Not Developing or Not Identifying Talent?

[Chief00]

ehhhh had injury history in high school, and got hurt again in his sophomore year. If you have a lottery projections in the draft and have been hurt twice in 3 years I think you got to take the money. At least, that's what an adult would do

Absolutely NOT. If you are an adult you prepare yourself for the next step. So when you take it, you are ready to take advantage of it. You act like he had some career ending injury, that was not the case. What put him in the G League wasn’t an injury but that he wasn’t prepared on or off the court. If you truly have confidence in Janes as Chief does, you take that extra year and go to the NBA prepared and mature.

 

[NotADime89]

Absolutely NOT. If you are an adult you prepare yourself for the next step. So when you take it, you are ready to take advantage of it. You act like he had some career ending injury, that was not the case. What put him in the G League wasn’t an injury but that he wasn’t prepared on or off the court. If you truly have confidence in Janes as Chief does, you take that extra year and go to the NBA prepared and mature.

You are clueless. He's saying if he played another year and did have a career ending injury he would be screwed. Unless the almighty Chief would step in and pay him millions a year?! If you're guaranteed to be a lottery pick after your Sophomore season you jump at that chance but I wouldn't expect Chief to understand the thought behind that. His time in the NBA will come, its not like his careers over because he played in the G league. he performed well when playing in some real NBA games this season but I doubt you watched.

 

[CheshireCat]

You are clueless. He's saying if he played another year and did have a career ending injury he would be screwed. Unless the almighty Chief would step in and pay him millions a year?! If you're guaranteed to be a lottery pick after your Sophomore season you jump at that chance but I wouldn't expect Chief to understand the thought behind that. His time in the NBA will come, its not like his careers over because he played in the G league. he performed well when playing in some real NBA games this season but I doubt you watched.

Ever hear of insurance in the insurance capital of the world? Talk about clueless. It’s not like there are no options, and it’s not for everyone, but you’re just another know it all. Kris Dunn, the kid from New London went this route.

 

[Chief00]

You are clueless. He's saying if he played another year and did have a career ending injury he would be screwed. Unless the almighty Chief would step in and pay him millions a year?! If you're guaranteed to be a lottery pick after your Sophomore season you jump at that chance but I wouldn't expect Chief to understand the thought behind that. His time in the NBA will come, its not like his careers over because he played in the G league. he performed well when playing in some real NBA games this season but I doubt you watched.

Are you one of these people who stays in bed all day for fear of getting in your car and having an accident? You realize the school gets their star player insurance to cover the scenario you talked about. Now back to the real World. You need to get over the mythology that he performed well this season.

 

[BIIIG]

Ever hear of insurance in the insurance capital of the world? Talk about clueless. It’s not like there are no options, and it’s not for everyone, but you’re just another know it all. Kris Dunn, the kid from New London went this route.

wtf are you even talking about? Went from just saying guy had injury history and was going to be a lottery pick, not its hard to pass that up. Kris Dunn's stock stayed the exact same, he got nothing more from staying at providence another year so not sure what your point there is. Instead there are countless examples of guys staying an extra year and either hurting their draft stock or getting injured, both of which messing up their future earnings. DeShaun Butler, Nerlens Noel, Melo Trimble, Grayson Allen after his sophomore year, Ivan Rabb, James Michael McAdoo, Marcus Paige, etc.

 

[NotADime89]

Ever hear of insurance in the insurance capital of the world? Talk about clueless. It’s not like there are no options, and it’s not for everyone, but you’re just another know it all. Kris Dunn, the kid from New London went this route.

Of course an idiotic response like this would come from you. So instead of entering the NBA draft knowing he's going to be lottery pick (his dream since his was a kid), being the 11th player drafted with his first contract of $20M, you suggest Bouk return to college for a year to risk injury and his draft stock plummeting because he can take our a $1M insurance policy if he has a career ending injury (A policy that is denied 80% of the time because insurers find a reason to deny the payment, for example an achilles wouldn't qualify when that is clearly a career altering injury). CLUELESS

 

[UCSouth]

Ever hear of insurance in the insurance capital of the world? Talk about clueless. It’s not like there are no options, and it’s not for everyone, but you’re just another know it all. Kris Dunn, the kid from New London went this route.

Ding, ding, ding, we have a winner....biggest idiot on The Boneyard.

 

[CheshireCat]

Of course an idiotic response like this would come from you. So instead of entering the NBA draft knowing he's going to be lottery pick (his dream since his was a kid), being the 11th player drafted with his first contract of $20M, you suggest Bouk return to college for a year to risk injury and his draft stock plummeting because he can take our a $1M insurance policy if he has a career ending injury (A policy that is denied 80% of the time because insurers find a reason to deny the payment, for example an achilles wouldn't qualify when that is clearly a career altering injury). CLUELESS

Uh huh. Just paint the conversation to your agenda - typical. First, I said, it’s not for everyone - read. Get a buddy to sound out the big words for you. The other idiot said he had NO choice. He had other options plain and simple. The 20 million includes team options and he isn’t exactly heading in the right direction thus far as a lottery pick in the G league. Dunn absolutely raised his stock by staying. He was pegged in the teens to mid 20s. He went 3rd. For every player you name there, there are guys like Brice Johnson from NC that stayed and upped their stock. Main takeaway here is that you’re another blind faith, homer chump that can’t see both sides. I didn’t even say Bouknight made the right or wrong choice, I just said he had options.

 

[Magic32]

No because Bouknight was a clear level above, team changing player. NBA talent.

James leaving when he did, was really bad for him and terrible for the program. Where was the Adult in the room?

 

[HuskyWarrior611]

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Wait why am I quoted here

 

[NotADime89]

Are you one of these people who stays in bed all day for fear of getting in your car and having an accident? You realize the school gets their star player insurance to cover the scenario you talked about. Now back to the real World. You need to get over the mythology that he performed well this season.

You really are shot Chief, starting to understand more and more why you refer to yourself in the third person.....

 

[Magic32]

Wait why am I quoted here

No clue why that happened

 

[CheshireCat]

Ding, ding, ding, we have a winner....biggest idiot on The Boneyard.

Nothing to contribute but up and down arrows. Get this guy a sandbox and some blocks to play with.

 

[NotADime89]

Nothing to contribute but up and down arrows. Get this guy a sandbox and some blocks to play with.

I'm convinced Cheshire Cat is Chiefs burner account

 

[Doctor Hoop]

There are FAR too many individuals in this thread who
a) take differing opinions much too personally, and
b) willingly resort to the argumentum ad hominem fallacy at the drop of a hat

 

[BIIIG]

Uh huh. Just paint the conversation to your agenda - typical. First, I said, it’s not for everyone - read. Get a buddy to sound out the big words for you. The other idiot said he had NO choice. He had other options plain and simple. The 20 million includes team options and he isn’t exactly heading in the right direction thus far as a lottery pick in the G league. Dunn absolutely raised his stock by staying. He was pegged in the teens to mid 20s. He went 3rd. For every player you name there, there are guys like Brice Johnson from NC that stayed and upped their stock. Main takeaway here is that you’re another blind faith, homer chump that can’t see both sides. I didn’t even say Bouknight made the right or wrong choice, I just said he had options.

Kris Dunn did not go 3rd....
Guys up their stock all the time...obviously thats the point of college, but when your stock is in the lottery range already it can only drop...if your stock is to be a second round pick there's a lot less to lose by coming back compared to a lottery pick with guaranteed millions. Brice Johnson is a completely different scenario than what we are talking about.

 

[BIIIG]

I'm convinced Cheshire Cat is Chiefs burner account

1000%. People just talking and suddenly two guys start sounding off butthurt and tag teaming. People disagree with them politely and they both just talk down to whoever disagrees with them the whole time. Same thing with @WhereistheDove?

 

[CheshireCat]

1000%. People just talking and suddenly two guys start sounding off butthurt and tag teaming. People disagree with them politely and they both just talk down to whoever disagrees with them the whole time. Same thing with @WhereistheDove?

So “troll” and “idiot” and “worst poster” on the board comments are polite? Once again, another simpleton, biased remark. At least the last guy corrected me on Dunn’s pick at 5 vs 3, and tried to add some color. The rest just down arrow, eat more paste and crap their diaper.

 

[UCSouth]

Nothing to contribute but up and down arrows. Get this guy a sandbox and some blocks to play with.

Can you get me the blocks that have the cute little animals on them. I already have the ones with the letters.

 

[HooperScooper]

You really are shot Chief, starting to understand more and more why you refer to yourself in the third person.....

Is @Chief00 still on here? He must have blocked me. Funny, I don't remember ever saying anything to him or blocking him.

 

[BIIIG]

So “troll” and “idiot” and “worst poster” on the board comments are polite? Once again, another simpleton, biased remark. At least the last guy corrected me on Dunn’s pick at 5 vs 3, and tried to add some color. The rest just down arrow, eat more paste and crap their diaper.

...I am the guy that corrected you. I'm also the guy who hasn't called you any of those names...

 

[metsfan2323]

LOL at this loser driven thread.

 

[nelsonmuntz]

Of course an idiotic response like this would come from you. So instead of entering the NBA draft knowing he's going to be lottery pick (his dream since his was a kid), being the 11th player drafted with his first contract of $20M, you suggest Bouk return to college for a year to risk injury and his draft stock plummeting because he can take our a $1M insurance policy if he has a career ending injury (A policy that is denied 80% of the time because insurers find a reason to deny the payment, for example an achilles wouldn't qualify when that is clearly a career altering injury). CLUELESS

Are claims on these policies really denied 80% of the time? Why does anyone buy them?