Mylie10 wrote:clyde21 wrote:Scoots1994 wrote:
Towns was the comparison you made and he weighs nearly 40 pounds more.
Mobley seems more likely to be a 3/4 with some minutes at 5 than a starting 5 who gets most of his minutes there.
yes, he has the Towns skill set, and Towns didn't not have 40 lbs. on him when he was in HS...he's listed at 7-0 210 lbs as an 18 year old, this nonsense about his size is a non starter.
and no offense, but if you put Mobley at the 3 or even the 4 in most situations you don't know what ur doing.
You remember that KD lead the NCAA in rebounding in college with like 11+ per game? And he was primarily a power forward.
But what do you know, he plays small forward in the league where he is possibly the best mismatch in basketball as a small forward. I’m not saying he is KD, but he is eerily similar to me. And his frame just doesn’t look like pack on muscle mass dude. He’s more slim reaper.
He played a number of games at SG with OKC too.
Take any advantage you can, and Mobley has advantages and disadvantages at every position on the floor it's just a matter of maximizing them. I think if you take a skinny guy and say he is going to win on the defensive end against bigger, stronger guys he's going to wear down more and lose a lot compared to the speed advantage at 4 and the length advantage at 3.
I don't doubt Mobley CAN play 5, I don't think he will play mostly 5, and certainly not early in his career.