In my opinion he will be a second round pick, and in his NBA career he won't be anything more than a back-up SG. He should have stayed in college for 1 or 2 more seasons.
In my opinion he will be a second round pick, and in his NBA career he won't be anything more than a back-up SG. He should have stayed in college for 1 or 2 more seasons.
being in duke would't had helped him alot, he should gone to florida if he really wanted to raise his stock. and he is still considered a late lottery pick
being in duke would't had helped him alot, he should gone to florida if he really wanted to raise his stock. and he is still considered a late lottery pick
As long as the hornets don't pick him, I'm happy. I don't really think he is gonna be any good in NBA
Late lottery pick (11-14) but with great workouts could work his way into the top 10.
If the Raptors had a pick in that range, I certainly wouldn't mind them taking him. He's got the skillset you want in an SG. A good shooter with good ballhandling and the ability to create offense for himself and his teammates. He was relied on A TON to create for his teammates at Duke with Curry and Dawkins being fairly stationary guys. That's a lot to ask a freshman to do on a very good team. His size isn't ideal but he's not tiny either. It'll just take time for him to gain some strength.
In my opinion he will be a second round pick, and in his NBA career he won't be anything more than a back-up SG. He should have stayed in college for 1 or 2 more seasons.
He would be more polished after few more college seasons, however he makes more cash if he comes earlier to NBA. Priorities priorities...
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