KB0938;1642156 wrote:Lebron played HS kids, Wiggins played Division 1 college basketball. I would hope its a little harder to play them and not be able to dominate as much as Lebron playing division 2 schools in Ohio

robj55;1642158 wrote:His handle is suspect, he got ripped at least 5 times clean in summer league. He doesn't create offense consistently, whether for himself or for others as a play maker. His defense was very underwhelming, he got beat a ton off the dribble and I'm not sure he has the ability or versatility to defend multiple positions especially until he gets stronger. I also question his mentality, he disappeared in a few games and seemed to shy away from the ball, can that be THE guy? He scored 4 points in the tournament game against Stanford in 34 minutes and only took 6 shots. You can't shy away from the moment like that. All of these things can be improved upon but there are certainly holes and question marks.

BR1986FB;1642162 wrote:At the D1 level, Lebron probably puts up 40 ppg had he played college ball. He was a man among boys.

KB0938;1642161 wrote:Still not even a close comparison to actual college teams. Comparing dominance of LBJ in HS to Wiggins in college just doesnt make sense.

KB0938;1642164 wrote:Stop

robj55;1642165 wrote:Wiggins didn't dominate in college. What Beasley and Durant did was dominate.

BR1986FB;1642166 wrote:Stop what? At that time, there was nobody in his league. He would've dominated at the collegiate level.

KB0938;1642164 wrote:No, just no.

KB0938;1642163 wrote:About the only glaring hole you mentioned and made seem so bad that ive seen agreed upon by scouts is his assertiveness. He doesnt seem to have a killer instinct yet, but that can be changed. Hell it took LEbron a while to develop one.

KB0938;1642167 wrote:I was comparing Wiggins HS to LEbron HS. The only time theyve been on the same playing field to compare, thats all my first comment was talking about.

Automatik;1642169 wrote:40 is a lot, but he would have dominated and it's not even debatable. Did you watch Cuse when Carmelo got them the title?

KB0938;1642156 wrote:Lebron played HS kids, Wiggins played Division 1 college basketball. I would hope its a little harder to play them and not be able to dominate as much as Lebron playing division 2 schools in Ohio

Still not even a close comparison to actual college teams. Comparing dominance of LBJ in HS to Wiggins in college just doesnt make sense.

robj55;1642171 wrote:Those are all holes, and when you are touted as a superstar they are glaring imo. I believe he will improve on some of this but you are downplaying them quite a bit. His flaws will show not playing with Lebron, which is why it would have been such a great fit playing beside him.

BR1986FB;1642176 wrote:People seem to forget how dominant he was in high school. The expectations of him being an IMMEDIATE IMPACT player at the PROFESSIONAL level were very high. I have no reason to doubt he would've destroyed his competition in college.

namod65;1642174 wrote:Here let me help him out against you. We'll not look at LBJ. Instead we'll look at the next best player Kevin Durant. He did play your "Division 1 college basketball." How was his year in college compared to Wiggins? Still doesn't even compare. But of course S&L will tell you I'm delusional for saying that.

BR1986FB;1642176 wrote:People seem to forget how dominant he was in high school. The expectations of him being an IMMEDIATE IMPACT player at the PROFESSIONAL level were very high. I have no reason to doubt he would've destroyed his competition in college.

KB0938;1642177 wrote:The Handle and Defense have both been listed as strengths on most scouring reports. So thats why I didnt address those really

namod65;1642174 wrote:Here let me help him out against you. We'll not look at LBJ. Instead we'll look at the next best player Kevin Durant. He did play your "Division 1 college basketball." How was his year in college compared to Wiggins? Still doesn't even compare. But of course S&L will tell you I'm delusional for saying that.

BR1986FB;1642162 wrote:At the D1 level, Lebron probably puts up 40 ppg had he played college ball. He was a man among boys.

robj55;1642182 wrote:Did you watch the summer league? Those are definitely not strengths. He's a good defender right now but he got beat a ton, definitely not lock down like has been stated. Handle is no where near a strength. I think he will be a star eventually still.

KB0938;1642186 wrote:I personally didnt watch much of it, but im sure the people who made those reports did. Everybody whos a good defender gets beat, good offense beats good defense.

I just dont know hwy Cleveland gave all this up for an injury ridden, no defense playing star they could of got next year