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@NoahRubin22 This is awful. If Tyler Tanner actually goes before Cam Carr I’ll cashapp you

First take at a full first round mock. Happy to share thoughts

@Bullskickass At 38? Meh. At 56? Yes immediately

Do you think the Bulls might draft him?

@BKNetsTweets Cam Thomas has never been 25% of the passer Darius Acuff is as a 19 year old

Nets Cut Cam Thomas to draft a slightly better passer Cam Thomas at 6

Boxscore from Game 3 of the NBA draft combine. Louisville's Ryan Conwell got hot hitting 5/8 3P for 21 points. Arkansas' Trevon Brazile had 16+9 going 2/6 from 3. St. John's Dillon Mitchell had another strong outing playing outstanding defense while adding 13 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists. Florida's Rueben Chinyelu 14 points, 15 rebounds.

Brazile playing even better today… early 2nd round pick?!

@NBADraftWass I think it’s more about elite defensive upside vs offensive upside. Not that both players aren’t good at the other end too, but which one is more valuable to be elite at?

Fascinated by debate in Chicago around Boozer/Wilson. Theres this perception Boozer is safe, Wilson has upside since CW is more athletic. Better case right now that skill/intangibles (shotmaking, footwork, processing) create more upside than speed/bounce. CB full year younger too

@desm0ndbane Extreme athleticism and unique body type paired with an elite motor and fast-improving skills. Tools to be an elite defender and rebounder at the next level and a terror in transition

caleb wilson analysis is so lazy ask anybody who has him 1-3 why they think that and their only answer is "upside"

@Ball_InMyHand Dream scenario

4&15. Wilson and Carr

Watching NBA combine scrimmage. Cameron Carr is making it look too easy. Might be my new favorite target for the Bulls at #15

@ryanhammer09 I’ve thought this for a long time

Emmanuel Sharp is the most obvious late pick steal of this draft class. Houston guard, insanely tough, good defender, sniper with deep range, amazing character.

@DraftExpress Billy Richmond SNUBBED

The top prospects participating in this afternoon's 5-on-5 scrimmages at the NBA Draft Combine. Three top-25 guys in Dailyn Swain, Cam Carr, and Tyler Tanner are trying to lock up a Green Room spot and push for the lottery.

@TyK_Factus @Boomer64gaw @noahweber00 Thanks for helping prove my point that those workouts are pointless

@HogsBet @Boomer64gaw @noahweber00 During NBA draft workouts? No. No that has never happened.

Keaton Wagler went 25/30 (83.3%) while shooting off the dribble. This only trails Christian Anderson who shot 27/30.

@benlikessport Stirtz at 15 is hilarious

Very rough first mock draft for the 2026 NBA draft

@Collinoscopy1 @noahweber00 Basically- Nobody is going to judge a player based on 25 shootaround speed shots.. they are going to judge on film and measurements and the other tests I mentioned

@Collinoscopy1 @noahweber00 I already told you. Measurements are useful. 5-on-5 is useful. Speed and vertical tests are useful because you can watch the guys go full speed. Standstill shooting is really just look at the guys form, which for most players is the same as it’s always been.

@Collinoscopy1 @noahweber00 Nice fallacy. The measurements and certain tests can be useful. Not this one

@HogsBet @noahweber00 So the whole combine is pointless and we shouldn’t have it?

@SportsFanIL @noahweber00 There is. And it’s not pointless tape, but the drill is. Not sure how you read that as a knock on the player.

@HogsBet @noahweber00 I wonder if there’s tape of him playing in high level college games

@Boomer64gaw @noahweber00 You ever heard of practicing at game speed?

@HogsBet @noahweber00 None of the drills are game speed, because they aren't live games.

@Nbafanatic2391 He’ll be throwing half-court lobs to Caleb Wilson

Yawn. Josh will be a Bull on opening night. #Bullsnation