starting this earlier this year so we can actually track them throughout the college season. I look forward to reading some of our own members takes on these guys. I would volunteer, but considering that I never wrote the one I volunteered to do last year, I’ll just sit this out.

Evan Turner

How are we going to publish it?Fanposts? I just want to know how this is all going to work. I want Wesley Johnson.

but I don’t have a TV anymore. And none of the boys from my school are going to get drafted, haha. Look forward to the results.

I’ll do Stanley Robinson when we play them. I could do it now, but I’d rather wait and watch another game with him in.

Dude from Florida State is a weaker Thabeet…. Like you said defensive presence maybe, anything else, and we’d be asking for too much.

shoot, living in big ten country, i was hoping to grab turner, but monroe is interesting and far enough down the draft board where i won’t feel like a heel if i don’t see enough of him to give a good scouting report. i better start watching some hoyas games.

I’ll take Cole Aldrich or John Wall. I’ll only see the nationally televised games they play, but they should both have a bunch of them.

I know he is in a weaker division being at Butler but this kid has the size and smarts to be a pretty good mid to late first rounder (which we might be). He is not the strongest or the quickest but has a sweet outside stroke and is 6’8" 200, can play either wing position and sucks up rebounds like nobodies business.

John Wall even with all our PG’s that would be awsome. But this is the Warriors so i’m not gonna get my hopes up

Take someone to scout! I’m shocked no one has Wall yet.

I planned on watching a ton of Oklahoma games anyways.

but I have to follow 2 NBA teams, so I have no time to follow a guy in college. Besides, the only guy I could watch on a consistent basis would be Willie Warren, and he’s taken.

Still, it’s a great idea, and I can’t wait to see the results!

I’d be glad to do the two Wildcats

Caveat – I went to Georgetown so I’m definitely biased. That being said, I’m a big Warriors fan (unfortunately) and can separate the 2. For instance, I would never have suggested the Warriors draft Roy Hibbert, b/c his game would not work with what Nellie likes to do. Jeff Green – we could use him. Monroe, we’d be truly lucky to have him.

Greg Monroe, simply put, is exactly what the Warriors want and need. He’s a smart, well-rounded, super talented 4. He shoots the 3 well. He’s a great passer. He has a high basketball IQ. And, unlike some bigs on our team (I’m looking at you, Randolph) he knows how to box out and get a rebound the easy way. If he decides to come out and he’s available for our pick I think he’d be a great guy to grab. Trouble is, I think he’ll play himself into a top-5 pick this year. He’s kind of comparable to Chris Webber in that he’s a biggish bodied 4 with small man skills. He’s a guy Nellie would play and could actually play right away with non-shooting bigs. This means he could play with Biedrins or with Randolph (if you don’t think Randolph has a good jumper). We could also go big with him in a lineup that would have him playing with Randolph and Biedrins/Turiaf.

I live in Kentucky, but in another life, I lived in California. Hence I’ve been a Warrior fan since the last title (god that was a long time ago) and I get to see every Kentucky game.

Not much chance that the Warriors will get the ball to drop so they can land Wall (absolutely the best college player in the last decade), but if they were smart they’d take that number 4 or 5 position in the draft and pick DeMarcus Cousins.

Right now Cousins averages more points than minutes played, routinely picks up double-doubles, rarely misses his free throws, runs the floor like a deer and can rebound with anyone in the nation. Yet most Kentucky fans will tell you that he has yet to put in a really complete game, that eventually he’ll become absolutely dominant. He’s really just a kid; much less mature emotionally than Wall, but he has an upside almost equal to Wall’s. If he stayed at Kentucky for his sophomore year I think he’d have a good chance of being the #1 pick when he did come out. As it is, he might slip lower in the draft than he should and somebody is going to get really lucky.

I hope it’s the Warriors.