM
1st round pick in the latest ESPN mock draft
https://www.espn.com/nba/insider/story/_/id/33345014/2022-nba-mock-draft-how-big-three-chet-holmgren-paolo-banchero-jabari-smith-changing
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Nope. Too lazy.
Seriously, I hope Justin's stock just continues to rise. He's worked hard and played well for our overachieving team.
J Lews gone... with where these Mocks have him going especially these bigger ones that talk with actually scouts and GMs he's been in that late first to early 2nd range
Just put it in your mind now that way when he declares theres not people getting all upset
I think will be fine with the transfer rule..I believe OMax will take a big step and Kam jones will be a stud next year...then you got guys like Joplin, Mitchell, Kolek, Ighadaro that are only going to get better...not even mentioning are recruiting class
and I'm not writing off Ellis if he stays but he's probably gone
We need more young guys in the NBA coming through Marquette..helps recruiting big time
All diz don't meen stink, 'til da NBA pre- draft workouts, aina?
Quote from: lessthannick11 on February 25, 2022, 08:22:21 AM
1st round pick in the latest ESPN mock draft
https://www.espn.com/nba/insider/story/_/id/33345014/2022-nba-mock-draft-how-big-three-chet-holmgren-paolo-banchero-jabari-smith-changing
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Givony and Vecenie are the two best. Vecenie called out the travesty that Markus didn't win POY in 2020 in his draft bio.
He ain't ready lol
The. NBA. Drafts. On. Potential.
If you haven't figured this out yet, quit posting in this thread
Quote from: Uncle Rico on February 26, 2022, 12:57:21 PM
The. NBA. Drafts. On. Potential.
If you haven't figured this out yet, quit posting in this thread
Yet Juniors and Seniors still get drafted in the lottery
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on February 26, 2022, 01:05:43 PM
Yet Juniors and Seniors still get drafted in the lottery
So what? If someone tells Lewis they'll draft him he should pack his bags. If I were him, I wouldn't stick around and listen to fans tell me how terrible I am and lazy and how I can't play in the NBA.
Quote from: Uncle Rico on February 26, 2022, 01:09:46 PM
So what? If someone tells Lewis they'll draft him he should pack his bags. If I were him, I wouldn't stick around and listen to fans tell me how terrible I am and lazy and how I can't play in the NBA.
His offense isn't the problem.
How many draft picks are "ready?" How many rookies contribute more than garbage time minutes in their rookie year? Of course he's not ready to contribute to an NBA team today. That's why he's not projected as a top 3 pick.
The goal is to be a 1st rd pick. #5 made $8.5 with his 3 year guaranteed rookie deal as the last choice in round one. If there's cream, it will rise, aina?
Quote from: BLM on February 26, 2022, 01:52:43 PM
How many draft picks are "ready?" How many rookies contribute more than garbage time minutes in their rookie year? Of course he's not ready to contribute to an NBA team today. That's why he's not projected as a top 3 pick.
He would have a better chance sticking in the NBA long term by staying at MU another year.
You see a lot of talent get drafted and fade away at a young age in the G League. Getting drafted is awesome, but he would get drafted next year too. Getting drafted when ready gives you a better chance to contribute right away which helps you stick around.
His defense is FAR from NBA ready. That's the issue at the moment for him.
On the Inside The Big East TV show, they highlighted players in the Conference who are NBA prospects. The player they said was cited the most often by NBA execs was Justin Lewis.
Quote from: Herman Cain on February 26, 2022, 05:08:31 PM
On the Inside The Big East TV show, they highlighted players in the Conference who are NBA prospects. The player they said was cited the most often by NBA execs was Justin Lewis.
Most intriguing. They cited his huge improvement from last year to this year. That he has expanded his range and can defend multiple positions.
I think I read somewhere that this year's draft class is weak.
He will and should enter the draft.
I think even if he's early second round, he should probably go. I've sort of resigned myself to the fact he will declare.
It seems like he's worked really hard to get here and happy to see it paying off. Hopefully he finished the year strong.
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on February 26, 2022, 05:06:31 PM
He would have a better chance sticking in the NBA long term by staying at MU another year.
You see a lot of talent get drafted and fade away at a young age in the G League. Getting drafted is awesome, but he would get drafted next year too. Getting drafted when ready gives you a better chance to contribute right away which helps you stick around.
His defense is FAR from NBA ready. That's the issue at the moment for him.
Or he stays another year, his defense doesn't improve, he's a year older, and he falls out of the first round. If he gets a first round guarantee, he should go regardless of if he is ready or not.
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on February 26, 2022, 05:06:31 PM
He would have a better chance sticking in the NBA long term by staying at MU another year.
You see a lot of talent get drafted and fade away at a young age in the G League. Getting drafted is awesome, but he would get drafted next year too. Getting drafted when ready gives you a better chance to contribute right away which helps you stick around.
His defense is FAR from NBA ready. That's the issue at the moment for him.
yours, and mine, are minority opinions. Is JL a 3 or 4 in the NBA? Is JL better than, say, a Sam Hauser? Sam went undrafted but is on the Celtics 15-man roster. Currently I'd say JL is a 2nd rd pick. Someone here said SI has him at 38, I believe. That's most likely a non-guaranteed deal. How many of you would go if a 2nd rounder?...unless college classes are no longer of interest.
Quote from: BM1090 on February 26, 2022, 05:53:52 PM
Or he stays another year, his defense doesn't improve, he's a year older, and he falls out of the first round. If he gets a first round guarantee, he should go regardless of if he is ready or not.
There is no such thing as a first round guarantee for guys projected 20-40.
Quote from: BM1090 on February 26, 2022, 05:53:52 PM
Or he stays another year, his defense doesn't improve, he's a year older, and he falls out of the first round. If he gets a first round guarantee, he should go regardless of if he is ready or not.
I hope he gets drafted in the 1st round! I just would be surprised if he was picked in the 1st round this year.
Hard not to improve defensively under Shaka and Justin is still just 19. I would hate to see him get drafted and have to develop in the G League where you are kinda on your own.
Development at a College Progam is far superior to that of the G League because people actually are invested into your development. An NBA team can just draft another guy to replace you if you aren't developing well in the G League.
Money now is important though, I get it. Staying at school is more of an investment and that's not for everyone.
Quote from: Viper on February 26, 2022, 06:25:50 PM
yours, and mine, are minority opinions. Is JL a 3 or 4 in the NBA? Is JL better than, say, a Sam Hauser? Sam went undrafted but is on the Celtics 15-man roster. Currently I'd say JL is a 2nd rd pick. Someone here said SI has him at 38, I believe. That's most likely a non-guaranteed deal. How many of you would go if a 2nd rounder?...unless college classes are no longer of interest.
If it's your dream to play in the NBA, I would declare if I knew I was for sure a second round pick with a chance at being picked in the first round. He will have a long basketball career. Hopefully in the NBA.
Quote from: We R Final Four on February 26, 2022, 06:26:47 PM
There is no such thing as a first round guarantee for guys projected 20-40.
There absolutely is. Teams guarantee guys they will take them if available at their pick slot. All it takes is one team in the 24-30 range to love him.
Quote from: We R Final Four on February 26, 2022, 06:26:47 PM
There is no such thing as a first round guarantee for guys projected 20-40.
Not true.
Not sure who is a better comparison for 6-7 Lewis .. compare and contrast him to Wes Matthews or Jae Crowder, both of whom made it to their senior year at MU.
Will Lewis fare as well as either of them in the NBA?
Quote from: mu_hilltopper on February 27, 2022, 10:38:44 AM
Not sure who is a better comparison for 6-7 Lewis .. compare and contrast him to Wes Matthews or Jae Crowder, both of whom made it to their senior year at MU.
Will Lewis fare as well as either of them in the NBA?
Most will not fare as well as either Mattews are Crowder. Can still make plenty of cash if they don't
Lewis "should" do what he wants to do. Period.
His dunk shows why NBA teams might be high on him. 20-year-old kid with long arms who can make athletic plays and has an "I want the ball" mentality.
Quote from: Big Papi on February 26, 2022, 06:33:45 PM
If it's your dream to play in the NBA, I would declare if I knew I was for sure a second round pick with a chance at being picked in the first round. He will have a long basketball career. Hopefully in the NBA.
it's probably every basketball playing kid to someday ball in the NBA. But...hopefully & 2nd rd pick...if he's my kid my advice would be, if a for-sure 1st rounder, yes, go go go. Anything short, play another year at Marquette.
Quote from: Viper on February 27, 2022, 02:30:44 PM
it's probably every basketball playing kid to someday ball in the NBA. But...hopefully & 2nd rd pick...if he's my kid my advice would be, if a for-sure 1st rounder, yes, go go go. Anything short, play another year at Marquette.
And if your kid or his draft status gets hurt, then you would have given him bad advice.
The only guarantee if you don't go pro when you have a reasonable shot of getting drafted is one less year of income as a basketball player (though NIL could help offset this in some cases). Sometimes staying is the right decision, more often it's not, and sometimes the outcome is the same either way. There's no scenario where Justin staying is the obvious right choice
This is a summary of the last Ten Years (since 2012) of MU Players who have had some proximity to the NBA ( Drafted, On a Roster, Or Played In G League). I think Justin will fall somewhere on this spectrum. If I forgot anyone I apologize in advance.
Jae Crowder- Second Round Draft Pick #34- Ten Year NBA Career
DJO- Second Round Draft Pick #55 - Had Cup of Coffee in NBA, brief time in G League and then had a successful career in Europe
Vander Blue- Undrafted - Had several Cups of Coffee In NBA and signed Two Way Contract, Committed heavily to G League in an attempt to get called up, Now he is a journeyman international player playing in Mexico, Israel and Uruguay this season
Jamil Wilson- Undrafted Had several summer league invites, played successfully in G League and Europe, Played his way into NBA and did well, unfortunately had STD issues , now back to Europe
Todd Mayo- Undrafted Made G League, Had behavior problems early on, no sightings since then
Matt Carlino- Undrafted, Made G League stayed briefly, then Spent 4 successful years in Europe, Now is a graduate assistant at TCU. Appears to have full head of hair.
John Dawson- Undrafted, Made G League 3 Consecutive Years, Not currently playing
Juan Anderson- Undrafted , Had successful career in Latin America, Played his way into G League, Got promoted to NBA and now has earned a two year NBA contract
Henry Ellenson- First Round NBA Draft Pick #18. Spent 5 years in the NBA , going back and forth from G League, Now in Europe
Deonte Burton- Undrafted , Went to Asia, Made G League , Was called up to NBA and Played Two Years ,had fracas with teammates and was released , Now back to G League attempting to recreate himself as a point guard.
Andrew Rowsey-Invited to Summer League, Played in Europe, Made G League, playing well
Markus Howard- Undrafted , Signed Two Way Contract , Performing well , Currently playing on Two Way Contract
Sam Hauser- Undrafted , Signed Two Way Contract, Currently playing on Guaranteed NBA Contract
Brandon Bailey- Undrafted, Played International, Made G League
DJ Carton - Undrafted, Made G League, Showing Steady Improvement
Quote from: TAMU Eagle on February 27, 2022, 06:07:26 PM
And if your kid or his draft status gets hurt, then you would have given him bad advice.
The only guarantee if you don't go pro when you have a reasonable shot of getting drafted is one less year of income as a basketball player (though NIL could help offset this in some cases). Sometimes staying is the right decision, more often it's not, and sometimes the outcome is the same either way. There's no scenario where Justin staying is the obvious right choice
2nd rd pick. Non guarantee. Get cut. Then what? No $. No degree. Btw, if worried about the injury that ruins draft possibility, take out an insurance policy. Not that uncommon.
Quote from: Viper on February 27, 2022, 08:37:00 PM
2nd rd pick. Non guarantee. Get cut. Then what? No $. No degree. Btw, if worried about the injury that ruins draft possibility, take out an insurance policy. Not that uncommon.
Not sure on rules, but according to this article, a University can pay the premiums on a policy. Keyontae Johnson has a $5 million option.
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/32544357/florida-gators-keyontae-johnson-take-5m-insurance-payout-collapsing-court-report-says
Quote from: Viper on February 27, 2022, 08:37:00 PM
2nd rd pick. Non guarantee. Get cut. Then what? No $. No degree. Btw, if worried about the injury that ruins draft possibility, take out an insurance policy. Not that uncommon.
What if, like Vander Blue after the 2012-13 season, Justin Lewis simply doesn't want to play college basketball anymore beyond this season?
Quote from: Viper on February 27, 2022, 08:37:00 PM
2nd rd pick. Non guarantee. Get cut. Then what? No $. No degree. Btw, if worried about the injury that ruins draft possibility, take out an insurance policy. Not that uncommon.
2nd round pick. Non guarantee. Get cut. Get picked up by another team, sign a 2-way contract, go overseas. If you are good enough to get drafted in the second round, someone is going to pay you to play basketball provided you're healthy and not in off the court trouble. And the no degree thing don't matta. He could come back and get it if he so chose.
Insurance policies, at least significant ones, are not common amongst likely 2nd round picks. Besides, the bigger issue is your draft stock not improving while getting a year older, insurance doesn't cover that.
The only guarantee if you don't go pro when you have a reasonable shot of getting drafted is one less year of income as a basketball player. That's it. Maybe it would be better to stay, maybe it would be better to go. Maybe it doesn't matter. But there's no situation where the obvious right decision for a likely second round pick is to stay.
Quote from: TAMU Eagle on February 27, 2022, 11:54:14 PM
2nd round pick. Non guarantee. Get cut. Get picked up by another team, sign a 2-way contract, go overseas. If you are good enough to get drafted in the second round, someone is going to pay you to play basketball provided you're healthy and not in off the court trouble. And the no degree thing don't matta. He could come back and get it if he so chose.
Insurance policies, at least significant ones, are not common amongst likely 2nd round picks. Besides, the bigger issue is your draft stock not improving while getting a year older, insurance doesn't cover that.
The only guarantee if you don't go pro when you have a reasonable shot of getting drafted is one less year of income as a basketball player. That's it. Maybe it would be better to stay, maybe it would be better to go. Maybe it doesn't matter. But there's no situation where the obvious right decision for a likely second round pick is to stay.
NBA caliber guys want to avoid playing overseas at all costs. The G-League is brutal. As I've already said, you are on your own there for the most part. NBA teams can't draft to replace you if you're not developing. College coaches especially now here at Marquette are concerned solely on your development and that is huge for a guy like Justin who was underutilized as a Freshman and is now finding his way.
Getting drafted in the 1st round guarantees you more money and gives you a much better shot at sticking in the league because you get opportunities. Sticking in the league is better than getting drafted and fading away in the G League like so many talented guys do.
I want Justin to get drafted in the 1st round because that's what's best for his career. I think staying 1 more year at Marquette gets him drafted in the 1st round. At the end of the day I want him to succeed as an NBA player. Leaving early doesn't guarantee that.
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on February 28, 2022, 12:06:38 AM
At the end of the day I want him to succeed as an NBA player. Leaving early doesn't guarantee that.
Neither does staying another year. What it does guarantee is another year of making money as a professional basketball player. That's the only possible guarantee in this decision making process. Doesn't mean he should go. Doesn't mean he should stay. It just means that those pretending like the obvious right choice is for Justin to come back are misguided.
Quote from: TAMU Eagle on February 28, 2022, 12:26:38 AM
Neither does staying another year. What it does guarantee is another year of making money as a professional basketball player. That's the only possible guarantee in this decision making process. Doesn't mean he should go. Doesn't mean he should stay. It just means that those pretending like the obvious right choice is for Justin to come back are misguided.
Justin can also make money of current and future NIL deals while also improving his game to get drafted at a higher slot getting him more guaranteed money by staying. Not to mention possibly getting a degree that people seem to get in 3 years nowadays.
I get both sides. I just think he stands to make more money and stick in the league longer as a 1st rounder. If he is guaranteed that this year then so be it, but I dont see that happening.
Hopefully it does, but we shall see. If you do a search of updated NBA mock drafts he doesn't appear in a large number of them.
Do any MU players have good NIL deal?
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on February 28, 2022, 12:06:38 AM
NBA caliber guys want to avoid playing overseas at all costs. The G-League is brutal. As I've already said, you are on your own there for the most part. NBA teams can't draft to replace you if you're not developing. College coaches especially now here at Marquette are concerned solely on your development and that is huge for a guy like Justin who was underutilized as a Freshman and is now finding his way.
Getting drafted in the 1st round guarantees you more money and gives you a much better shot at sticking in the league because you get opportunities. Sticking in the league is better than getting drafted and fading away in the G League like so many talented guys do.
Isn't this idea of the G-League a little outdated? Now that teams have their own affiliated teams, there's more investment into the players. Also, with the use of Two-Way contracts, the G-League is much more than the half-hearted minor league it was when it started.
Has someone gif'ed that putback yet?
Quote from: cheebs09 on February 28, 2022, 05:43:04 AM
Isn't this idea of the G-League a little outdated? Now that teams have their own affiliated teams, there's more investment into the players. Also, with the use of Two-Way contracts, the G-League is much more than the half-hearted minor league it was when it started.
Yes, you beat me to it. Today's G League is nothing like its precursor, the developmental league. Every NBA team has assigned a full coaching and development staff to its G League team, and the players get a significant amount of 1-on-1 attention.
For example, the Hornets' affiliate in Greensboro (where DJ Carton plays) has a head coach, 3 assistants (including former NBA player Donyell Marshall), a director of player development, a strength and conditioning coach, a player development coach, a trainer, and three "basketball operations" people.
So DJ gets to work a lot on his game, and it shows. After struggling for his first couple months, here are his stats for February: 13.3 ppg on 48% shooting, 4.8 rebs, 4.4 asst, 1.4 stl. Will he ever be an NBA player? Maybe or maybe not - he isn't shooting well enough from 3, for one thing - but he'll be able to make money playing basketball for a decade if that's what he wants.
And you're right about 2-way contracts, too. Those have been game-changers for lots of young players since they came into existence a few years ago. For instance, Both Markus and Sam have benefited tremendously from them.
For some players at some schools, NIL money might be an attractive alternative to the G League or Europe. We'll see about that as time goes on. I don't think Lewis makes enough NIL money for it to influence him at all.
D.J. clearly didn't want to stay in college another year. Neither did Vander. Neither did Bailey. Neither do lots and lots of guys who "aren't ready" for the NBA. It's great that they have a viable option.
Staying an extra season didn't help Markus at all from a basketball perspective -- he was basically the same player he was as a junior, there actually were some MU "fans" who blamed him for the team not winning bigger, Covid ended up wiping out any shot at an NCAAT win, and he simply went another year without making $$$. Hopefully, his experience as a student and member of the Marquette community made him glad he stayed.
As for Justin ... not a single person here knows what he's thinking. Maybe he loves-loves-loves his college/Marquette experience so much that he'll only leave if he gets strong info that he'll be a first-round draft pick. Or maybe he's enjoying this season but really doesn't see himself staying for a third year of college.
What I want for Justin is to do what his heart, gut, head and wallet tell him is best for him. And I hope he's surrounded himself with advisers who place his interests first.
Otherwise, none of us should pretend to know what's "best" for him.
Quote from: MU82 on February 28, 2022, 08:00:00 AM
Yes, you beat me to it. Today's G League is nothing like its precursor, the developmental league. Every NBA team has assigned a full coaching and development staff to its G League team, and the players get a significant amount of 1-on-1 attention.
For example, the Hornets' affiliate in Greensboro (where DJ Carton plays) has a head coach, 3 assistants (including former NBA player Donyell Marshall), a director of player development, a strength and conditioning coach, a player development coach, a trainer, and three "basketball operations" people.
So DJ gets to work a lot on his game, and it shows. After struggling for his first couple months, here are his stats for February: 13.3 ppg on 48% shooting, 4.8 rebs, 4.4 asst, 1.4 stl. Will he ever be an NBA player? Maybe or maybe not - he isn't shooting well enough from 3, for one thing - but he'll be able to make money playing basketball for a decade if that's what he wants.
And you're right about 2-way contracts, too. Those have been game-changers for lots of young players since they came into existence a few years ago. For instance, Both Markus and Sam have benefited tremendously from them.
For some players at some schools, NIL money might be an attractive alternative to the G League or Europe. We'll see about that as time goes on. I don't think Lewis makes enough NIL money for it to influence him at all.
D.J. clearly didn't want to stay in college another year. Neither did Vander. Neither did Bailey. Neither do lots and lots of guys who "aren't ready" for the NBA. It's great that they have a viable option.
Staying an extra season didn't help Markus at all from a basketball perspective -- he was basically the same player he was as a junior, there actually were some MU "fans" who blamed him for the team not winning bigger, Covid ended up wiping out any shot at an NCAAT win, and he simply went another year without making $$$. Hopefully, his experience as a student and member of the Marquette community made him glad he stayed.
As for Justin ... not a single person here knows what he's thinking. Maybe he loves-loves-loves his college/Marquette experience so much that he'll only leave if he gets strong info that he'll be a first-round draft pick. Or maybe he's enjoying this season but really doesn't see himself staying for a third year of college.
What I want for Justin is to do what his heart, gut, head and wallet tell him is best for him. And I hope he's surrounded himself with advisers who place his interests first.
Otherwise, none of us should pretend to know what's "best" for him.
What's best for him is me watching Marquette win games with him on the roster next year. If he gets a degree, he might have a radio show like a lot of Badger players
The degree argument always cracks me up. Next to everybody who plays at a high major ends up working in Basketball in some capacity. They don't need a degree for that. The handful that don't that I've seen go into real estate (Lazar Hayward, separate class), or sales (Jake Thomas, no degree required but preferred). Outside of Matt Heldt, is there anybody who's using their degree from MU since we joined the Big East?
If someone's dream is to play pro basketball, and when they're done they'll be a coach in some capacity whether AAU, High school, college, minor league, or NBA then they don't need a degree they need networking abilities which you get by moving on not staying at MU.
Quote from: Galway Eagle on February 28, 2022, 08:38:04 AM
The degree argument always cracks me up. Next to everybody who plays at a high major ends up working in Basketball in some capacity. They don't need a degree for that. The handful that don't that I've seen go into real estate (Lazar Hayward, separate class), or sales (Jake Thomas, no degree required but preferred). Outside of Matt Heldt, is there anybody who's using their degree from MU since we joined the Big East?
If someone's dream is to play pro basketball, and when they're done they'll be a coach in some capacity whether AAU, High school, college, minor league, or NBA then they don't need a degree they need networking abilities which you get by moving on not staying at MU.
Some college coaching jobs require a degree
Quote from: Herman Cain on February 28, 2022, 08:46:33 AM
Some college coaching jobs require a degree
And most high school coaches are teachers, which requires a degree. And if you aren't a teacher, being a coach isn't a full-time job.
You want to know which players are using their MU degree? Everyone who isn't playing professionally.
Anyone who thinks Justin will be playing at MU next year is kidding themselves. He will either be on an NBA bench, in the G-league (most likely) or in Europe, but he is not going to be in Milwaukee.
I think he gowne.
To me, the only way he comes back for another year is if he's convinced that he won't be drafted in the first round AND he believes that another year with Shaka and the MU staff will result in another giant leap in his improvement that's similar to the one he made between his 1st and 2nd seasons.
If he doesn't believe both of those two things are certain (or highly likely), he gowne.
Quote from: Uncle Rico on February 28, 2022, 08:07:45 AM
What's best for him is me watching Marquette win games with him on the roster next year.
Yes, this creates a lot of subjective thought on behalf of many Scoopers. "How might Lewis (or any other player) leaving affect me and my enjoyment of MU hoops? Doesn't he realize he's there for me?"
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on February 28, 2022, 12:06:38 AM
NBA caliber guys want to avoid playing overseas at all costs. The G-League is brutal. As I've already said, you are on your own there for the most part. NBA teams can't draft to replace you if you're not developing. College coaches especially now here at Marquette are concerned solely on your development and that is huge for a guy like Justin who was underutilized as a Freshman and is now finding his way.
Getting drafted in the 1st round guarantees you more money and gives you a much better shot at sticking in the league because you get opportunities. Sticking in the league is better than getting drafted and fading away in the G League like so many talented guys do.
I want Justin to get drafted in the 1st round because that's what's best for his career. I think staying 1 more year at Marquette gets him drafted in the 1st round. At the end of the day I want him to succeed as an NBA player. Leaving early doesn't guarantee that.
Why underutilized as a Freshman? He averaged 21 minutes a game and it would have been more if he didn't see limited minutes for 2-3 games after his injury.
Quote from: warriorchick on February 28, 2022, 10:29:09 AM
And most high school coaches are teachers, which requires a degree. And if you aren't a teacher, being a coach isn't a full-time job.
You want to know which players are using their MU degree? Everyone who isn't playing professionally.
Absolutely not, HS jobs are coached by people affiliated with the school but not necessarily teachers, maybe in less populated areas teachers are the only ones available but that's not the case around everywhere. My HS's old coach was a security guard for example (no degree required). That still doesn't answer the AAU angle, currently Acker Jerel James and Chapman are all doing AAU work, how does that require a college degree? As I said Lazar is not playing pro and he's a real estate agent, no degree required. Thomas is in sales, no degree required for most those entry level jobs and is only preferred.
Quote from: Uncle Rico on February 28, 2022, 08:07:45 AM
What's best for him is me watching Marquette win games with him on the roster next year. If he gets a degree, he might have a radio show like a lot of Badger players
Justin better be taking into account the wants and needs of us MU fans.
Quote from: warriorchick on February 28, 2022, 10:29:09 AM
And most high school coaches are teachers, which requires a degree. And if you aren't a teacher, being a coach isn't a full-time job.
You want to know which players are using their MU degree? Everyone who isn't playing professionally.
I agree with this analysis
Justin, forget the nba. Please me, ok? Stay at Marquette another season because I want Marquette to be top 10 next year. I want Marquette to win the BE. I want Marquette to kick Wisconsin's ass. Thx., Viper.
Quote from: Newsdreams on February 28, 2022, 12:58:54 PM
Why underutilized as a Freshman? He averaged 21 minutes a game and it would have been more if he didn't see limited minutes for 2-3 games after his injury.
For starters he should've been starting over Garcia.
Quote from: Uncle Rico on February 28, 2022, 08:07:45 AM
What's best for him is me watching Marquette win games with him on the roster next year. If he gets a degree, he might have a radio show like a lot of Badger players
Agree. Wish 82 would quit trying to push Lewis out the door. Let him enjoy college and get a degree.
Quote from: Stretchdeltsig on February 28, 2022, 04:20:16 PM
Agree. Wish 82 would quit trying to push Lewis out the door. Let him enjoy college and get a degree.
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Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on February 28, 2022, 02:20:07 PM
For starters he should've been starting over Garcia.
LOL starting no matta
I'm worried he could get injured. I think Justin should sit out the rest of the season and focus on the NBA
Quote from: Stretchdeltsig on February 28, 2022, 04:20:16 PM
Agree. Wish 82 would quit trying to push Lewis out the door. Let him enjoy college and get a degree.
Exactly. I bought my first gun just for the occasion. Nice to exercise my 2nd Amendment rights AND force Justin out the door at the same time.
Geez Louise, does this end?
Justin is a good ballplayer who we're lucky to have with us. He's improved dramatically this year from last and certainly is a candidate to be all Big East and maybe Big East POY.
ENJOY IT!!!!!
I'm sure after the year's over, Justin and Coach Shaka will sit down and have a long talk about Justin's future. I suspect Justin also will be speaking with people who know the NBA well. Being a Marquette student, he'll exercise the good judgment he learned from his Marquette education and make a decision that's right for him and his well-being. I suspect Coach Shaka has his trust and Justin will confide in and rely on Coach Shaka.
Let's hope Justin does what's best for him and be thankful we've had him this year. If he comes back, we'll be great next year. If he doesn't, I'll be looking forward to Justin kicking a$s in the NBA.
My attitude is that it would be great to have Justin back, but I'm mentally prepared for him to leave.
Find a replacement in the transfer portal, if necessary.
Latest Bleacher Report has Justin going at #40.... FYI Patrick Baldwin at #24... Johnny Davis @7 8-)
Baldwin didn't do stink all season except sell tickets for UWM. Probably shoulda turned pro outta high school, hey?
Quote from: 4everwarriors on March 02, 2022, 01:07:57 PM
Baldwin didn't do stink all season except sell tickets for UWM. Probably shoulda turned pro outta high school, hey?
If you can sell tickets for UWM you probably deserve to be named President of the Packers or CEO of Manchester United.
It's really too bad - had this team finished T3 Lewis would have been the runaway BEPOY.
Quote from: Stretchdeltsig on February 28, 2022, 04:20:16 PM
Agree. Wish 82 would quit trying to push Lewis out the door. Let him enjoy college and get a degree.
Get a degree? Lol. Justin is a pro. Wish we had a couple more of them. 0% chance he stays 2 more years.
He's good enough to win us a couple games in the tourney if Kolek and Morsell show up. Hopefully he gives us a nice going away present. Dude's a baller.
I didn't see anyone post this - he was Dickie V's "Diaper Dandy of the Year" in the BE. Hang a banner.
Kudos to the second year Freshman!
Sam Vecenie has Lewis up to #26 on his big board.
It would make no sense for him to return if he is gonna be a 1st rounder. Don't wanna get 'Juzanged' by staying another year.
Quote from: Jockey on March 11, 2022, 01:50:30 PM
Sam Vecenie has Lewis up to #26 on his big board.
It would make no sense for him to return if he is gonna be a 1st rounder. Don't wanna get 'Juzanged' by staying another year.
Julian Champagnie is another good example. Went from projected 2nd round pick to likely undrafted.
What's all this "pro" talk the minute someone shows some ability??? Justin is a good to very good COLLEGE basketball player still maturing and growing in his game. Stick around. There are already a host of guys his size and ability fighting for a few spots in the NBA.. Enjoy the now years in college and let his body and mind mature to play at another level. Don't rush it. Not everybody is pro ready at his age either ... Just sayin'.
Quote from: axaguy on March 11, 2022, 04:25:12 PM
What's all this "pro" talk the minute someone shows some ability??? Justin is a good to very good COLLEGE basketball player still maturing and growing in his game. Stick around. There are already a host of guys his size and ability fighting for a few spots in the NBA.. Enjoy the now years in college and let his body and mind mature to play at another level. Don't rush it. Not everybody is pro ready at his age either ... Just sayin'.
Thanks. If he get a guaranteed pick in the first round he should be on the first thing smoking out of Milwaukee
Quote from: axaguy on March 11, 2022, 04:25:12 PM
What's all this "pro" talk the minute someone shows some ability??? Justin is a good to very good COLLEGE basketball player still maturing and growing in his game. Stick around. There are already a host of guys his size and ability fighting for a few spots in the NBA.. Enjoy the now years in college and let his body and mind mature to play at another level. Don't rush it. Not everybody is pro ready at his age either ... Just sayin'.
Right on. For some reason MU82 has been pushing Lewis out the door all year. Don't understand his motive unless he's a rodent troll. No doubt, Lewis is a good player, but please let him grow and develop and enjoy his time at Marquette.
Quote from: axaguy on March 11, 2022, 04:25:12 PM
What's all this "pro" talk the minute someone shows some ability??? Justin is a good to very good COLLEGE basketball player still maturing and growing in his game. Stick around. There are already a host of guys his size and ability fighting for a few spots in the NBA.. Enjoy the now years in college and let his body and mind mature to play at another level. Don't rush it. Not everybody is pro ready at his age either ... Just sayin'.
I think you're wrong axaguy.
Lewis has to get exponentially better to be a notable contributor at the next level. We could list several areas of opportunity in his game. I have a feeling he will be back.
Quote from: Stretchdeltsig on March 11, 2022, 04:31:15 PM
Right on. For some reason MU82 has been pushing Lewis out the door all year. Don't understand his motive unless he's a rodent troll. No doubt, Lewis is a good player, but please let him grow and develop and enjoy his time at Marquette.
Nobody is pushing him anywhere. We'd all love him to be back, but he shouldn't come back if he's going to be a first round pick. You don't pass up guaranteed NBA money.
When compared to similar(ish) MU NBA players such as Butler, Hayward, and Crowder...Lewis just doesn't have that same motor or level of aggressiveness on both ends of the floor as the others. He's talented for sure, but he's definitely more of a finesse player aside from a few moments where he will take it strong to the basket and dunk it.
He's said himself that he wants to be remembered like the players I mentioned, but that's the one glaring difference I see among them. He needs to get quicker, faster, and play more aggressively. He's too passive now and would quickly get forgotten about in the NBA. He won't last long at all unless he's committed to improving on that front, imo.
Whether he wants to take that chance on an NBA roster or at MU is a different story, but that's what he needs to get better at to be a contributor I think because his offensive ability just isn't special relative to other NBA players at the moment.
I have visuals on MU82 physically pushing Lewis out the Al Center entrance and saying "you go now.."
As if anything ever posted on a message board would actually influence a player to enter the draft or not - get a grip...
Quote from: Stretchdeltsig on March 11, 2022, 04:31:15 PM
Right on. For some reason MU82 has been pushing Lewis out the door all year. Don't understand his motive unless he's a rodent troll. No doubt, Lewis is a good player, but please let him grow and develop and enjoy his time at Marquette.
For those thinking he'll get lost in the NBA, that's even more reason for him to go now. Get your millions now.
I also think people have a very outdated view of the draft. Early second rounders almost always spend time on an NBA roster. 2 way contracts, expanded rosters, etc almost guaranteed it. If you're guaranteed a top 45 pick you'd be crazy not to go.
Or you can hang around, play mostly for free, and risk your weaknesses not improving and no longer being picked on potential.
Quote from: Stretchdeltsig on March 11, 2022, 04:31:15 PM
Right on. For some reason MU82 has been pushing Lewis out the door all year. Don't understand his motive unless he's a rodent troll. No doubt, Lewis is a good player, but please let him grow and develop and enjoy his time at Marquette.
LOL this is hilarious
Quote from: Stretchdeltsig on March 11, 2022, 04:31:15 PM
Right on. For some reason MU82 has been pushing Lewis out the door all year. Don't understand his motive unless he's a rodent troll. No doubt, Lewis is a good player, but please let him grow and develop and enjoy his time at Marquette.
For some reason, Stretchdelsig has been pushing Lewis to play for free for several more years. Don't understand his motive unless he's selfish and cares more about his own entertainment than what Lewis wants. No doubt, Lewis is a good player, so please let him follow his heart and enjoy wherever that leads him, rather than do what old interwebs guys want him to do.
I've looked at two mock drafts tonight that don't have Lewis included. This one was recently updated by Bleacher Report and has him at 40.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/syndication.bleacherreport.com/amp/2953815-2022-nba-mock-draft-shake-up-in-the-top-5-full-2-round-predictions.amp.html
Quote from: bradforster on March 11, 2022, 09:43:59 PM
I've looked at two mock drafts tonight that don't have Lewis included. This one was recently updated by Bleacher Report and has him at 40.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/syndication.bleacherreport.com/amp/2953815-2022-nba-mock-draft-shake-up-in-the-top-5-full-2-round-predictions.amp.html
I don't know of any Scooper who has said Justin's a first-round lock. He's been in Rd 1 of some mocks, hasn't been in others. He seems to be ascending, but who knows ... maybe he won't get drafted at all.
I can't speak for anybody else, but what I've said is that Lewis should follow his heart and gut and the advice of those he trusts.
I've also said that being supposedly "not ready" has not kept players from leaving or the NBA from drafting some of them.
Somehow, that has been translated by at least one Scooper as "pushing him out the door," which is quite humorous.
Artists rendition of MU82 and Justin at the Al...
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Quote from: MU82 on March 11, 2022, 10:02:40 PM
I don't know of any Scooper who has said Justin's a first-round lock. He's been in Rd 1 of some mocks, hasn't been in others. He seems to be ascending, but who knows ... maybe he won't get drafted at all.
I can't speak for anybody else, but what I've said is that Lewis should follow his heart and gut and the advice of those he trusts.
I've also said that being supposedly "not ready" has not kept players from leaving or the NBA from drafting some of them.
Somehow, that has been translated by at least one Scooper as "pushing him out the door," which is quite humorous.
Look, I don't know, nor does anyone else typin' on this board, whether or not Lewis has what it takes to make a livin' in the Association. But I do know, for a fact, that the 3 worst and most misunderstood words in the English language are, "follow your dream," hey?
"Follow your dream" has fooked up more people and their future than some tough love followed by, "get real," aina?
Quote from: 4everwarriors on March 12, 2022, 09:36:20 AM
"Follow your dream" has fooked up more people and their future than some tough love followed by, "get real," aina?
If he's a draft pick, he should go
Quote from: 4everwarriors on March 12, 2022, 09:36:20 AM
"Follow your dream" has fooked up more people and their future than some tough love followed by, "get real," aina?
Sounds an awful lot like "fear and control" coming from you.
More like "shut up and dribble." Don't ya think, Nads, aina?
I'm 100% in favor of guys chasing money and chasing realistic dreams. I have zero idea if Lewis is sure fire NBA guy or not, but if he was my son, I would try and get him as much NIL money and come back another year. He has moments that he looks very, very good and times not so much. Biggest risk on coming back is expectations would be high and he would need to elevate his game next season. Right now, he might be worth the gamble for an NBA team to take him. All that said, I am more worried about the MU program's future, and I will be fine with any decision he makes about next year.
Quote from: 4everwarriors on March 12, 2022, 12:18:29 PM
More like "shut up and dribble." Don't ya think, Nads, aina?
Yeah, you're good at sayin' dat, too, nu?
Quote from: Uncle Rico on March 12, 2022, 10:18:09 AM
If he's a draft pick, he should go
All depends on if staying could get him drafted higher and earn him more money next year.
Good thing he and Shaka and Marquette have all the resources needed to make the right choice when that time comes.
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on March 12, 2022, 03:17:35 PM
All depends on if staying could get him drafted higher and earn him more money next year.
Good thing he and Shaka and Marquette have all the resources needed to make the right choice when that time comes.
I heard that about Posh Alexander
Quote from: Uncle Rico on March 12, 2022, 03:18:30 PM
I heard that about Posh Alexander
Haha what?
Posh Alexander isn't 6'7" 240 with the ability to score from all levels.
The only big board that doesn't have Lewis on it is Kyle Boone's... i think that means he is gone for sure
Quote from: jfp61 on March 12, 2022, 03:21:37 PM
The only big board that doesn't have Lewis on it is Kyle Boone's... i think that means he is gone for sure
Draft boards don't really mean anything aside from knowing they have the talent to play in the NBA.
We know Justin has the talent but his defense and lateral quickness need a lot of work. He'll be a project for an NBA team so we won't know for sure whether a team will take him as a project or recommend he go back to school until after he goes through the pre-draft workouts.
Draft boards this early usually underestimate the euro draft picks... don't believe Justin is a lock to go
There are like 5 players in every draft who are "ready." Some have less than 5. Everyone else is a "project" for an NBA team. That's why you go when you're 19 and have weaknesses, because teams are willing to pay you millions as a "project." If you wait until you're 22 and still have weaknesses? Ask Dominic James if it worked out for him.
The two smartest big boards have Lewis at 26 overall. My personal thought has always been if you are a top 40 pick you should go. 40 is usually the line where players are guaranteed money and an NBA opportunity. It is going to take weird circumstances for Lewis to stay next year.
Quote from: axaguy on March 11, 2022, 04:25:12 PM
What's all this "pro" talk the minute someone shows some ability??? Justin is a good to very good COLLEGE basketball player still maturing and growing in his game. Stick around. There are already a host of guys his size and ability fighting for a few spots in the NBA.. Enjoy the now years in college and let his body and mind mature to play at another level. Don't rush it. Not everybody is pro ready at his age either ... Just sayin'.
No one sticks in college to develop their game. This is some 2000's decade level thinking.
Quote from: BLM on March 12, 2022, 03:38:01 PM
There are like 5 players in every draft who are "ready." Some have less than 5. Everyone else is a "project" for an NBA team. That's why you go when you're 19 and have weaknesses, because teams are willing to pay you millions as a "project." If you wait until you're 22 and still have weaknesses? Ask Dominic James if it worked out for him.
This.
We are all Marquette fans who want our team to be great, so it's natural for us to want our only outstanding player to stick around. But it's up to him, not us, so he has to follow the advice he gets and he has to follow what he wants to do. It's really not very complicated.
If he decides to stick around, I'll say he made the "right" choice. Or if he decides to leave, I'll also say he made the "right" choice. Because ... guess what? ... it's not about what Marquette fans want for our entertainment purposes.
https://twitter.com/slmandel/status/1502457846201348099?t=xolfsvQJuTbSnwbLSC4gMw&s=19
That's a lot of Duck Nachos
Quote from: jfp61 on March 12, 2022, 03:56:11 PM
The two smartest big boards have Lewis at 26 overall. My personal thought has always been if you are a top 40 pick you should go. 40 is usually the line where players are guaranteed money and an NBA opportunity. It is going to take weird circumstances for Lewis to stay next year.
Unlimited duck nachos should do the trick.
One would think it would be helpful to score a point in a ncaa game?
Worst case scenario - Justin is definitely going to leave, and this goose egg in the tournament won't affect that at all. Don't even get a tournament win out of it.
Quote from: Fred Garvin on March 17, 2022, 04:35:42 PM
One would think it would be helpful to score a point in a ncaa game?
Yeah, it mattered so much with Ben Simmons and Markelle Fultz.
Can't imagine why NBA teams spend millions of dollars and thousands of hours evaluating potential draft picks every year, when they could just turn on the TV in March.
If he gets recommended to go to the NBA by scouts he should.
I have a very difficult time believing they will give him that advice.
He plays no defense, getting embarrassed on the biggest stage, and has a lot of holes in his game.
Will be an interesting Summer.
No different then Carton,you knew he wasn't playing in the league
Not a single one of you understand how NBA drafts players and it shows.
Lewis will declare and still be a late first, early second round pick.
Quote from: ChitownSpaceForRent on March 17, 2022, 04:44:06 PM
Not a single one of you understand how NBA drafts players and it shows.
Lewis will declare and still be a late first, early second round pick.
But he had a bad tournament game! Isn't that how it works?
You mean there aren't 15 European players better for starters?
Quote from: ChitownSpaceForRent on March 17, 2022, 04:44:06 PM
Not a single one of you understand how NBA drafts players and it shows.
Lewis will declare and still be a late first, early second round pick.
I think the way he got shut down by a good defender takes round one out of play.
I would watch very closely to who the new Maryland coach is going to be. If Lewis goes to NBA Combine and gets the "wait till next year" appraisal..........
Quote from: nyg on March 17, 2022, 04:51:03 PM
I would watch very closely to who the new Maryland coach is going to be. If Lewis goes to NBA Combine and gets the "wait till next year" appraisal..........
This year's draft is weak and next year's is projected to be much stronger. Lewis should almost definitely go.
Quote from: nyg on March 17, 2022, 04:51:03 PM
I would watch very closely to who the new Maryland coach is going to be. If Lewis goes to NBA Combine and gets the "wait till next year" appraisal..........
Just stop. God this board is fukking unbearable like 95% of the time.
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on February 28, 2022, 12:06:38 AM
NBA caliber guys want to avoid playing overseas at all costs. The G-League is brutal. As I've already said, you are on your own there for the most part. NBA teams can't draft to replace you if you're not developing. College coaches especially now here at Marquette are concerned solely on your development and that is huge for a guy like Justin who was underutilized as a Freshman and is now finding his way.
Getting drafted in the 1st round guarantees you more money and gives you a much better shot at sticking in the league because you get opportunities. Sticking in the league is better than getting drafted and fading away in the G League like so many talented guys do.
I want Justin to get drafted in the 1st round because that's what's best for his career. I think staying 1 more year at Marquette gets him drafted in the 1st round. At the end of the day I want him to succeed as an NBA player. Leaving early doesn't guarantee that.
Dang...
Quote from: Boston Warrior on March 12, 2022, 03:29:49 PM
Draft boards this early usually underestimate the euro draft picks... don't believe Justin is a lock to go
Well, this was a pretty good take
Quote from: ChitownSpaceForRent on March 17, 2022, 04:44:06 PM
Not a single one of you understand how NBA drafts players and it shows.
Lewis will declare and still be a late first, early second round pick.
U r the source?