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How did I include the class? I included the top guys just like he did? Lol derpy derp derp...
I can't even imagine how many more championships and Finals appearances there'd be for 84 if I included the whole class.
2003 nba draft
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How did I include the class? I included the top guys just like he did? Lol derpy derp derp...
I can't even imagine how many more championships and Finals appearances there'd be for 84 if I included the whole class.
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You can't include the whole class for championships, odds are someone from each class is gonna be in the finals every year
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exactly but he wants to try to imply I was trying to include the entire class when I was just including 5 players.
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96>>
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The amount of ignorance needed to even formulate the thought of 03 being the best class is truly baffling
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Speaking of that draft, where is Ndubi Ebi?
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hmm as much as I want to say 84 was the best. I got to say 96 as a whole was the year.
BTW not that it matters, but I miss the 90s more than the 80s
BTW not that it matters, but I miss the 90s more than the 80s
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2012 looking like another one of those stacked years.
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'03 > '96 > '84 in terms of talent
If I had to build a team from one of the three it would be '84 > '03 > '96 in that order.
If I had to build a team from one of the three it would be '84 > '03 > '96 in that order.
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As an entire class I would go with '96.
For individual superstars I would go with '84.
For individual superstars I would go with '84.
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Yeah because we're going to be talking about Harrison Barnes, Anthony Davis, Perry Jones and and Jared Sullinger in the same breath as any of these classes.
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Pretty much. There were four Top 25 players of all time in the '84 draft, but aside from that there wasn't much else (Otis Thorpe, Big Smooth, Alvin Robertson, Jerome Kersey the only other players of note). 1996 has three definite Hall of Famers (Ray Allen, Nash), including one Top 10 player (Kobe), and a bunch of decent to good role players and All-Stars.
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Can't believe the Wolves wasted a draft on this jabroni.
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can you enlighten me on how many championships and final appearances they have? thanksOriginally Posted by SneakerHeathen
How did I include the class? I included the top guys just like he did? Lol derpy derp derp...
I can't even imagine how many more championships and Finals appearances there'd be for 84 if I included the whole class.EL OH EL.
Edit: In terms of personal achievements, the '96 draft have 10 players who eventually become all-stars ( 11 if you count Ben Wallace), 2 players winning DPOY (counting ben wallace) and probably 4 future hall of famers. The depth of the talent in this draft is hands down greater than the '84 draft.
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You didn't mention the best prospect in my opinion- Lamb, Barnes, Jones, Sullinger, Henson, Zeller, Teague, Syracuses starting 5Originally Posted by SneakerHeathen
Yeah because we're going to be talking about Harrison Barnes, Anthony Davis, Perry Jones and and Jared Sullinger in the same breath as any of these classes., I love my dude Harrison Barnes but NOOOOOOOO.
I think I am more high on Lamb than anyone I have talked too, I would take him number 1.
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Okay, in addition to the players I've mentioned: 1984 NBA Draft class includes (Besides Jordan, Dream, Stock, and Sir Charles) ...(Since you want to add All-Star games as a parameter now)Originally Posted by friscostylez
can you enlighten me on how many championships and final appearances they have? thanksOriginally Posted by SneakerHeathen
How did I include the class? I included the top guys just like he did? Lol derpy derp derp...
I can't even imagine how many more championships and Finals appearances there'd be for 84 if I included the whole class.EL OH EL.
Edit: In terms of personal achievements, the '96 draft have 10 players who eventually become all-stars ( 11 if you count Ben Wallace), 2 players winning DPOY (counting ben wallace) and probably 4 future hall of famers. The depth of the talent in this draft is hands down greater than the '84 draft.
Alvin Robertson: 4x NBA All-Star, NBA DPOY
Otis Thrope: NBA Champion, NBA All-Star
Kevin Willis: NBA All-Star, NBA Champion
Then you have a bunch of random dudes winning championships like...
Rick Carlisle: NBA Champion,
For example...
Point is just from the four I mentioned they have enough achievements to go head to head with the entire 96 NBA draft class and I proved that already. You're just trying to add parameters to an argument, c'mon fam. If you're going to have a debate you can't start adding things like all-star games and irrelevant NBA championships as you go along.. That's ridiculous to say the least. As far as DPOY and HOFers the 4 I mentioned already trumps the entire 96 class so relax, 84 was the best.
Finals appearances? Really? The whole class? G.T.F.O. with that
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for realOriginally Posted by 940sicc3
im still rockin with these kids
lets not forget ben wallace wasn't even drafted
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Just a question to shoot out there....
Since Big Ben went undrafted, and we're talking about draft classes. Should he or should he not count for the 96 class? Opinions?
Since Big Ben went undrafted, and we're talking about draft classes. Should he or should he not count for the 96 class? Opinions?
