Post by ephoya04 on Mar 13, 2007 17:30:09 GMT -5
Chad Ford does a rundown of the top NBA prospects by region starting with the east...its Insider but here is the link:
insider.espn.go.com/espn/blog/index?entryDate=20070311&name=ford_chad
Hopefully the boys aren't reading this because the list goes as follows:
1-Kevin Durant (no surprise)
2-Brandan Wright
3-Jeff Green
4-DJ Augustin
5-Roy Hibbert
Since it's insider I know the moderators will get angry at me if I copy and paste the whole thing, so some highlights:
Jeff Green:
The Good: ...Green can do anything his team needs him to. ...His defense and energy on both ends of the floor can be infectious.
The Bad: Is he too unselfish? ...that trait seems to disappear when the Hoyas really need him to assert himself. Green isn't an elite athlete and can be a streak shooter from long-range.
The Upside: Green is the type of player who every NBA coach will fall in love with. ...If he leads Georgetown deep into the Tournament (a real possibility) he's probably a lock for the lottery.
Roy Hibbert
The Good: ...has excellent fundamentals on both ends of the floor and has improved greatly from season to season...Has turned from an average to an excellent shot-blocker this season.
The Bad: ...isn't an elite athlete and still needs polish...just a mediocre rebounder in college...doesn't always take over the game like his talent suggests he should.
The Upside: ...His 18-point, 12-rebound dominant performance over Pittsburgh big man Aaron Gray in the Big East tournament finals impressed a lot of folks. He puts up two big games like that in the NCAA Tournament and the guy has a shot at the late lottery.
Hopefully that's enough editing for the moderators
insider.espn.go.com/espn/blog/index?entryDate=20070311&name=ford_chad
Hopefully the boys aren't reading this because the list goes as follows:
1-Kevin Durant (no surprise)
2-Brandan Wright
3-Jeff Green
4-DJ Augustin
5-Roy Hibbert
Since it's insider I know the moderators will get angry at me if I copy and paste the whole thing, so some highlights:
Jeff Green:
The Good: ...Green can do anything his team needs him to. ...His defense and energy on both ends of the floor can be infectious.
The Bad: Is he too unselfish? ...that trait seems to disappear when the Hoyas really need him to assert himself. Green isn't an elite athlete and can be a streak shooter from long-range.
The Upside: Green is the type of player who every NBA coach will fall in love with. ...If he leads Georgetown deep into the Tournament (a real possibility) he's probably a lock for the lottery.
Roy Hibbert
The Good: ...has excellent fundamentals on both ends of the floor and has improved greatly from season to season...Has turned from an average to an excellent shot-blocker this season.
The Bad: ...isn't an elite athlete and still needs polish...just a mediocre rebounder in college...doesn't always take over the game like his talent suggests he should.
The Upside: ...His 18-point, 12-rebound dominant performance over Pittsburgh big man Aaron Gray in the Big East tournament finals impressed a lot of folks. He puts up two big games like that in the NCAA Tournament and the guy has a shot at the late lottery.
Hopefully that's enough editing for the moderators