That's an appropriate range for him. This is a weak draft and Hansborough is a proven producer and has legit PF size. Remember when they let college player of the year Jameer Nelson slide to #20 and more than 5 busts with no resume were drafted ahead of him? No reason for that to happen again this year.
I just don't see The Nets taking him at 11. Even if someone does not drop, he will not be the best player available at that spot. The Nets are also already loaded with mediocre power forwards.
That's an appropriate range for him. This is a weak draft and Hansborough is a proven producer and has legit PF size. Remember when they let college player of the year Jameer Nelson slide to #20 and more than 5 busts with no resume were drafted ahead of him? No reason for that to happen again this year.
The Orlando Magic organization thanks Denver for basically giving us Jameer Nelson in exchange for a bag of potato chips.
It all depends on the what team X is looking for out of this draft. Outside of Griffin (even there to a degree), you're really rolling the dice. This is why I'm of the opinion so many teams are going to be sellers come the 25th, this class is ALL potential. It's all where your franchise is at, do you need to gamble and roll snake eyes on the stud in 2011 or do you play it safe and draft any of the number of role players available this year?
I'm completely serious, I don't think there is more than 5 career starters (AFTER year one) in this draft.
Tyler Hansbrough's Stock Is On The Rise
