Jon Diebler

• June18

  I just saw on Sullinger's twitter that Diebler is going to Greece but I can't find anything else. Anyone know anything?
• Tiger2003

  

  http://www.buckeyextra.com/content/blogs/hoops-and-scoops/2011/08/diebler-signs-with-greek-team.html
• gerb131

  

  Not a bad idea John.
• Hb31187

  

  Might as well get accustom to being overseas. He'll be there after a year or 2 in the NBA
• Ironman92

  

  Hb31187;853043 wrote:Might as well get accustom to being overseas. He'll be there after a year or 2 in the NBA

  
  Yeah, we are all so much better than he is at basketball. Playing professionally is embarrassing.
• jordo212000

  

  Ironman92;853071 wrote:Yeah, we are all so much better than he is at basketball. Playing professionally is embarrassing.

  
  When did it become a no-no to be critical/honest about somebody's prospects at the next level. Here's a solution, let's just say that everybody will make the Hall of Fame and give them trophies to help their self-esteem?
• Hb31187

  

  Ironman92;853071 wrote:Yeah, we are all so much better than he is at basketball. Playing professionally is embarrassing.

  
  Did I say I was better? No, I said he'll end up overseas. Relative or something? jeesh
• Tiger2003

  

  Hb31187;853043 wrote:Might as well get accustom to being overseas. He'll be there after a year or 2 in the NBA

  
  Why? If he can shoot he will stay!
• Hb31187

  

  edit. double post
• Hb31187

  

  Plenty of guys who were knockdown shooters in college dont trasnlate to the NBA. He may prove me wrong and stick around for a while, but if I had to bet...Id bet he'll be overseas in a few years
• jordo212000

  

  Yeah, we are all so much better than he is at basketball. Playing professionally is embarrassing.

  
  Did I say I was better? No, I said he'll end up overseas. Relative or something? jeesh

  There's the possibility that ironman is Tim Tebow?
• thedynasty1998

  

  Hb31187;853127 wrote:Plenty of guys who were knockdown shooters in college dont trasnlate to the NBA. He may prove me wrong and stick around for a while, but if I had to bet...Id bet he'll be overseas in a few years

  
  That was the plan anyways, I believe. I am hesitant to believe he will play in the NBA, however there was no doubt he would get a job overseas. He can play over water as long as he wants and make some really good money doing it.
• Y-Town Steelhound

  

  Not many people shot 50% from three and have been accustomed to the shooter role. I will agree with you that Diebler will spend time overseas, but I disagree that it will be after time in the NBA. I think he may play a year or two before coming to the NBA at which point I think he'll play a good number of a years as a solid role player.
  
  He won't be required to create his own shots in the NBA and there are far worse defenders than him currently on NBA rosters. He shoots threes at an elite level particularly spot-up or coming off of screens. This much he has shown. He also has pretty good size for his position so I see no reason as to why he can't have a decent NBA career.
• Ironman92

  

  3 things....
  
  I seemed to have interpreted a hidden meaning into hb's post which is easy to do sometimes on these boards
  
  No one knows how he'll do...we can give countless examples of each way he might go. I almost always side with the athlete....to do what they have done so far is just amazing and the endless hours they've put into honing their craft and proving people wrong....I just believe in their abilities more than those of us on here or other places.
  
  My apologies hb.
• bigdaddy2003

  

  I think he will make it in the NBA.
• assumption

  Good for Jon! Take the MONEY! NOW!!
• Tigerfan00

  

  There were plenty of people who said hed never make it at the college level either. I even went to games of his at Upper Sandusky and people said hed get thrown around in the Big Ten and wouldnt even start or make it through 4 years at OSU.
• sleeper

  

  If Wally Szerbiak(sp) can make it, and get a fat 13 million dollar per year contract, Jon Diebler has a place somewhere.
• jordo212000

  

  Tigerfan00;854010 wrote:There were plenty of people who said hed never make it at the college level either. I even went to games of his at Upper Sandusky and people said hed get thrown around in the Big Ten and wouldnt even start or make it through 4 years at OSU.

  
  The Big 10 and NBA are two different things.
• karen lotz

  

  jordo212000;854180 wrote:The Big 10 and NBA are two different things.

  You are right. The NBA might be a step down from the Big Ten.
• thedynasty1998

  

  Tigerfan00;854010 wrote:There were plenty of people who said hed never make it at the college level either. I even went to games of his at Upper Sandusky and people said hed get thrown around in the Big Ten and wouldnt even start or make it through 4 years at OSU.

  
  I think some had too high of expectations, but I don't recall many saying he couldn't play at OSU.
  

  sleeper;854029 wrote:If Wally Szerbiak(sp) can make it, and get a fat 13 million dollar per year contract, Jon Diebler has a place somewhere.

  
  Horrible comparison. Wally was a really solid NBA player for a period. He was much more physical and more well rounded offensively.
• Ironman92

  

  Ok....let's try Redick with size?
• karen lotz

  

  Ironman92;854342 wrote:Ok....let's try Redick with size?

  
  
  I think Redick tests out as the best athlete on Orlando's roster when everything measurable is factored in.
• sleeper

  

  thedynasty1998;854269 wrote: Horrible comparison. Wally was a really solid NBA player for a period. He was much more physical and more well rounded offensively.

  
  He's an unathletic white guy who can shoot. I think the comparison is fair, and since you're against it, its probably correct.
• thedynasty1998

  

  karen lotz;854348 wrote:I think Re**** tests out as the best athlete on Orlando's roster when everything measurable is factored in.

  
  I actually compare Redick and Szerbiak closely. Both were great college scoters and developed a grittiness to their games in the NBA.
  
  I like the Kyle Korver comparisons.