Re: No DeJuan, But Lots Of Foreign Players In The Draft

["John Lyell" <johnlyell@hotmail.com>]

Maybe we can get one at 22 like Stojakovich or Turkoglu. He looked to have a
lot of potential.

John



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From: "Way Of The Ray" <wayray@ix.netcom.com>
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Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 2:12 PM
Subject: No DeJuan, But Lots Of Foreign Players In The Draft


> There were 75 early declarers for the draft.
> No DeJuan Wagner, as Mark Cofman and the Herald
> blew that one. 17 foreign players declared, and here are those
> designated by ESPN as being possible 1st and 2nd round
> draft selections:
>
> http://espn.go.com/nba/s/underclassrankings/index.html
>
>
> Pau Gasol
> 7-0 | FC Barcelona
>
> Tony Parker
> 6-2 | Paris, France
>
> Boris Diaw
> 6-7 | Pau-Orthaz, France
>
> Lazaros Papadopoulos
> 6-11 | Greece
>
> Antonis Fotsis
> 6-8 | Greece
>
> Valdo Ilievski
> 6-1 | Macedonia
>
> Carlos Delfino
> 6-6 | Italy
>
> Juan Navarro
> 6-2 | FC Barcelona
>
> Bostjan Nachbar
> 6-9 | Treviso, Italy
>
> Vladimir Radmanovic
> 6-9 | FMP Zeleznik, Yugoslavia
>
> Michael Pietrus
> 6-7 | Pau France
>
> Goran Cakic
> 6-10 | Yugoslavia
>
> Louis Scola
> 6-9 | TAU Spain
>
> Roberto Javtokas
> 6-10 | Lithuania
>
> Arvydis Macijuaskas
> 6-3 | Lithuania
>
>
> And watch out for Ben Eze from the College of Southern Idaho.
>
>
>