Cle and NBA draft

[kcshocker11]

http://www.nbadraft.net/2014-extended-nba-mock-draft-30 #12

[Rlh04d]

number 13 on http://www.nbadraft.net now

That's crazy. I'd love to see him that high, although I'm skeptical.

[wu_shizzle]

Cle seems to be in a win-win situation.

The higher he goes the greater potential of $$$, but the lower he goes in the 1st round the better situation and organization.

[shockerofandover0943]

My hope is the Bulls take him at 19. He reminds me somewhat of Luol Deng, a player that Coach Thibs had relied since taking over that job, and the Bulls traded him earlier this year.

[WSUwatcher]

I doubt that he lasts this long, but I'd love to see him at 30 to the Spurs. Unfortunately, with Kawhi Leonard playing SF for them, I don't really see the Spurs as a great fit for him.

[shock]

Miami Heat. Book it.

[Shock Top]

Miami Heat. Book it.

Damn, I would hate and love the move at the same time.

I dislike the Heat, but would could make myself like them with Cle on the roster.

[Speed]

Damn, I would hate and love the move at the same time.

I dislike the Heat, but would could make myself like them with Cle on the roster.

do what I do. I hate the Knicks, but root for them if Murry plays. If they lose & Murry sits, then I can't root for them to lose bad enough.

[shockerofandover0943]

I'm hoping for anyone but Heat/Knicks/Tics. However, I will be so happy for him and whichever team is lucky enough to draft him.

[wsushox1]

Why the disdain for the Miami Heat?

[shock]

Because of lebron wade bosh and Allen taking a "shortcut" to a championship.

[wsushox1]

Because of lebron wade bosh and Allen taking a "shortcut" to a championship.

How is that a shortcut?

[Dan]

The write-up on Tyler Ennis sounds like they are talking about FVV:

Ennis turned into one of the most consistent and valuable freshmen in the country, leading the Orange to an undefeated record through more than half the season. Although he lacks elite level athleticism, he does a good job of changing speeds and getting by defenders into the paint. He's very good at finding teammates for baskets while on the move. His command of the PG position and decision making are truly special for a college freshman, and throw in the fact that he's got good touch and a promising mid range game, and Ennis will likely be faced with a decision following the season as a likely first rounder with a chance to be a lottery pick.

[WSUwatcher]

The write-up on Tyler Ennis sounds like they are talking about FVV:

Ennis turned into one of the most consistent and valuable freshmen in the country, leading the Orange to an undefeated record through more than half the season. Although he lacks elite level athleticism, he does a good job of changing speeds and getting by defenders into the paint. He's very good at finding teammates for baskets while on the move. His command of the PG position and decision making are truly special for a college freshman, and throw in the fact that he's got good touch and a promising mid range game, and Ennis will likely be faced with a decision following the season as a likely first rounder with a chance to be a lottery pick.

Not exactly related to Cleanthony, but keep in mind that Ennis is also listed at 6-2. You don't have to be a giant to play PG in the league, obviously -- Chris Paul is listed at six feet, and he's one of the best. The Spurs' excellent backup PG, Patty Mills (the Aussie from St. Mary's), is also listed at six feet. But it's the usual scouting stereotype (which, also as usual, has some basis in reality) -- they're quicker to look at you when you're taller.

[shock]

How is that a shortcut?

that's why it is in quotations