Who's got the balls to say Stephen Curry will be the best PG/SG taken in this draft

I just keep getting this sneaky feeling he's going to be equivilant of Arenas on crack.

Anybody else with me? :confusedshrug:

No. Ty Lawson is the best. Stephen Curry Will be a great sixth man. :rockon:

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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Curry

Skip bayLESS thinks he will go first and that makes me thing he will go 10th.

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Arenas on crack = Arenas with more chucking and less defensive will!

Stephen Curry will be a bust if he is taken in the top 5.

He will be unable to create his own shot against bigger, stronger, faster players, and his jumper won't fall with under 10 shots a game (he is a volume shooter).

The Arenas comparison is stupid. He is twice the athlete Curry is much stronger.

Lol hes not that much of a chucker.He was just built to be that way in the Davidson offense cause of the lack of talent.Won't take as many shots in the NBA.

He won't be the best pg/sg but he will be top 5 imo.I think Brandon Jennings and Flynn will be the best ones idk about Rubio, never seen him play.

Stephen Curry will be fine as long as he's in an offense where he doesn't have to handle the primary ball handling skills and instead offers as a 2nd ball handler ie. the Lakers, the Cavs, the Heat, the Blazers.

Basically, he needs a superstar wing talent to mask his deficiencies as the primary decision maker.

I believe he has the talent to be a very valuable player in the NBA. As for a NBA comparison, it's between Mo Williams and Jason Terry I guess.

[quote=wang4three]Stephen Curry will be fine as long as he's in an offense where he doesn't have to handle the primary ball handling skills and instead offers as a 2nd ball handler ie. the Lakers, the Cavs, the Heat, the Blazers.

Basically, he needs a superstar wing talent to mask his deficiencies as the primary decision maker.

I believe he has the talent to be a very valuable player in the NBA. As for a NBA comparison, it's between Mo Williams and Jason Terry I guess.[/quote]


He is a slightly better version of Boobie Gibson.

Funny thing is, if Kobe was the one who went to one of Curry's game to watch him instead of LeBron, this thread title would probably be "Who's got the balls to say Stephen Curry will be the biggest bust in this draft?"

[QUOTE=Godfather]He is a slightly better version of Boobie Gibson.[/QUOTE]

I see the similarities in that they're both three point specialists with limited point guard capabilities, but Stephen has a better shot at success cause he is well over 6 feet. He'll need to beef up and at the same time not loose speed since I don't think he's that quick to begin with, but just being 6-2 or 6-3 changes things drastically for him.

^umm, isn't boobie 6'2"?...

isnt there an NBA draft forum???:confusedshrug:

[QUOTE=Efunk7]^umm, isn't boobie 6'2"?...[/QUOTE]
If he is, he's the smallest 6-2 that I've seen.

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