jordo212000;670726 wrote:You might be right, but if the time comes where Sullinger gets drafted by the Cavs, he automatically becomes their best player. If he was still playing for the Buckeyes, they'd have the best player on the court. That alone makes me think they could be competitive. IF the other guys on the team play their best I see no reason why they couldn't keep up.
Let's remember Manny Harris is one of their better players. Ohio States 2s and 3s can handle him. They have in the past
You seriously are retarded.
1) Sullinger does not become Cleveland's best player if he were drafted by the Cavs and their roster is the same as it is right now.
2) Even if Sullinger is the best player, that doesn't mean OSU would be competitive. Just because you have the best player does not mean you can be competitive.
3) Manny Harris is not one of the Cavs best players, he's not even top 5. He's averaging 7 points a game for christ sake.
4) Ohio State's 2s and 3s might have handled Manny before, does not mean that they could do it again; he's had a year of training in the damn NBA, I think he's probably improved by the time he was at Michigan.
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