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Lance gets drafted by the Knicks.

I know people are saying the bucks really want him but come on... please Knicks, take Born Ready.

He would become a superstar or a trainwreck. I want to see one or the other.
 
^ I agree with the "superstar" comment, but trainwreck? You really want to see that?

If you notice my signature quote, Lance said, "It was and always will be a privilege to be a Bearcat." I surely hope not to see a fellow Bearcat as a "trainwreck."


Yeah, I'm blowing this up but life is slow on the boards........and it's just that easy to take shots at GreatOne.
 
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Honestly, he has to improve a lot in his shooting if he wants to become a superstar in the NBA. Watching him play last year, I never thought to myself "that guy is going to be an NBA all star." I could be wrong, and hope I am because I don't like to see bad things happen to people, but I have trouble projecting him to be a superstar.

Imagine if the one and done rule didn't exist, he would most likely have been a lottery pick. Now he is being discussed as a fringe first rounder.
 
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He would still be a lottery pick if he chose to stay a year or two.

I think he looked like a NBA star at times last year. No one could gaurd him 1 on 1 but unfourtanately every played zone on us and made us shoot and he never found his rythem.

At times he would take over.

Verse XU they had no one who could check him. He made a couple of their guys look real bad and actually made one of them fall over.

Lance should have stayed.

I want him to do well without a doubt but if not at least make it entertaining.
 
I think LS will be fine, after a couple years. Bynum played alot different in year 3 than in year 2.
 
I am literally hoping and praying that all the reports out here that the Knicks are focusing on Brackins, Hobson and Vasquez are wrong. As a New Yorker, and a Knicks fan, I could be in the minority here, but I want Lance Stephenson. He is my #1 choice out of all the possibilities for the Knicks. If the unlikely happens and Lance, Damion James and Craig Brackins are all around at 38, I hope the choice will be James and the choice at 39 will be Lance. I was reading a few posters on various Knicks message boards on their opinions of Lance, and all I read was something to the effect of what we heard before he played his first game for UC, "bad attitude, not team first, big baggage, ball hog, doesnt take well to coaching". I wanted so badly to register on the message boards but I held off on it, because I know that the Knicks Organization is smart enough to know the real Lance.

Lance was the exact opposite of what we heard about his character. He had a great attitude, definitely seemed team first, the "baggage" was settled and didnt effect his time at UC, was far from a ball hog and by all accounts, he took extremely well to the coaching. The only thing about Lance from what I saw last year is that he didnt exactly move around off the ball. He always needed to have the ball in his hands for him to move around and he wasnt too good of a long ball shooter, which I believe his long range shot will get better in the NBA. His ceiling is tremendously high and he could truly be an amazing player. Imagine if the Knicks were able to sign Bosh and James, resign David Lee and then drafted Damion James and Lance Stephenson? Im sorry, but thats just scary to think about!
 
I hope so badly Lance just gets drafted... the Bucks are up right now at pick #37... if he doesn't go there, I'm worried he might not go...
 
No dice with the Bucks... I think most of us feel the same right now... sad for Lance (and his family) but at the same time thinking we told him so... it's not like he didn't know it... he knew he was taking a chance...
 
Good for Lance. Pacers is a good place.

Funny... right about where all the speculation was he would go when he first declared... also funny that he ends up at the nearest NBA team in relation to Cincy... I'm sure some Indy fans will already be familiar with him...
 
I really believe there is no one in the world who can check him one on one but the problem is he needs to learn to get a jump shot.

If he gets a shot he can be an all star.

I hope he does really well.
 
From Lance's perpective I'm happy he didn't go to the NYC/NJ teams but if you are the Knicks how the hell don't you take a guy who will at the very least put more butts in the seats?
 
All of New York wanted Lance Stephenson who can be a star in the league. Unfortunately, James Dolan, Donnie Walsh, and Mike D'Antoni wanted guys whose highest possible ceilings are impact bench players. If only Dolan would sell the Knicks and the Steinbrenners wanted to own 2 New York sport franchises. Maybe then would us New Yorkers get who we want and what we want.
 
From Lance's perpective I'm happy he didn't go to the NYC/NJ teams but if you are the Knicks how the hell don't you take a guy who will at the very least put more butts in the seats?

Simple, the entire Knicks organization and their head coach have no clue what the hell there doing.
 
I really believe there is no one in the world who can check him one on one but the problem is he needs to learn to get a jump shot.

If he gets a shot he can be an all star.

I hope he does really well.

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He doesnt have a jump shot (Or so you say..) yet he is unguardable in one on one situations? I have no words that can express just how dumb that statement was. A second round pick (40th I think) overall- a guy many fans thought needed a few more years in college- is simply impossible in your eyes to “check” one on one.
 
Yeah dontmisshim, that was a pretty stupid thing of greatone to say. He's awsome in one on one situations, and no one can stop him by themselves, oh but he needs a jump shot.

Honestly, I could see him being a starter in the NBA, I can't see him being a star of any team that could compete. That's not a knock on him, because there aren't many players who can be a star of a team. The thing he needs to work on the most, is his off the ball play. For now, he isn't helping the team unless he has the ball in his hands, and that won't cut it in the NBA.

I'm not saying he can't learn and improve, but to state he is ungaurdable by anyone in the world is a bit of an overstatement, and shows a severe lack of basketball knowledge.
 
Congrats to Lance and his family. I'm sure all of us wish him nothing but the best.
 
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