I think this is an interesting debate. Jennings is off to a nice start, for sure. BUT, again, I go on record saying I DO NOT LIKE HIS ATTITUDE. It bothers me that Walsh said he didn't have a good idea of his game (not enough scouting).... I mean, they only had ALL YEAR to prepare for that draft. Still, I think he feels the same way I do, but just doesn't want to admit it. There's just way too many red flags, and putting him in NY (big gulp).
I do agree that Ty Lawson would have been the smart bet. Kid is tough, quick, and a winner. A Nash type indeed.
I actually hated the Hill selection. BUT, I do get it. If you're going to swing and miss, at least do it going for a big body. We saw last night against CLE that this kid can shoot.
What better way to surround Lebron James than having two big dudes in Danillo and Hill who can pop it from the outside, while opening the middle for James to drive it? Just thinking. Hill has a LONG way to go, and we saw that on defense when he failed to block MO's shot.
BUT, back to the PG debate. It just seems that our biggest issue right now is not having a floor general. AND, we have no idea where we are going to get that from? D'ant needs a PG. SO, it just makes sense if we get him sooner than later, no?
However, I see their philosophyy.... They had Hill rated too high to pass on his potential just to reach for a guy they hoped would be their PG. Jennings had the talent, but not the head. Lawson was/is good, but was he worth the 8th pick? WHo knows.
All I do know is we do not have a PG and I do not see one coming soon.