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So they're all sitting around at ESPN clicking on street signs and automobiles.

WALTON PREDICTED TO GO AHEAD OF WILSON IN NBA DRAFT.

Finally something to get on board with.  D.J. Wilson is a [Insert clip of namecalling from Doc Hollywood here]; one word is bovine.

Derrick Walton strikes me as someone who could have a long professional career if he wants it, of course most of it would be in countries you have never heard of.  He is is an excellent ball-handler who can hit the three and is a consummate team player.  Yikes, a lot of cliche's there.

D.J. Wilson, on the other hand, is a...

Meanwhile, if you think about it, the team will probably be very good next year--not championship caliber, but upper-echelon and capable of winning on most days.

I wonder if MAAR will stop flopping and start leading.  There is no question the leadership of Zak Irvin and Walton will be missed.

Moe will be better because he is "ambitious;" his outside/inside combo is scary.  Teske may emerge but will play because he was a big/tall recruit; Austin from Michigan is supposedly improving and is still on the team, as is Ibi Watson.  Charles Mathews probably can play and certainly knows the system.  Jaaron Simmons could be huge, even another Walton.  Duncan Robinson is experienced (and a good shooter) and Xavier Simpson is short.

The freshmen may be counted-on.

It is nice to see John Beilein is filling out the roster.

Wow, Walton ahead of Caleb Swanigan?  This writer may be a bit of an outsider.  Anyway, when they're gone they're gone!

Walton isn't so prominently-mentioned here.  Interesting that many of the top names were freshmen.  Nigel Hayes?