Well this sucks

[D-train]

People didn't age well back in the day. George Blanda was about the same age as Tom Brady here. lol

https://www.google.com/search?q=george+ ... mHnm41GQlM

[D-train]

Not a single upset in the entire P12 Tourney.

[D-train]

Hilarious. He has two pretty good games in 10 years and is now NBA ready.

[Michael K.]

Hilarious. He has two pretty good games in 10 years and is now NBA ready.

How in the world does this kid get drafted? I am not sure he is getting good advise.

[Sibelius Hindemith]

Maybe he was told that NBA front offices realize the coaching at UW stinks and hence he would be seen as more of a raw talent that can be developed.

[D-train]

Just noticed I said in 10 years. lol Felt like 10.

[rockycola]

In the right circumstances, Nate Roberts is very draftable!

Take, for instance, 1980.

The Sonics, with the 20th pick in the 1st Round, selected 6'7" Small Forward Bill Hanzlik, who went on to have a 10 year career. After two years with the Sonics under Coach Lanny Wilkens, he was traded to the Denver Nuggets, where he played the rest of his career alongside Alex English and under Coach Doug Moe.

Hanzlik is 64 now but even his trade was interesting:

June 16, 1982: Traded by the Seattle SuperSonics with a 1982 1st round draft pick (Rob Williams was later selected) to the Denver Nuggets for David Thompson. Denver originally received Wally Walker but he was ruled ineligible.

More from down memory lane, here's another tidbit: in that same 1980 draft, with the 3rd pick in the 7th round, the Golden State Warriors selected Lorenzo Romar.

The NBA went 10 rounds back in 1980, so sure, in a different circumstance, in a different place and time, Nate Roberts is very draftable.