Re: The pipe dream of landing LeBron

[Christopher Dague]

Ford has already said he is coming back to Texas.

He would be stupid not to...he is basically having the same
dilema that Satterfield had (not comparing the two since Ford
is a much better slasher/passer than Satterfield at the same
point in development, but they have the same problem that
would limit their NBA effectiveness) - he can't shoot from
outside with consistency and doesn't have a  great pull-up
jump shot yet...

I agree Wade and Anthony are gone.  I cannot think of another
major player that is a lock to leave early, but I'm sure there
will be others...

CD '96

Keith Wedinger wrote:
> I think Carmelo Anthony is gone.  What else is there to do?  He has led a
> team to the National Championship.
> I think Wade is gone too.  He has a family to support which is very
> difficult to do if you are school getting no paychecks.
> I don't have a feeling for Ford.  He is on the small side (under 6 feet
> tall).  May be a case of being a great college player but not much of an NBA
> player.
>
> J. Keith Wedinger
> Senior Software Developer
> Sterling Commerce
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Shawn Hunter [mailto:address@hidden
> Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2003 11:47 AM
> To: address@hidden
> Subject: RE: [UC Basketball] The pipe dream of landing LeBron
>
> > While OHSAA was lenient with regards to the Hummer and was overruled
> > with regards to the free jerseys, I think the NCAA may view these
> > events a bit differently.
>
> Not to mention the fact that he's most likely talked to agents and would
> have the NCAA bloodhounds all over him to prove it.
>
> The LeBron thing was merely comic as he's 100% NBA-bound, but I'd like to
> get everyone's thoughts on what underclassmen will join him in the League.
> Anthony?  Wade?  Ford?
>
> Shawn