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Dylan

@plotloser

Mostly European youth basketball

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Dylan
Dylan@plotloser·
@DraftJunkyJames Who the hell thought that Australia would compete? They almost lost to Ivory Coast lol
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James Barlowe@DraftJunkyJames·
Australia was supposed to give us some run and we are almost up 40 God bless grassroots basketball.
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@EDemirNBA Kutluay and Karutasu have very bright futures ahead of them
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Ersin Demir@EDemirNBA·
@plotloser He was tremendous. The physicality difference in crunch time never made it a question for Serbia. Kutluay was cooking in the second half but those threes that all missed early in the game cost this team the chances to win The crowd was great. Happy how this u17 team was embraced
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Ersin Demir@EDemirNBA·
Congratulations to Serbia. Fantastic halfcourt defense. They kept hedging and blitzing Kutluay who stood out with his P&R playmaking. They kept fouling him but it didn't lead to a comfortable comeback No hard feelings toward Briant with the moving screen. That decided everything
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Dylan@plotloser·
@nbadraftpoint Ventura at Madrid would also be a good fit imo
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nbadraftpoint@nbadraftpoint·
Would love to see Darius Karusatu join Real Madrid’s U18 team next year. His chemistry with Kutluay + value on the wing could be a perfect match for them
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Dylan@plotloser·
@nbadraftpoint Pretty surprised by how good Paul's shot looks
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nbadraftpoint@nbadraftpoint·
Australia takes a convincing win over Slovenia, led by their talented guard duo of Luke Paul and Antonio Browne Luke Paul (6’6 PG) 20 PTS | 8 AST | 6 REB | 6-12 FG Antonio Browne (6’3 CG) 20 PTS | 5 AST | 3 REB | 5-8 FG Has been one of the best guard duos in the tournament
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Dylan@plotloser·
@MikeJonesScout @CatwBlueBlood @MeManBoy0 Probably yeah, but I can see why they'd be cautious given that they're investing millions into this. You wouldn't want to pay all of that money just to develop him on behalf of a rival school
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MeManBoy@MeManBoy0·
The reports of Kusturica to UCLA seem legit to me. If true, no big deal to me. The kid won't agree to terms that lock in that 2nd year by delaying some payment till after he opts into that 2nd year. So let him go to UCLA for a year and then enter the portal. That's the flexibility his agents want, but I think pope rightly refused to pay big money for year 1 when year 2 is the key to him being valuable. However, it's a lie to say UK upped the offer. That never happened. UK gave its best and final offer before May left Michigan. There have been no negotiations since then.
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Blue Blood Cat@CatwBlueBlood·
@plotloser @MikeJonesScout @MeManBoy0 He has 2 years before he is eligible for the NBA, but UK wanted him for those 2 years guaranteed at Kentucky not just one year then he shops himself around again
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Blue Blood Cat@CatwBlueBlood·
@MikeJonesScout @MeManBoy0 Is he really worth the millions he’s pricing himself at for just 1 year without being locked in for a second season? He just turned 17 and never played ball in the states or college. He would fs be a nice add but idk if he’s throw big bags and pray he’s an immediate star nice
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Dylan@plotloser·
@jayventhegod @josiahbunton I can see him being more comfortable in college from day one for sure, not by a lot though. They'll probably both play mostly off ball as freshmen, JBB's scoring is more reliable, but I think that NK rebounds and defends better relative to their positions.
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jayven !@jayventhegod·
@plotloser @josiahbunton the combination of JBBs skillset, iq, and physicals leads me to be more comfortable putting him in a collegiate game day one vs Nikolas...i just have a lot more questions with Nikola RIGHT NOW not to say he wont be a star in year two or beyond in the nba
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Josiah Bunton@josiahbunton·
I don’t see him doing much if he comes to NCAA as a 17 y/o freshman this year.
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jayven !@jayventhegod·
@josiahbunton the difference between him and boumtje is astronomical...but id love to see him nikola at duke and basically redshirt and be ready next year...him going to kentucky and trying to save popes job is not gonna work out for either party
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nbadraftpoint@nbadraftpoint·
Wake Forest lands one of my personal favourite international prospects in 6’6 Slovenian CG Lukas Bojovic out of Partizan The big guard had a remarkable ANGT, averaging 22.8 PPG, 5.0 APG, 2.0 RPG and 1.8 STL on 54/43/96 splits Very excited to see him in the ACC
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Dylan@plotloser·
Wasn't expecting Bojovic to make an NCAA move this season, but this is a great signing. It'll probably take him a year to acclimatise to the level of physicality before he shows his skill as a handler, but he could still provide plenty of value early on as a 3&D guy
Cam Lemons Debro@CamLemons_

Breaking: Wake Forest completes roster with a signature from 6'5 swingman Lukas Bojovic. The Slovenian played for Partizan's U19 team this last season, averaging 22.2 points per game, 3.2 rebounds, and 5.6 assists: 247sports.com/college/wake-f…

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Dylan@plotloser·
@makingtronics @databallr Timberwolves. That’s Edwards being 1st percentile in potential assists per minute on ball.
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databallr@databallr·
It was time to get a point guard
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Dylan@plotloser·
@nbadraftpoint Gonzaga was my favourite option, but out of those three I agree that Michigan is the best
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nbadraftpoint@nbadraftpoint·
Crazy work as always gathering intel by Dylan. No inside information on this one but the best choice to me would be for Nikola to go to Michigan Role, fit, development and a great blueprint for success imo
Dylan@BigBlueDylan

UPDATE: An update on Serbian SF Nikola Kusturica. Kentucky, Michigan, and UCLA are the 3 programs positioned the best coming down the stretch, I’ve been told. After speaking with a few Gonzaga Sources, it’s been reiterated to me multiple times that Gonzaga is not believed to be involved anymore, and have moved on to other potential targets. “I think it’s Kentucky, or Michigan if this is a bidding war. They’ve seemed to have pivoted to secondary guards. I think while Gonzaga staff is high on him, they won’t pay more than $3m for a guy who they think should be playing 15mpg” Also added: “What I’ve heard is his camp is actually asking for a minute restriction in year 1” Michigan has a rotational need for him, and the pitch is quite clear, their offer has also raised in the last few days, I’ve been told, but is still significantly less than what Kentucky is offering Nikola. From a Michigan Source: “Dusty has been pursuing Nikola really hard. Given LJ, Lincoln will be missing the entire season, potentially starting a 6’4 SG at SF, and the bench being filled with lower rated True Freshman, or unproven redshirt guys, they’ve really picked up the pressure on trying to land this kid. They view him as at the least an immediate bench contributor year 1, if not the starting Wing. I can’t say for sure on the numbers obviously, but they’ve supposedly raised it, it’s still not close to what Kentucky Is offering, we’ve heard $3.5m/$4.5m is the raised UM offer. (UK is supposedly offering $5.5m/$6m) The role/pitch, sacrificing a little $ to compete for National Championships, Yaxel Role has been their selling points.” From a UCLA Source: “Coaches did zoom with him and his reps. I think UCLA would love to get him, but he’d almost certainly be a rotational piece, don’t think he starts over TP or Eric, and I’m not sure they can offer even close to what Kentucky, and others likely are. UCLA only has 1 spot left, they pretty much tapped the NIL. I think the main thing really going for them is they’re supposedly being flexible with that 2nd year and locking him in now, v what every other school is definitely trying to do.” That 2nd year is also a really big point of emphasis right now for all schools involved. Nearly every program is making sure they have both years completely locked in, and won’t have to worry about potential transfer drama, contract disputes, etc next off season. A return to FC Barcelona has been on the table, but given the current college offers, has become extremely unlikely, ive been told. Spire Academy/Prep School in America is basically not an option anymore, everyone said that. Kentucky can still get this done, and the consensus from everyone I’ve spoken with stays the same, he will be a Kentucky Wildcat. but at the same time, Michigan has really positioned themselves well here with a strong late push and you cannot count them out just yet, and UCLA could potentially make it interesting with contractual language being more favorable. Nikola will be playing in the FIBA U17 World Cup from June 27th-July 5th, a decision is expected to come by then, I’ve been told by 2 international sources. especially with the schools needing to begin the enrollment process ASAP. #BBN #KentuckyBasketball

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Dylan@plotloser·
@DBCJason @thehwcollectlve Is Steinbach's rimfluence at all dependant on him playing the 4, or does the scoring and rebounding outweigh the lack of rim protection regardless?
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Jason@DBCJason·
My final 2026 NBA Draft board + philosophy article is live on @thehwcollectlve, discussing what I value in prospects and basketball players generally, as well as where I landed with this year’s group of prospects. Check it out and let me know what you think
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The Hardwood Collective@thehwcollectlve

In his long-form writing debut, @DBCJason releases his final 2026 NBA Draft board alongside a rundown of the basketball and draft philosophy that helped him get there. thehardwoodcollective.com/articles/2026-…

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Dylan@plotloser·
@MikeJonesScout @nbadraftpoint Doesn't seem likely, a ton of elite shot blockers are returning (Hines, Grunloh, Cyril, Ivisic, etc)
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Mike Jones@MikeJonesScout·
@nbadraftpoint I think Miikka Muurrinen is gonna lead the NCAA in blocks.
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