Post#1584 » by observer1995 » Sun Mar 10, 2019 4:15 pm
I think Culver is closer to between 6’6”-6’7” so he’s either a big guard or potentially even a SF (since there’s a good chance he’s not close to done filling out with his body type). If you think that you can help him correct his shot even more, he can be basically what we want Bembry to be, or like…what Derrick White has flashed lol.
A secondary playmaker would absolutely fit but this is a hard eval. I think much of this draft is going to come down to workouts. If you get him in for a workout and think you can get Culver to something around a legitimate 45-47% FG/33-35% 3PT/75-78% FT down the road with your shooting coaches, then I’d like him. But at the same time if you don’t feel Reddish’s percentages are a problem after working him out, then he looks better if he reaches his upside.
I’m struggling there. If he reaches his upside, his fit is wonderful, and he was my actual favorite of the Dukies, but at the same exact time, name me a guy that has been successful in the NBA over the long haul with the percentages that he has had this season?
I think our pick, unless it shakes out to where the Hawks actually draw #1 or Barrett is available is probably going to be Reddish, Hunter, or Culver and it’ll come down to how they feel about the workouts.
