Board Draft

[Joneslab]

Teamchemistry on the clock, then Friendsofcoal.

[Spiritof96]

I was afraid Downes was on to my pick but no he wasn't.

I am taking Reggie Hanson with the 6th pick.

Hanson was a very versatile player. He could go inside or outside. He also often guarded players bigger than him. He been largely forgotten because he played his best during the probation years. I will always admire him for staying at UK when he could have easily left for another school. He made the ultimate sacrifice in giving up two years of not playing in a post season tournament to stay at UK during probation.

Had considered him over Young. Good pick!

[George]

I was afraid Downes was on to my pick but no he wasn't.

I am taking Reggie Hanson with the 6th pick.

Hanson was a very versatile player. He could go inside or outside. He also often guarded players bigger than him. He been largely forgotten because he played his best during the probation years. I will always admire him for staying at UK when he could have easily left for another school. He made the ultimate sacrifice in giving up two years of not playing in a post season tournament to stay at UK during probation.

I thought about him and one other guy, but then I saw that Groza was still available.

[George]

I kinda thought he had already been taken. Solid player coming off the bench.

Is Minniefield your PG?

Yep.......

[J.Jennings]

I was afraid Downes was on to my pick but no he wasn't.

I am taking Reggie Hanson with the 6th pick.

Hanson was a very versatile player. He could go inside or outside. He also often guarded players bigger than him. He been largely forgotten because he played his best during the probation years. I will always admire him for staying at UK when he could have easily left for another school. He made the ultimate sacrifice in giving up two years of not playing in a post season tournament to stay at UK during probation.

Good pick, Hanson was a good player who was overlooked through the bad times of Kentucky basketball. My cousin was a top region 6'4 guard in high school who graduated in 86. He played against Chapman, Hanson, Spencer, S. Draud, and Persley. To this day, he thinks Hanson was better than Chapman........

[Spiritof96]

Good pick, Hanson was a good player who was overlooked through the bad times of Kentucky basketball. My cousin was a top region 6'4 guard in high school who graduated in 86. He played against Chapman, Hanson, Spencer, S. Draud, and Persley. To this day, he thinks Hanson was better than Chapman........

I can see it, Rex was too much of a gunner for my taste. Like Meeks.

[teamchemistry15]

I'm going back and forth between post depth and a swing man who can play multiple positions. I had my mind set on one of four players here and all four are still available. I'm going to go with DeAndre Liggins as my sixth man, provided he wants to get back in the game and play He was responsible for shutting down a number of great players. I remember a sequence against Louisville where he guarded Siva with his hands behind his back. He'll give the spark I need and can play the 1, 2, and 3. Not to mention he's one of my all time favorites.

Turner, Lamb, Mash, Patterson, Nazr, and Liggins.

[uglyduckling]

I'm going back and forth between post depth and a swing man who can play multiple positions. I had my mind set on one of four players here and all four are still available. I'm going to go with DeAndre Liggins as my sixth man, provided he wants to get back in the game and play He was responsible for shutting down a number of great players. I remember a sequence against Louisville where he guarded Siva with his hands behind his back. He'll give the spark I need and can play the 1, 2, and 3. Not to mention he's one of my all time favorites.

Turner, Lamb, Mash, Patterson, Nazr, and Liggins.

NOOOOOOO! This was my homer pick of the draft. Dude is in my top 5

[Joneslab]

Friendsofcoal up.

[J.Jennings]

I'm going back and forth between post depth and a swing man who can play multiple positions. I had my mind set on one of four players here and all four are still available. I'm going to go with DeAndre Liggins as my sixth man, provided he wants to get back in the game and play He was responsible for shutting down a number of great players. I remember a sequence against Louisville where he guarded Siva with his hands behind his back. He'll give the spark I need and can play the 1, 2, and 3. Not to mention he's one of my all time favorites.

Turner, Lamb, Mash, Patterson, Nazr, and Liggins.

Did i just con you into taking Liggins lol lol lol lol lol,,,,,,

We in the niddy griddy now,,, i have two players on my radar and it's mind game time. I like Liggins but he has a little bit of Lance Stephenson in him lol lol lol lol..................

[KevinHall]

Friendsofcoal up.

3:40pm should be about his cutoff time.

I will be away most of the afternoon. But I don't think I am any danger of losing my next pick since there are 10 more before it gets back to me.

[J.Jennings]

I don't know if he will still be on the board but i am going to shock the world with my last pick...........................

[teamchemistry15]

I don't know if he will still be on the board but i am going to shock the world with my last pick...........................

Not if I pick him first.

[Friendsofcoal]

As a sophomore, he averaged 13.3 points and 6 rebounds per game. In his junior season he made further progress, averaging 16.1 points, 7.8 rebounds and 2.1 blocks per game, earning first team All-SEC honors....he is Randolph Morris.

PG: Rondo
SG: Meeks
SF: Issel
PF: Randle
C: Magloire

Bench:
Morris

[Friendsofcoal]

There are a lot of "old school" guys still out there.