Posts tagged "point guard"
Darius Morris draft profile
Darius Morris (Michigan)6’5, PG, 190 lbs. Ultra-skilled point guard that blossomed this year for Michigan, Darius Morris was one of the leading assist men in the nation at 6.7 per game and did so at 6’5. Offensively, Darius Morris played for a Michigan team that used a spread offense. Usually, the offense would consist... Read more »
Reggie Jackson draft profile
Reggie Jackson (Boston College)6’3, 205 lbs., PG Coming out of nowhere with ablistering season for Boston College, Reggie Jackson, in terms of athletic ability and skill, is a top 15 player. Normally a player of his talent would see his draft stock increase as the process furthered, but his stock is declining due to... Read more »
Josh Selby draft profile
Josh Selby (Kansas)6’3, 195 lbs., SG/PG Coming out of high school hyped as one of the top three prep players, Selby, a phenomenal athlete, entered college with a reputation as an explosive scorer. His college career started rocky amid concerns over eligibility, and he struggled to find a consistent role. Offensively, Josh is the ultimate... Read more »
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Charles Jenkins draft profile
Charles Jenkins (Hofstra)6’3, SG/PG, 215 lbs. Despite hailing from a small college, Jenkins is rising as a draft prospect. Charles Jenkins put together another dominant season for Hofstra as a jack-of-all trades combo guard. At Hofstra, he was the offense with little support in terms of creation ability from others. Offensively, Charles is most effective... Read more »
Nolan Smith draft profile
Nolan Smith (PG/SG)Duke, 6’3, 190 lbs. Solid and steady essentially describes Nolan Smith. Nolan essentially displays a solid all around game, but does not stand out at in any particular aspect. Solid athlete, solid defense, solid facilitator, solid shooter, and high basketball IQ describes his game. Offensively, Smith plays well using the pick-and-roll. He can... Read more »
John Wall draft profile
John Wall (Kentucky)6’4, PG, 195 lbs. Wall’s sensational speed and court awareness made him the number one freshman coming into college this season and one of the top recruits of the decade. He has the goods to be a great one at the next level. Speed is the name of the game in the NBA... Read more »
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Evan Turner draft profile
Evan Turner (Ohio State)6’7, 215 lbs, PG/SG/SF The best player in college last season, Turner should not disappoint in the pros. He provides versatility as he can play point guard, shooting guard, or small forward, but will play small forward best in the pros. A two-way player with a high skill level, he exhibits skills... Read more »
Eric Bledsoe draft profile
Eric Bledsoe (Kentucky)6’1, PG, 190 Bledsoe is the second best PG prospect in the draft, unfortunately for him, the best was teammate John Wall. As such, he had to play as a clutch role player on a talented team rather than as the primary focal point somewhere else. At 6’1, he has a chiseled... Read more »
Willie Warren draft profile
Willie Warren (Oklahoma, Sophomore) PG/SG – 6’3 ½ (200 lbs.) Age: 20 A talented, but undersized shooting guard, Warren has a great shooting stroke and the ability to create shots enough to keep his defenders honest. He’s not a true point, but can create for others and should be one of the best scorers... Read more »
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Bulls to sign Carlos Arroyo?
ESPN.com: Carlos Arroyo wants to return to the NBA, and the Bulls are one of the teams he’s talking to. Carlos Arroyo is ready to return to the NBA. However, the Puerto Rican guard, who last played in the NBA with the Orlando Magic, won’t reveal the names of the teams that are allegedly having... Read more »
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