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Who Is This Draft's "Mr. Clutch?"

Discussion in 'NBA Draft' started by enbehay, Mar 26, 2002.

  1. enbehay

    enbehay Member

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    If your team was losing by one point, who in this draft would you want on the floor to take the last shot?
     
    #1 enbehay, Mar 26, 2002
  2. Jaybird

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    Juan Dixon.... The man's cold blooded, and can put the shot up from anywhere on the floor. Plus 4 years of experiance doesn't hurt either.

    If only he was a little bit bigger, NBA scout's would be drooling over him. I don't think there's a guy in college basketball that works harder or wants to win more.
     
    #2 Jaybird, Mar 26, 2002
  3. Dave Jamerson

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    Tayshaun Prince, no doubt about it..
     
    #3 Dave Jamerson, Mar 26, 2002
  4. enbehay

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    In two days only two "clutch" shooters have emerged. I'm beginning to feel very unsure about this draft since so few have confidence in their draft darlings.
     
    #4 enbehay, Mar 27, 2002
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    enbehay, it's a pretty weak year, imo. No real immediate-impact players for the Rockets.
     
    #5 gr8-1, Mar 27, 2002
  6. Joe Joe

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    JWill as long as its not from the line.
     
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    Jason Williams. No doubt.
     
    #7 PhiSlammaJamma, Mar 27, 2002
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  9. enbehay

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    I think I'd go for Wagner or, as a second choice, Caron Butler.
     
    #9 enbehay, Mar 27, 2002
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    Caron Butler
     
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  11. lpbman

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    I like both Buttler and Prince

    I'd be happy with either

    I'd say one will be a star in the NBA

    which one is anyone's guess
     
    #11 lpbman, Mar 27, 2002
  12. Desert Scar

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    Dixon is the best in college. However Butler is only a soph and probably has the most potential. Bulter has all the tools to be indefensable 1 on 1--good size and strength, athleticsm, an outside shot, an mid-range shot, and can drive.
     
    #12 Desert Scar, Mar 28, 2002
  13. Believe2000

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    "Mr. Clutch"?

    Easy, Caron Butler...

    I like Prince, But Butler would tear him up.
     
    #13 Believe2000, Mar 31, 2002
  14. Desert Scar

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    I think Dixon without a doubt has shown he is the best shooter--clutch or otherwise--in college. Butler has all the tools though.
     
    #14 Desert Scar, Apr 1, 2002
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