OT: Which two Michigan basketball teams would you draft vs. yourself

Submitted by michfan4borw on

Pick from the current roster; that means D. Robinson, but no Jaylen Brown, please.  Team 1 gets first pick, Team 2 gets next two picks, and then back and forth from there until the current roster is depleted.  I'll edit this thread with my picks if enough people play and after I do my draft picks.

Player Pool:

C. Levert, Z. Irvin, D. Walton, S. Albrecht, R. Doyle, M. Donnal, A. Dawkins, M. Abdur-Rahkman, K. Chatman, D.J. Wilson, D. Robinson, A. Dakich, S. Lonergan, M. Wagner,

 

 

Team 1 (MAIZE): 

Doyle, Walton, Dawkins, Robinson, Chatman, Wagner, Dakich

Team 2 (BLUE):

Levert, Irvin, Albrecht, Abdur-Rahkman, Donnal, Wilson, Lonergan

 

[edit: IMO, Maize team wins 5-7 times out of every 10 games played, because it's more well-rounded with proven quality at the 1 position and 5 position]

Padog

May 1st, 2015 at 11:39 AM ^

Maize:
Caris LeVert
Spike Albrecht
Ricky Doyle
Kam Chatman
Duncan Robinson
Sean Lonergan
Blue:
Aubrey Dawkins
Zak Irvin
Derrick Walton
Mo Abdur-Rahkman
Mark Donnal
D.J. Wilson
Andrew Dakich



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mzdmv

May 1st, 2015 at 11:43 AM ^

Round 1:

M: LeVert

B: Irvin

2:

B: Walton

M: Spike

3:

M: Dawkins

B: Doyle

4:

B: Robinson

M: Chatman

5:

M: Wilson

B: MAAR

6:

B: Donnal

M: Dakich

7:

M: Lonergan

 

Team Maize:

LeVert, Spike, Dawkins, Chatman, Wilson, Bench Mob

Team Blue:

Irvin, Walton, Doyle, Robinson, MAAR, Donnal

 

Pretty balanced, except we really need more bigs. Team Blue would be stronger inside. 

Kramer

May 1st, 2015 at 11:45 AM ^

A case could be made that Doyle should be the first pick.  At PG Walton is obviously better, but Spike isn't a huge dropoff.  At the wing levert and irvin are superior, but dawkins isn't a bad option.  And none of the 4 position options has really stood out above the others.  Doyle is the only proven big, and therefore might be the #1 pick.

Team 1 (in order of pick)

Doyle, Walton, Dawkins, Chatman, MAAR, Wagner

Team 2 (in order of pick)

Levert, Irvin, Albrecht, Wilson, Donnal, Robinson

 

 

 

MichiganMAN47

May 1st, 2015 at 11:57 AM ^

1. Irvin
2. LeVert
3. Walton
4. Dawkins
5. Albrecht
6. MAAR
7. Doyle
8. Chatman
9. Robinson
10. Wagner
11. Wilson
12. Donnal
13. Dakich
14. Lonnergan

The 8-12 spots it's pretty sticky because we haven't seen these guys play much.

trueblueintexas

May 1st, 2015 at 12:11 PM ^

Here's my draft order and subsequent starting lineups:

Irvin, LeVert, Walton, Albrecht, Doyle, Dawkins, MAAR, Donnal, Wilson, Wagner, Chatman, Robinson, Lonergan, Dakich

 

              Maize           Blue

PG        Walton          Albrecht

SG        MAAR           LeVert

SF         Irvin              Dawkins

PF        Wilson           Wagner

C          Doyle            Donnal

B1        Chatman      Robinson

B2       Longergan    Dakich

 

I'm going with Team Maize out of that. Seems pretty clear why.

Steves_Wolverines

May 1st, 2015 at 2:09 PM ^

Draft Order and Lineups:

Irvin, LeVert, Spike, Walton, Doyle,  Dawkins, Robinson, Wagner, MAAR, Donnal, Wilson, Chatman, Lonergan, Dakich

              Maize                   Blue

PG        Walton                  Spike

SG        Dawkins               Robinson

SF         Irvin                       LeVert

PF         Donnal                 Wilson

C          Wagner                  Doyle

B1        Chatman                MAAR

B2        Dakich                   Lonergan

 

I think team Blue would win. I like (just a) shooter starting over MAAR to spread the floor, giving Caris and Doyle space to work the PnR (crossing fingers they get better at this).

Team Maize is very strong offensively though. It would be a heck of a game.   

acnumber1

May 1st, 2015 at 7:54 PM ^

I was terrified when I saw the post title.

TWO Michigan teams?  Vs little old me?

Was expecting to have to play ACNUMBER1 vs 1976 AND 1989 teams. 

Or a team with Wade/Rellford/Tarpley (ouch!) AND a team with Webber/Howard.

I guess I would go another direction and look for smaller, weaker, less terrifying opponents...but it would be sad researching that info.