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The NBA draft was last night. Are you pleased with where former Jayhawks Thomas Robinson and Tyshawn Taylor ended up?
| Response | Percent | Votes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yes | 44% | 229 | |
| I don’t care | 39% | 201 | |
| No | 11% | 61 | |
| I’m not sure | 4% | 23 | |
| Total | 514 | ||
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jhawkinsf 10 months, 3 weeks ago
T-Rob deserved better. First, he deserved to be the #2 pick, not slide to #5. That said, both Charlotte and Sacramento are horrible franchises with long histories of losing. Neither seems to have much of a commitment to changing that. Robinson has great character, but one man can only do so much. Hopefully, he can turn things around there. If not, maybe he can get traded to a team that does care about winning. As for Tyshawn, Brooklyn is as good a situation as any other for him. He'll get his opportunity, it's just up to him to play up to the level he's capable of while not turning the ball over as much. To both, thanks for the great memories. I wish you both the very best. You'll forever be part of Jayhawk nation.
antonioandolini 10 months, 3 weeks ago
Glad to see both getting drafted. Looks like T.Taylor was the first one picked for Brooklyn. Taylor deserved to go higher. He played for the #1 high school in the nation then played for the #2 best university in the nation. I was hoping he would be taken by Boston, San Antonio or the Lakers. Oh well!! Both will do great in the NBA.
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