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Given all the recent rash of those entering the NBA draft...
Did Royce make his decision to early? If you're better than everybody jumping in it doesn't matter... but if there are bunches with more talent - it has to push you down the list. Why not wait until the last possible moment to see how many people have jumped in?
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Re: Given all the recent rash of those entering the NBA draft...
Maybe, but he also got a lot of pub by being really the first big name to declare. He might have gotten lost in the shuffle by waiting. In addition he declared while his performance the first weekend of the tourney was fresh in everyone's mind. That memory might have diminished by now, but it got him on everyone's draft boards at the start.
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Re: Given all the recent rash of those entering the NBA draft...
I know I'm hoping for the best for him. And, given he really stepped up against better competition, that he will continue to improve as he goes to pre-draft camps/team workouts. I still trust that Hoiberg and other advisers gave him lots of scenarios, etc. to consider.
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Re: Given all the recent rash of those entering the NBA draft...
 Originally Posted by CloneJob Did Royce make his decision to early? If you're better than everybody jumping in it doesn't matter... but if there are bunches with more talent - it has to push you down the list. Why not wait until the last possible moment to see how many people have jumped in? Because he has bigger things to do that he can't as a subject of the NCAA.
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Re: Given all the recent rash of those entering the NBA draft...
No, you don't see very many 22 year olds getting drafted in the first round.
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Re: Given all the recent rash of those entering the NBA draft...
His draft stock is at an all-time high based on the way he played in the NCAA tournament so no. Absolutely not.
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Re: Given all the recent rash of those entering the NBA draft...
 Originally Posted by gocubs2118 No, you don't see very many 22 year olds getting drafted in the first round. Kenneth Faried
Jimmer Fredette
Nolan Smith
MarShon Brooks
JaJuan Johnson
Norris Cole
Jimmy Butler
all were that age and drafted in the first round last year....so Royce could easily have been a first rounder next year..
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Re: Given all the recent rash of those entering the NBA draft...
He will be fine, I don't think anyone has forgotten about him.
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Re: Given all the recent rash of those entering the NBA draft...
Has there really been a "rash" or has it been pretty typical?
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Re: Given all the recent rash of those entering the NBA draft...
 Originally Posted by Senolcyc Has there really been a "rash" or has it been pretty typical? Wouldn't a rash be "topical"? "There are five real good recruits in the state. We got three of them. One couldn’t get into school, and the other went to (the University of) Iowa...which is about the same thing." - Coach Johnny Orr -
Re: Given all the recent rash of those entering the NBA draft...
 Originally Posted by CloneJob Did Royce make his decision to early? If you're better than everybody jumping in it doesn't matter... but if there are bunches with more talent - it has to push you down the list. Why not wait until the last possible moment to see how many people have jumped in? Royce is better than almost everyone declaring.
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Re: Given all the recent rash of those entering the NBA draft...
 Originally Posted by ribsnwhiskey Royce is better than almost everyone declaring. College player....possibly. NBA prospect...not a chance.
He went too early, his skills are not there yet...but yes AT THE TIME....he has to go. Stock is way too high not to.
Although i think he could have come back, led ISU to a tremendous year and been better off. BUt i cant blame him for leaving.
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Re: Given all the recent rash of those entering the NBA draft...
 Originally Posted by mattyice College player....possibly. NBA prospect...not a chance.
He went too early, his skills are not there yet...but yes AT THE TIME....he has to go. Stock is way too high not to.
Although i think he could have come back, led ISU to a tremendous year and been better off. BUt i cant blame him for leaving. Yeah, I'm sure his head coach told him the same thing too. And what would that guy know?
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Re: Given all the recent rash of those entering the NBA draft...
 Originally Posted by ISUAgronomist Because he has bigger things to do that he can't as a subject of the NCAA.
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Re: Given all the recent rash of those entering the NBA draft...
It's not like the people declaring are surprises. Royce was high on the draft boards with these expected departures. They likely change nothing.
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