Comments on: NBA Draft ’09 stock watch: Brandon Jennings

By: bill

bill — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 14:48:17 +0000

I believe all the basketball geniuses who said Jennings was going to fail are unphased by their stupidity and will keep making dumb comments for the rest of their lives unfortunately for the rest of us.

By: Jer Boi

Jer Boi — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 20:02:32 +0000

i was gna just do what ProphetGK did haha

notadamus is just a retard how can u say that on november 28th 09? hes already proven hes not a bust..

By: ProphetGK

ProphetGK — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 16:35:51 +0000

HAHAH EVERYONE WHO SAID HE WAS GONNA BE A BUST, FAILLLL!!!

By: notadamus

notadamus — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 15:19:17 +0000

I predict that BJ will be a bust. It’s almost impossible for a rookie PG to have an impact in this league. Whichever team that drafts him will regret it. Someone like Jordan Hill will have a much greater impact….mark my words!

By: Seven Duece

Seven Duece — Wed, 27 May 2009 19:45:10 +0000

Truthspeaker – You’re so on point with that! But, I still say Jennings is going to make a lot of people regret passing him in the draft. Even if it’s only 5 or 6 teams.

By: TruthSpeaker

TruthSpeaker — Wed, 27 May 2009 15:06:35 +0000

Lolz, it amazes me how internet scrubs such as ‘Notorious’ talk about Jennings as if he’s a lesser person than them or something. This kid bypassed the NBA/NCAA kabal, got payed, got pro experience, stuggled a little bit, but is still on his way to the lottery. Seems pretty smart if you ask me. Jennings was not simply interested in College, if he really wanted to go he would have gone sought out the appropriate tutoring and went to college. Listen to his interviews, he not any dumber than he other blue chip prospects, I mean really you think he’s dumber than say a Beasley? quit hating..

Brandon could have played better in Europe, but he wasn’t going to ‘star’ there, not at 18. That’s the type of league that imposes its will on you, no man is bigger than the league, especially not a young american. (in other words cards were already stacked against him, he had to pay his dues in the form of calls and physical play)

Meanwhile many still whole heartedly believe that Rubio will come in and light up the NBA just because he started play pro bal at an early age. Again, just because a few European leagues are tougher than the NCAA does not automatically mean a player will come in and perform better than a young american prospect. Euroleague is tougher than the NCAA, does that mean Rubio is more prepared, physically and mentally to perform at a high rookie level in NBA style of play than Derrick Rose? No it just means he has more pro experience. The next phenom at point guard will be next year’s draft, his name is John Wall.

To the american detractors, Jennings plays one year in college and everyone is all over him. Chill, he’ll be aight in the grand scheme of things.

By: JorDan HeAd

JorDan HeAd — Wed, 20 May 2009 16:26:32 +0000

So we basically all sum it up 2 be, brandon jennings is a pure offensive minded score at will type guy, nd we all know tha dude aint got nobody’s defensence.! but u act like he cant go into the leauge nd practice defense nd work at it, just look at shane battier. nd nobody in thiz draft class can touch him beacuse he’s gettin better competition nd get paid plus game experience. but we all gon see thiz coming up season. any body wanna wanna share dey thoughts on tha subject hit me up at jhurd1193@yahoo.com nd shout out to Cezar guerreo, class of 2011 phenom, Plays kinda like a mix between allen iverson nd j-kidd.

By: sure

sure — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:50:32 +0000

You cant teach talent. Which he has loads of. If he went to college. He would have dominated easily. His skill set is very unique. He’s lefty and will be fine. I hope he comes to the Knicks. He has flair and would fit in perfect in the big city. STAR written all over him. When he reminds everyone of might mouse/kenny anderson. Get ready to jump on the wagon. I can’t wait for the rookie game. He reminds me also of white chocolate. He’ll bring more young excitement to the game.

By: Notorious

Notorious — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 13:55:03 +0000

The kid is skinny, short and weak which does not bode well for an NBA future. The kid is dumber then a box of rocks, can’t even get into a college, and you want him to run a team?

B-U-S-T in BIG, BOLD letters. Enjoy that short term cash and make some good business, your future is bleak.

By: Brown

Brown — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 13:20:55 +0000

I think he might be too much of a risk for the Warriors. They need to give Monta a chance to play pg before going in another direction.

Looks like the Ws will be picking up another PF in this year’s draft. I wish they’d make a trade for a legit big man. They have a lot of young talent and should be able to pull of a Garnett-like trade. Bosh maybe?