Post#27 » by Sky Bucks » Sun Apr 10, 2016 6:11 pm
Timothe Luwawu is the guy I want the Bucks to draft if they are in the 7-10 range. As of right now, it seems like the Bucks are building around a positionless style of basketball aided by Giannis being at PG. I think they should continue this trend and become as long and intimidating as possible, and a guy like Luwawu could really complete this idea.
Luwawu possess enough lateral quickness IMO to be able to guard NBA 1s in his future if he hits his potential. He would be able to use his his above average 6-7 frame and freakishly long arms to wreak havoc on most of the point guards in the league. This idea is not that far out of thought either as he was often featured as the on ball defender for Mega Leks this year. He also seems to have a knack for steals as he averaged nearly 2/game. This would cause for an increase in fast break opportunities, and for the Bucks, that is how they are able to thrive with two of the best finishers around the rim in Giannis and Jabari.
His offensive game is more where the questions seem to come in, but he still has quite a bit of potential on that end too. Until this year Luwawu has not been a reliable or consistent 3 point shooter, but he has seen a recent spike in his 3 point production this year. While his shot may need to be fine tuned at the next level, he has consistently been able to make his 3s this year at 39% on roughly 5 attempts per game. While not great, if he were able to continue to improve his shot he could become quite the 3 and D guard/wing. Another of his areas where he will have to improve is his ball control because he had about an average of 3 turnovers a game to only 3 assists per game. This can be easily fixed once he gets to the next level as he will most likely not be the primary ball handler and as he matures, he should be able to become more aware of what to do with the ball in his hands.
All in all, Luwawu is very intriguing basketball player for teams to consider in the mid lottery this year, who has the potential to become this years steal of the draft but also very easily could be a flop. My bet is on the former and not the ladder which is why I want the Bucks to take him if he is on the board when their pick comes.
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