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is no where near clutch... 
 
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sorry bud... you're not even a top 5 pick... 
 
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I agree! Only Zion is a top 3 pick. Coach K suck LOL~ Learn how to shoot free throwsnew_angry_fingernew_crazy

 
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He's 18 years old and already a millionaire.

 
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You are a stupid f uck

 
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Isnt he RJ Barrett? Or are we talking about a different kid?

He is a season 66% FT shooter. What do you expect? If anything blame Coach K for not being able to foul and give the team a shot. They went for do or die and got dead.

 
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RJ Barret will be a bust in the League.. can only go left and double pumps every drive... Being 6”8 in college he has an advantage.. looks slow but his size and height and being a lefty get him his points.. not going to work in the NBA
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Yep he lost the game in Hawaii vs Gonzaga.
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He will be an all star perfect for NBA

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He'll most likely go in the top 5, but his value went down a little during the tournament.  I think Zion and Moran go 1-2 no doubt.

 
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Regardless of whether or not he is successful in the NBA, in a very short matter of time he will be a millionaire many times over and will have more money than 99.9% of everyone in the US

 
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Quote Originally Posted by HoustonSports:

Regardless of whether or not he is successful in the NBA, in a very short matter of time he will be a millionaire many times over and will have more money than 99.9% of everyone in the US

 

I can think of somebody who will be, if not already is wealthier than J.T. Barrett will ever be:   TATAO !  

LOL    .......  an_happybounce

 
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RJ Barret.. not JT.. my bad
 
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Quote Originally Posted by clepto:

You are a stupid f uck

great comment... guess you didn't watch the game bruhh... kid single handedly caused DUKE to lose... turnovers, FT's and poor decision making down the stretch.... He will be a bust.. trust me

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Day-trader1:

Quote Originally Posted by clepto:

You are a stupid f uck
great comment... guess you didn't watch the game bruhh... kid single handedly caused DUKE to lose... turnovers, FT's and poor decision making down the stretch.... He will be a bust.. trust me

These type comments kill me...they said the same about trae young..

 
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Barrett reminds me of Jalen rose...I was their in 93 and their today.
 
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Was telling someone before the tourney started.  I looked at these Duke players that are top 5 projected draft picks and I couldn't believe it. Zion yes.  But Barrett and Redish are not who I would take if I was a GM.  I was saying I couldn't believe Carson Edwards was second rounder.  That dude is money.  He should be a first rounder. These Duke guys will be a bust except Zion. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by HoustonSports:

Regardless of whether or not he is successful in the NBA, in a very short matter of time he will be a millionaire many times over and will have more money than 99.9% of everyone in the US


 
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After watching Cassius Winston in the tournament and regular season, He by far is the best PG in the NCAA. His poise, control and decision making is superb...I as a Knick fan I would gladly welcome him at the PG position...

 
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Quote Originally Posted by PLAYAAAA1969:

After watching Cassius Winston in the tournament and regular season, He by far is the best PG in the NCAA. His poise, control and decision making is superb...I as a Knick fan I would gladly welcome him at the PG position...

 
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No clue why anyone gets wrapped in all this garbage.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by HoustonSports:

No clue why anyone gets wrapped in all this garbage.
I kind of agree.  But I will say if you are fan of an organization you want to draft the best player for your team.  1st round pick is important.  I can care less about the NBA but I care about NFL draft more.  I always watch NFL drafts and seem to always get who the best QB is in most drafts compared to "expert" picks which are often wrong.  Same goes for NBA.  I watch CBB and usually have a good feel for the talent.  I think some of these projections are off.  


 
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Quote Originally Posted by JEFFMARKETCAP:

Was telling someone before the tourney started.  I looked at these Duke players that are top 5 projected draft picks and I couldn't believe it. Zion yes.  But Barrett and Redish are not who I would take if I was a GM.  I was saying I couldn't believe Carson Edwards was second rounder.  That dude is money.  He should be a first rounder. These Duke guys will be a bust except Zion.

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Quote Originally Posted by JEFFMARKETCAP:

I kind of agree.  But I will say if you are fan of an organization you want to draft the best player for your team.  1st round pick is important.  I can care less about the NBA but I care about NFL draft more.  I always watch NFL drafts and seem to always get who the best QB is in most drafts compared to "expert" picks which are often wrong.  Same goes for NBA.  I watch CBB and usually have a good feel for the talent.  I think some of these projections are off.  


Quite frankly, as none of it has anything to do with winning some money for me I really don't care at all. I leave that for the fan boys
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Capodecina:

Quote Originally Posted by HoustonSports:

Regardless of whether or not he is successful in the NBA, in a very short matter of time he will be a millionaire many times over and will have more money than 99.9% of everyone in the US
  I can think of somebody who will be, if not already is wealthier than J.T. Barrett will ever be:   TATAO !   LOL    .......

LMFAO!!!!

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