Pucker up Heels fans

Here were May's comments after the GMU game where Felton set the school record with 18 assists.

"That's incredible. I've never seen a guy get that many assists. Ray's a great point guard - a great player - and he's going to continue to do a lot of great things while he's here ... and hopefully that'll be for a long period of time rather than a short period of time because I'd like to play with him for a couple more years. He's just great. To get 18 assists today is a great accomplishment."

I see May being at least a 3 year player, probably 4. I see McCants as the one to leave of the sophomores.

 

i was looking at www.nbadraft.net, which is pretty accurate and reliable, and it's is predicting Felton to be a #17 pick, and predicts May, J. Willliams, M. Williams, and McCants wont be leaving early.

 

Wasn't that the same site that had Powell in the top 10 last year?

 

Felton is the 2nd coming of Ed Cota.

 

if he's the 17th pick he won't leave early

 

no, that must have been some other site. i remember nbadraft.net had powell around 40. sorry sly but this site is really very accurate because it is based on the opinions of NBA scouts, and apparently none of the scouts are too high on may, j williams, m williams, or mccants. duke fans will probably just have to face the fact that felton might be the only one to leave early, or even better, there might be no defections at all...

 

I beg to differ

http://www.thisboardrocks.com/forum/showthread.php?t=28632


They did have Powell in the first at the time. Shows what they know at this point in the season.

 

i stand corrected. i still believe this is an accurate site as it gets closer to draft time. i remember that when it was closer to the draft last year they had powell listed really low in the second round. their first round picks are always very accurate, and so far felton is the only heel listed in the first round, and hes at #17. i seriously doubt felton will leave if he is picked to go that low, but anyhting can happen.