2016 NBA Draft Thread Part 3

[worthlessBucks]

I know it was touched upon awhile ago in one of these threads, but after watching the NHL lottery over the weekend, the wait on the NBA's lottery is killing me. Another 2 weeks, so stupid, as it is every year. Our 1.8% and 6.5% only grow stronger with the wait, they'll pay.

[Rockmaninoff]

I modified my measurement table using percentile with all players in the DX combine database (2009-2015). The 2016 measurements are the most recent available. I'll update when the 2016 combine results come in. I'll also try to post something that has all the measurements, as I think that is probably more useful.

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Year   Name   Size
2016   Tyler Ulis   0
2013   Shane Larkin    1
2013   Pierre Jackson    1
2015   Ryan Boatright    1
2015   Keifer Sykes    2
2013   Phil Pressey    2
2014   Jahii Carson    3
2014   Shabazz Napier    3
2009   Patrick Mills    3
2014   Russ Smith    4
2011   Isaiah Thomas    4
2011   Norris Cole    4
2013   Peyton Siva    5
2009   Darren Collison    5
2011   Kemba Walker    5
2016   Anthony Barber   5
2016   Melo Trimble   6
2015   Quinn Cook    6
2009   Jack McClinton    6
2015   Joseph Young    7
2013   Isaiah Canaan    7
2012   Tu Holloway    8
2014   Aaron Craft    8
2009   Eric Maynor    8
2015   T.J. McConnell    8
2009   Ty Lawson    8
2013   Seth Curry    8
2012   Jordan Taylor    9
2013   Ray McCallum    9
2015   Tyus Jones    9
2009   Jonny Flynn    10
2015   Chasson Randle    10
2009   Stephen Curry    10
2016   Demetrius Jackson   10
2013   Trey Burke    10
2013   Erick Green    11
2014   Xavier Thames    11
2009   Toney Douglas    11
2012   Marcus Denmon    11
2009   A.J. Price    11
2012   Marquis Teague    11
2013   Myck Kabongo    12
2011   James Fredette    12
2009   Jeff Teague    12
2012   Tyshawn Taylor    13
2011   Brandon Knight    13
2013   Dennis Schroeder    13
2015   Cameron Payne    13
2016   Malik Newman   13
2014   Tyler Ennis    13
2011   Andrew Goudelock    14
2016   Gary Payton II   14
2012   Scott Machado    14
2015   Tyler Harvey    14
2014   Kendall Williams    14
2015   Marcus Thornton    14
2014   Deonte Burton    14
2016   Malik Beasley   14
2011   Nolan Smith    14
2012   J'Covan Brown    14
2011   Cory Joseph    15
2014   Semaj Christon    15
2010   Avery Bradley    15
2016   Bryn Forbes   15
2011   Josh Selby    15
2010   Eric Bledsoe    16
2012   Damian Lillard    16
2010   Sherron Collins    16
2013   CJ McCollum    16
2012   Kendall Marshall    17
2014   Nick Johnson    17
2010   Jon Scheyer    17
2009   Marcus Thornton    17
2013   Nate Wolters    17
2013   B.J. Young    18
2012   Jared Cunningham    18
2015   Terry Rozier    18
2009   Jerel McNeal    18
2014   Elfrid Payton    19
2014   Gary Harris    19
2015   Corey Hawkins    19
2015   Olivier Hanlan    19
2014   Jordan Clarkson    19
2016   A.J. English   20
2011   LaceDarius Dunn    20
2011   Shelvin Mack    21
2012   Darius Johnson-Odom    21
2012   Kim English    21
2011   Demetri McCamey    21
2014   Markel Brown    21
2016   Jamal Murray   21
2009   Rodrigue Beaubois    22
2012   Doron Lamb    22
2010   Armon Johnson    22
2012   Austin Rivers    22
2009   Jodie Meeks    22
2013   Lorenzo Brown    22
2016   Wade Baldwin   23
2016   Michael Gbinije   23
2013   Vander Blue    23
2010   Willie Warren    23
2010   Andy Rautins    24
2014   DeAndre Kane    24
2011   Charles Jenkins    24
2013   Ben McLemore    24
2014   Zach LaVine    24
2011   E'Twaun Moore    24
2010   Jordan Crawford    24
2009   Jrue Holiday    25
2015   Jerian Grant    25
2010   Manny Harris    25
2016   Isaia Cordinier   25
2012   Kevin Murphy    25
2015   Delon Wright    25
2013   Michael Carter-Williams    25
2011   Jon Diebler    25
2011   Darius Morris    26
2009   Wayne Ellington    26
2015   Rashad Vaughn    27
2012   Bradley Beal    27
2014   Jabari Brown    27
2016   Dejounte Murray   27
2014   Sean Kilpatrick    28
2013   Brandon Paul    28
2012   Dion Waiters    28
2013   Tim Hardaway    28
2010   John Wall    29
2009   Greivis Vasquez    29
2012   John Jenkins    29
2015   Pat Connaughton    30
2015   Michael Frazier    30
2013   Archie Goodwin    30
2010   Mikhail Torrance    31
2015   D'Angelo Russell    31
2013   Kentavious Caldwell-Pope    31
2012   Jeremy Lamb    31
2010   Terrico White    31
2012   Terrence Ross    31
2013   Ricky Ledo    31
2016   Kris Dunn   32
2014   Joe Harris    32
2014   C.J. Wilcox    32
2012   Will Barton    32
2009   Jermaine Taylor    32
2015   Dez Wells    32
2014   Devyn Marble    33
2012   Tomas Satoransky    33
2011   Malcolm Lee    33
2015   Aaron Harrison    33
2010   Greivis Vasquez    34
2012   Tony Wroten    34
2013   Victor Oladipo    34
2014   Marcus Smart    34
2016   Buddy Hield   35
2015   J.P. Tokoto    35
2009   Chase Budinger    35
2010   Mikhail Torrance    35
2014   Dante Exum    35
2015   Andrew Harrison    35
2015   Devin Booker    35
2010   Dominique Jones    36
2014   Spencer Dinwiddie    36
2010   Sylven Landesberg    36
2014   Nik Stauskas    36
2015   R.J. Hunter    36
2012   Jeff Taylor    37
2014   Jordan Adams    37
2011   Travis Leslie    37
2011   David Lighty    37
2013   Reggie Bullock    37
2013   Jamaal Franklin    38
2014   Jordan McRae    38
2014   K.J. McDaniels    38
2013   Glen Rice    38
2009   Dionte Christmas    38
2011   Alec Burks    38
2013   Carrick Felix    39
2011   Iman Shumpert    39
2011   Marshon Brooks    39
2012   William Buford    39
2010   James Anderson    40
2015   Norman Powell    41
2011   Tyler Honeycutt    41
2012   Tony Mitchell    41
2014   Glenn Robinson    41
2011   Klay Thompson    41
2012   Orlando Johnson    42
2009   Demar Derozan    42
2014   P.J. Hairston    42
2016   Malcolm Brogdon   42
2009   Gerald Henderson    42
2010   Darington Hobson    42
2009   Terrence Williams    43
2011   Jimmy Butler    43
2013   Allen Crabbe    43
2009   Danny Green    43
2015   George Lucas    43
2010   Evan Turner    43
2011   DeAndre Liggins    43
2010   Gordon Hayward    43
2012   Hollis Thompson    44
2016   Denzel Valentine   44
2014   Cleanthony Early    45
2014   Lamar Patterson    45
2014   Rodney Hood    45
2015   Michael Qualls    45
2011   Scotty Hopson    45
2012   Jae Crowder    45
2009   Tyler Smith    47
2016   Wayne Selden   47
2012   Robbie Hummel    47
2009   James Harden    47
2015   Treveon Graham    47
2015   Terran Petteway    47
2012   Darius Miller    47
2014   Doug McDermott    47
2013   Solomon Hill    48
2013   James Ennis    48
2009   Demarre Carroll    48
2010   Lance Stephenson    48
2014   Thanasis Antetokounmpo    48
2013   Deshaun Thomas    49
2016   Brice Johnson   49
2009   Tyreke Evans    49
2013   Andre Roberson    49
2015   Justise Winslow    49
2015   Anthony Brown    49
2013   Tony Snell    50
2013   Adonis Thomas    50
2010   Xavier Henry    50
2014   C.J. Fair    50
2014   Melvin Ejim    51
2012   Moe Harkless    51
2011   Jereme Richmond    51
2014   James Young    51
2015   Vince Hunter    51
2015   Kelly Oubre    51
2012   Kris Joseph    51
2012   Khris Middleton    51
2010   Lazar Hayward    51
2013   Shabazz Muhammad    51
2016   Perry Ellis   52
2015   Justin Anderson    52
2009   Joe Ingles    54
2013   Will Clyburn    54
2011   Jordan Hamilton    54
2014   T.J. Warren    54
2009   Omri Casspi    55
2011   Tobias Harris    55
2009   Sam Young    55
2012   Harrison Barnes    55
2015   Rondae Hollis-Jefferson    55
2015   Stanley Johnson    56
2010   Wesley Johnson    56
2016   Dorian Finney-Smith   57
2013   Otto Porter    57
2016   Jarrod Uthoff   57
2015   Branden Dawson    57
2010   Luke Babbitt    58
2014   DeAndre Daniels    58
2016   Jaylen Brown   58
2011   Chandler Parsons    58
2010   Luke Harangody    59
2013   Robert Covington    59
2010   Trevor Booker    59
2011   Marcus Morris    59
2016   Marquese Chriss   60
2012   Michael Kidd-Gilchrist    60
2016   Taurean Prince   60
2009   Luke Harangody    60
2010   Devin Ebanks    60
2010   Stanley Robinson    61
2014   Aaron Gordon    61
2013   C.J. Leslie    61
2011   Kyle Singler    61
2009   Dante Cunningham    62
2010   Paul George    62
2012   Mike Scott    62
2015   Sam Dekker    62
2009   Damion James    62
2014   Cory Jefferson    62
2014   Khem Birch    62
2013   James Southerland    63
2015   Aaron White    63
2013   Richard Howell    63
2012   Draymond Green    64
2011   Kenneth Faried    64
2011   Chris Singleton    64
2012   Drew Gordon    64
2010   Damion James    65
2016   Domantas Sabonis   65
2015   Jarell Martin    65
2014   Jerami Grant    66
2009   Gani Lawal    66
2011   Justin Harper    66
2012   Quincy Miller    67
2011   Kawhi Leonard    67
2011   Markieff Morris    68
2016   Brandon Ingram   68
2012   Royce White    68
2011   Malcolm Thomas    68
2009   Tyler Hansbrough    68
2012   Quincy Acy    68
2009   Jeff Adrien    69
2014   Jarnell Stokes    69
2011   Jon Leuer    69
2012   JaMychal Green    69
2012   Kevin Jones    69
2016   Deyonta Davis   69
2014   LaQuinton Ross    69
2015   Brandon Ashley    69
2015   Chris McCullough    69
2010   Gani Lawal    70
2013   Cody Zeller    70
2011   Jamie Skeen    70
2009   Blake Griffin    70
2009   James Johnson    71
2014   Julius Randle    71
2014   James McAdoo    71
2015   Chris Walker    71
2009   Austin Daye    71
2009   DaJuan Summers    71
2015   Larry Nance    71
2014   Dwight Powell    71
2009   Dejuan Blair    72
2010   Al-Farouq Aminu    72
2011   Tristan Thompson    72
2010   Ed Davis    72
2013   Erik Murphy    72
2013   Kelly Olynyk    72
2009   Derrick Brown    73
2014   Patric Young    73
2011   Jordan Williams    73
2015   Jordan Mickey    73
2013   Norvel Pelle    73
2015   Jonathan Holmes    73
2013   Tony Mitchell    73
2013   Trevor Mbakwe    74
2011   JaJuan Johnson    74
2010   Craig Brackins    74
2013   Jackie Carmichael    74
2014   Johnny Obryant    74
2010   Jarvis Varnado    74
2014   Kyle Anderson    75
2010   Patrick Patterson    75
2012   Jared Sullinger    75
2012   Tyler Zeller    75
2016   Jameel Warney   75
2010   Charles Garcia    75
2015   TaShawn Thomas    76
2011   Trey Thompkins    76
2015   Alan Williams    76
2009   Jeff Pendergraph    76
2011   Rick Jackson    76
2009   Taj Gibson    76
2013   Mason Plumlee    77
2011   Derrick Williams    77
2013   Ryan Kelly    77
2016   Henry Ellenson   77
2012   Thomas Robinson    77
2016   Cheick Diallo   77
2013   Nerlens Noel    77
2012   Arnett Moultrie    78
2013   Mike Muscala    78
2016   Robert Carter   78
2009   Jordan Hill    78
2015   Frank Kaminsky    78
2014   Cameron Bairstow    78
2012   Miles Plumlee    78
2015   Richaun Holmes    78
2016   Ben Simmons   78
2016   Skal Labissiere   79
2010   Derrick Caracter    79
2015   Kevon Looney    79
2011   Gregory Smith    79
2012   Perry Jones    79
2009   Earl Clark    80
2013   Grant Jerrett    80
2012   Andrew Nicholson    80
2013   Kenny Kadji    80
2015   Trey Lyles    80
2013   Brandon Davies    80
2011   Michael Dunigan    80
2015   Christian Wood    80
2010   Ekpe Udoh    80
2012   Terrence Jones    80
2015   Cliff Alexander    80
2016   Dragan Bender   80
2012   Bernard James    80
2012   Anthony Davis    81
2012   Kyle O'Quinn    81
2011   Keith Benson    81
2013   Jeff Withey    81
2016   Jakob Poeltl   82
2012   John Henson    82
2009   Josh Heytvelt    82
2010   Ryan Richards    82
2014   Alec Brown    83
2015   Montrezl Harrell    83
2014   Noah Vonleh    84
2015   Bobby Portis    84
2016   Zhou Qi   85
2010   Larry Sanders    85
2014   Adreian Payne    85
2016   Stephen Zimmerman Jr.   85
2010   Greg Monroe    86
2012   Henry Sims    86
2013   Gorgui Dieng    86
2016   Damian Jones   86
2011   Enes Kanter    86
2016   Chinanu Onuaku    86
2010   Artsiom Parakhouski    87
2014   Isaiah Austin    87
2013   Dewayne Dedmon    87
2010   Cole Aldrich    88
2016   Thon Maker   88
2010   Derrick Favors    88
2015   Rakeem Christmas    88
2012   Meyers Leonard    88
2014   Alex Kirk    89
2010   Hassan Whiteside    89
2015   Myles Turner    89
2015   Mouhammadou Jaiteh    89
2013   Alex Len    90
2013   Colton Iverson    90
2016   Diamond Stone   90
2009   B.J. Mullens    90
2010   Keith Gallon    90
2015   Willie Cauley-Stein    90
2012   Festus Ezeli    91
2012   Fab Melo    91
2010   Daniel Orton    91
2015   Dakari Johnson    92
2014   Jordan Bachynski    92
2010   Solomon Alabi    92
2011   Jeremy Tyler    92
2013   Steven Adams    93
2016   A.J. Hammons   93
2012   Andre Drummond    94
2013   Rudy Gobert    94
2010   Jerome Jordan    95
2011   Nikola Vucevic    95
2010   Dexter Pittman    95
2016   Prince Ibeh   95
2010   DeMarcus Cousins    95
2015   Robert Upshaw    96
2009   Hasheem Thabeet    98




[Badgerlander]

Have no idea what your table is trying to convey


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[bdpecore]

I would love to come away with one of LaVert, Brogdon or Cordinier in the second round. I think all three will be serviceable role players in the next couple of years. If LaVert can actually stay healthy he has a chance at becoming a quality 6th man or even our 4th scoring option starting next to Giannis.

[bdpecore]

I think what Ulis lacks is bulk. Small guys like C Paul, I Thomas, and K Walker all had that, plus elite athleticism. It will be interesting to see how Ulis tests at athletically.

I think Ulis will struggle because of his lack of bulk where as a player like Felder has a better shot at sticking in the league.

[Badgerlander]

http://www.hoopsrumors.com/2016/05/prospect-profile-demetrius-jackson.html

OVERVIEW: Demetrius Jackson took over as Notre Dame’s floor leader as a junior and emerged as a first-round prospect. Jackson led the Irish to the Elite Eight despite some struggles offensively during the latter stages of the season. He finished his college career with a 26-point performance against North Carolina and averaged 15.8 points, 4.7 assists, 3.5 rebounds and 1.2 steals for the season. Jackson played steady minutes as a sophomore, though current Knicks point guard Jerian Grant was the team’s primary ballhandler. Jackson was also a rotation player as a freshman after being a highly touted prep star, ranking No. 33 overall in his class, according to the Recruiting Services Consensus Index. At 6’1”, the 21-year-old Jackson is smaller than the prototypical NBA point guard.

STRENGTHS: Like most smaller point guards, Jackson relies on his quickness and athleticism. He’s got superior explosion, allowing him to get into the paint and create havoc. That will serve him well in a pick-and-roll reliant NBA scheme. It also works well in the transition game, where he’s nearly impossible to catch as he converts layups or finds trailers for dunks. ESPN Insider Chad Ford credits Jackson for his pass-first mentality, decision-making and a knack for making his teammates better. DraftExpress’ Jonathan Givony notes that while Jackson is small, he’s powerfully built and can finish through contact. His outstanding leaping ability allows him to be on the receiving end of lobs. He also moves well without the ball and is a solid shooter off the catch, with Givony pointing out that he made 41% of his shots with his feet set. Turnovers were not a big issue for Jackson, as he averaged 2.2 as a junior while playing 36 minutes per game. Jackson has also impressed talent evaluators with his competitiveness, according to NBA.com’s David Aldridge.

I really think that Demetrius is a Lillard level player. He doesn't shoot as many threes, especially off the bounce but if he's starting next to Point Giannis then he'll be shooting more catch and shoot 3s which he hits at 41% anyway. I think the lack of turnovers is huge though. Jackson only had 2.2 in 36 minutes as the leader of the offense this year, similar to Kemba Walker who is one of the league leaders in avoiding TOs with a heavy offensive load and a stud when the game is on the line and you need a score. Jackson was crazy efficient as the number two ball handler last year for Notre Dame averaging only 1.5 turnovers with a 62%ts/59%efg which is the role that I'd envision for him on the Bucks. Play off the ball on offense and run the high PnR when Giannis struggles with his initial set. Demetrius has amazing handles for those situations when you just cant have a turnover on offense and need a score, he doesn't have CP3 court vision but he's more than good enough as a number two ball handler and probably at times the number 3 or 4 on the Bucks. Jackson is the same size as Chris Paul but he's stronger and while Notre Dame didn't stress defense I think Jackson was very opportunistic on the ball as we saw against the Badgers.

Seth Partnow
‏@SethPartnow
As we get started, Kemba Walker one of best in the league at avoiding TOs with big offensive role:

[Badgerlander]

http://www.draftexpress.com/article/Wade-Baldwin-NBA-Draft-Scouting-Report-and-Video-Breakdown-5466

Offensively, the first thing that jumps out on Baldwin, both on his stat sheet and when watching film,
is his perimeter shooting, as he's made 40.6% of his 199 three-point attempts during his two seasons in college. He's most prolific as a shooter off the catch, where he shot 42% on the season and over 43% when left unguarded, both numbers which, when accounting for the fact that the vast majority of those attempts were from three-point range, were well above average, yielding 1.246 and 1.267 points per shot, respectively, according to Synergy Sports Technology.

Baldwin was much less comfortable as a shooter off the dribble, despite yielding 0.829 points per shot on such attempts, a better-than-average figure. When watching him in game situations, the results off the dribble were pretty inconsistent, with pronounced hot and cold spells which made it a tough facet of his game to rely on. Baldwin doesn't get a lot of elevation on his jump shots and has a low release point that's almost out in front of his body, which makes his shot a little bit easier to contest, and thus requires more time and space to get it off, factors which could impact his effectiveness pulling up off the dribble, and creating shots overall for himself and others, at the next level.

The other main problem with Baldwin in a half court setting is his struggles both getting to, and finishing, in the paint, struggles which exist for a multitude of reasons. Baldwin is fast when he has built up a head of steam, something which becomes evident in transition, but he lacks the elite burst to turn the corner on a defender in the half court, and struggles to get into the paint because of it. He doesn't offset this with an overly advanced dribble, either, and doesn't change speeds, or direction, quite as well as you would want in a primary ball handler. Finally, when Baldwin gets into the paint he has only average explosiveness around the hoop, and his lack of a consistent in-between game --- both in the form of pull-up jump shot or a floater in the lane – makes game planning against him relatively easy for a defense.

Baldwin does have a strong, developed upper body, and he uses that to initiate contact and get to the free throw line at a rate of 7.7 times per 40 minutes, pace adjusted, an incredible rate for somebody of his relatively low usage. This helps offset some of his struggles at the rim, but shooting just 38% on half court shots around the basket, as Synergy has logged for Baldwin, is something he's going to have to improve upon significantly at the next level.

Baldwin's struggles to really turn the corner and get into the paint with regularity also limit him somewhat as a shot creator for others. He is a willing, and able, passer, who has some creativity, both out of pick and roll situations and on drive and kicks, but he can force the issue at times driving to the hoop, leading to both offensive foul calls and getting himself in dangerous situations without having a plan on how to pass out of them. He can also get sloppy with a handle that all too frequently is high and off balance, which both limits his ability to turn the corner, but also makes him prone to being stripped of the ball more often he ideally would, and overall his 3.6 turnovers per 40 minutes, pace adjusted, is the second worst mark among point guards in our top-100 rankings, are a clear area in need of improvement.

Jackson has pretty similar catch and shoot %

[Badgerlander]

Jonathan Givony ‏@DraftExpress Apr 30
North Carolina's Justin Jackson has been invited to participate in the NBA Combine (five on five). Sophomore is testing the waters, for now.

[Rockmaninoff]

Have no idea what your table is trying to convey


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Cumulative relative size of players from 2009-2016.

M-G-C asked for it in percentiles, so I did that for him.

[Badgerlander]

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Relative size of players from 2009-2016.

Relative to what

[Rockmaninoff]

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Relative size of players from 2009-2016.

Relative to what

To each other.

[Badgerlander]

Relative size of players from 2009-2016.

Relative to what

To each other.

so its a list of shortest to tallest?

[Rockmaninoff]

Relative to what

To each other.

so its a list of shortest to tallest?

No, it's an average of no shoe height, weight, wingspan, and reach.

[Badgerlander]

To each other.

so its a list of shortest to tallest?

No, it's an average of no shoe height, weight, wingspan, and reach.

Oh

[freewhitemoon]

http://www.draftexpress.com/article/Deyonta-Davis-NBA-Draft-Scouting-Report-and-Video-Breakdown-5467

They claim he has a big standing reach. Hmm i wonder how big it is

The intrigue around Davis starts with his tremendous physical profile, which is simply ideal for a modern day NBA big man. He stands 6'10 with a 7'2 wingspan and a big standing reach, to go along with an excellent 240 pound frame that will continue to fill out nicely in time. Davis is also a terrific athlete, smooth, agile and highly fluid, running the floor exceptionally well, with great quickness and the ability to elevate effortlessly around the rim in the blink of an eye.

Offensively, Davis was far from a prolific scorer for Michigan State, lacking the strength to assert himself consistently inside the post, but also an advanced skill-level outside of it. He does not possess a sophisticated post game, as his footwork and countermoves are rudimentary, particularly utilizing his left hand, and he often looks rushed trying to create his own offense.

With that said, Davis found ways to be effective in a very compact role throughout the season, showing just enough glimpses to lead you to believe that he won't be just a non-scoring, defensive oriented, hustle guy down the track. His excellent hands, soft touch and tremendous physical tools make him an extremely reliable finisher. He catches everything thrown his way, and is so quick off his feet that he's very difficult for opposing big men to contest, making him an outstanding target off cuts and pick and rolls, and also a reliable option for lobs. His reach and effortless bounce allows him to finish plays almost without jumping, and he has just enough of a right-handed jump-hook that he can throw the ball in the basket inside the paint from interesting vantage points.

Davis' touch, and solid shooting mechanics, lead you to believe that he may be able to develop the range on his jumper as his career progresses as well. That will be important, as otherwise he may be relegated to a role as strictly an undersized rim-running center in today's NBA.

The best attributes Davis offers at this point likely revolve around his defense. He's quick and agile enough to stay in front of pretty much any power forward, and should be able to add enough bulk to his excellent frame to hold his own as a small-ball center in time. He has great potential as a pick and roll defender, already showing terrific flashes stepping out and switching onto guards and wings, covering ground and moving his feet with excellent lateral quickness, and being difficult to shoot over with the way he contests looks on the perimeter. He blocks an impressive 4.1 shots per-40 minutes this season as well, many on the ball, while showing the ability to develop into an excellent rim-protector in time.

[Badgerlander]

Love me some Deyonta

[Badgerlander]

Hmm i wonder how big it is

I bet his combine numbers (vert, etc) will be outstanding too

[freewhitemoon]

anyone here can contact john hammond? this dude looks legit I dont want him fking this up and picking Sabonis or something

[emunney]

Anybody who's as quick to the rim as he is has to have either a big standing reach or a crazy vert.

[freewhitemoon]

Hmm i wonder how big it is

I bet his combine numbers (vert, etc) will be outstanding too

combine numbers wont do him justice since they dont take into account how quickly he can get up. Even plodders like Klove record a 35 inch max vert