« Reply #50 on: September 14, 2017, 08:28:06 AM »
The other two barely seem like college-level material, let alone NBA material. I'd be surprised if either of them make the league.
The younger brother is often considered better than Lonzo was as a similar age. At the Final ESPN 100 Lonzo was ranked 4th (with a 96 grade). For the 2019 class, LaMelo is currently ranked 7th (with a 95 grade) so that could adjust by the time the ESPN rankings are finalized. Either way, he is at least considered near Lonzo from the talent and potential standpoint.
LiAngelo was a 3 star recruit with a 79 rating and outside the top 100 (the lowest rating in the top 100 was 83). He is a freshman at UCLA this year, and is clearly not in the potential class of Lonzo or LaMelo, but a 79 rating isn't terrible and the family is clearly talented, so with a couple of years at UCLA could turn into a NBA caliber player.
Yeah, I just don't see it. I've watched several of LaMelo's games, and he'll get eaten alive at the college level.
He was a sophomore. he is still two years away from playing in college.
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