Bryce Simon
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 22 Jul
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yet dot dot dot yet exclamation point I almost took fears to Atlanta actually like I was like man this is kind of interesting to me where I mean okay if you're going to play this they built this team around Trey right we're going to get all of these wings we're going to get you know I guess you know the big that runs the pick and roll why not have that guy in the second unit let fears do that for 18 in the non Trey minutes as a rookie and if he's awesome
then you trade Trey young. And you know, if he's not, I always, I'm still trying to figure out like, okay, where does that work? Where does the team feel? Okay. With that. So Atlanta has pick what 13 is, is that a place for a backup point guard is, is that good value if you're Atlanta? And, but my thing is that's that changes every year, right?
Like this year, people like, well, he, or last year with, well, Alex Sarr doesn't look like a number one pick. Zachary Reese, the shade doesn't look like a number one pick. Guys, what a number one pick looked like changes every year, right? Like there was nobody in that class that looked like a number one pick. And so for Atlanta, I don't hate that.
I don't hate the idea of adding the backup point guard that could either be the heir apparent to Trey or you figure it out. So maybe there's a couple of teams in there that could surprise.
I think it's justified in terms of I haven't been as like a mid first round pick. This is just like when you look at the wingspan and the size and what he can do offensively and all of that. I think this is what an NBA team NBA teams are looking for. So I do think he's an interesting prospect.
It is tough because, you know, we had the Eastern Washington film and then we got six games of Washington State. And I've watched that film, obviously, but it would have been nice to get the rest of the schedule in a league, you know, that was a jump, right? But he's a career 39% three-point shooter. He's a career 83% free throw shooter. He rebounds. The defense, I think, is more...
theoretical than practical I would like to see him actually be better on that end and that's one reason why I may not be quite as high as some others I got a chance to see him in person not this past season but when he was at Eastern Washington and he was really impressive just the athletic build the wingspan all of that so I think when you're looking for wings especially potential two-way wings that's why a guy like this rises in the process
He's turned 20 now, um, playing overseas. I have him as like a rotational forward advantage, exploiter cuts, offensive rebounds, attacks, closeouts, um, Not great vertical pop, so can he finish those? There's some questions around his shooting, but then he's also a good defender. Other people are higher on his defense than me, but I think it's fine.
I just don't think it's elite the way some have him. Maxime Reynaud is a big that I absolutely love that's an older player that can be a stretch, skilled big for a team. Obviously, Janai Broom. If Yaxel Lindaborg stays in, he's a name that's interesting here.
Cockbrenner is another one the big out of Creighton that would be interesting what a name gotta be careful with that one so but here's the thing is I don't know what some of these guys are going to do Yaxl is the big one that I just named in terms of He's got a lot of money on the table in college basketball.
And that's where I don't know the end of the first half of the second may be as exciting for people as other drafts, because some guys that would have normally stayed in may go back because they're just going to even compared to it into the first round pick guys. They may have more money on the table for them going back, at least for a one year sample.
I think the 28th is the withdrawal, the NCAA withdrawal. I'll give you like Alex caravan is a guy that we would talk about in this range right now. And like, he didn't go through the draft process. Like he's already back at Connecticut. And so there's, there's, and here's the other one is overseas guys. We see more and more overseas players.
That maybe have went ahead and stayed in and been like second round draft and sash or whatever that are now going, Hey, no, I'm actually just going to go play in college and make whatever these guys are making. Like, I don't even want to throw out numbers because I don't even know where they're at at this point. I know it's ridiculous. That's all I know. I didn't get any of it.
That's why I'm salty about it. Not that I would have got any of it because I wasn't good enough. I don't know what Americans pay in NIL right now. I did get a little bit EA Sports money. Thank you, Ed O'Bannon. I appreciate it.
Oh, Bannon sued, right? EA Sports for likeness and all of that. And then I got this thing in the mail one day, like, if you play during these years, college basketballs, fill out this form or whatever, go online, whatever it was, and you'll get compensated. So I got like a thousand bucks, I think. I think it was $500 per year. What?
kid and then played two years of division one here's the thing though my best friend made me feel bad about it because he goes that was literally our childhood EA sports was our childhood like you being a part of this is like sacrilegious or something because we grew up playing EA he was joking I think he was a little bit serious but I think he was mostly joking yeah
Yeah. Why do I not take a like I'm a teacher, man. Like, yeah, I'm taking a G if I can get a G. So for real.
And then my teammates who played all four years, I assume they got a couple grand. And that's where it's unfair. I had no NIL. I started, I played, whatever. But it was not like I would have actually made money. I always looked at it of... I got a free education from American university in Washington, DC. Like this is, this is more than payment for me.
Other people, it's a little bit different, right? Like that's where that was unfair was I was in college at the same time as like Steph, you know, and like Steph literally could have been making money because he was like,
the face of college basketball, you know, that year, I don't know that maybe not the face, but a Blake grip, like we played Blake Griffin the next year, my senior year, we opened with Oklahoma, like Blake Griffin actually could have made NIL money. Okay. Okay.
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