Be honest, who was the player you thought was a 'can`t miss' and turned out to be a lemon?

[royalfan 0]

Len Bias

 

[BrianG103 0]

Basketball- G Harold Miner
Baseball- P Matt Anderson
Football- Has to be QB Ryan Leaf all time

 

[CaPPiNgTiGeRz 0]

baseball : Brien Taylor NYY

Football: Andre Ware DET

Basketball: Stanley Roberts LSU

 

[Horseshoe 0]

Len Bias doesn't count, he was DOA, a corpse that never suited up..he would've been the bomb in the NBA!

 

[TheGeneral+ 0]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Matt24:
General- I really don't think Bailey turned out to be a lemon, he was pretty much a stud. Yeah he didnt have an NBA career, and he would have never been a star in the NBA, but his knees prevented him from ever having a chance.

I don't know maybe you were talking more about his NBA career? But at IU I think he had super unrealistic high expectations from some people, but I think he turned out to be as good as advertised.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>


Yeah, I was referring to the thought he would have a great NBA career. I watched him play many times in HS. He was awesome.

 

[12345678 0]

Harold Miner...not so much the next greatest thing but I used to love to watch him play...
I've actually seen ads with people looking for Harold Miner videos...and I would actually pay for a couple myself
BTW ...anyone know what he is doing?

 

[BornLoser+ 0]

Lawrence Phillips

BL

 

[JudgeWapner 1,905]

Skip Wise out of Dunbar,Md.Best High School ball player I ever saw.Than the needle to its toll.

 

[HectorLopez 0]

Keith Lee (NBA)

I remember seeing him as a highly touted freshman at Memphis. He made it into the NBA, but I don't think he lasted long.

 

[hondaman1 0]

LLoyd `sweet pea` Daniels


best basketball player I ever saw

 

[stolidog 0]

Lyold Daniels has to top this list for hoops- he was the second coming of Jordan and a playground legend before his knees went to sh*t. A few average 8-9 ppg in the NBA and he was done.

Add Ben McDonald to the list too - A college stud and a pro dud.

 

[VaultedTreehouse 0]

Gregg Jeffries, no doubt about it.

 

[BadBeat 0]

Sam Bowie. All the tools, just no feet to play them with.