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Following potential 2012 draftees

PKM said:
Depends on the situation (team offensive philosophy, minutes, etc) but I'd say 5 - 7.

EDIT: with 7 or 8 assists.
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5-7? Even pretty inept offensive players like Kidd and Rondo always got in the 12-14 range I think. I suppose they're more athletic and therefore can get to the rim better but still, 5-7 seems low. I think more like 9-10 points (worst case) with 10 assists. Respectfully. He's only a sophomore so I see no reason his shooting can't improve. Maybe even dramatically.
 
Wes Mantooth said:
5-7? Even pretty inept offensive players like Kidd and Rondo always got in the 12-14 range I think. I suppose they're more athletic and therefore can get to the rim better but still, 5-7 seems low. I think more like 9-10 points (worst case) with 10 assists. Respectfully. He's only a sophomore so I see no reason his shooting can't improve. Maybe even dramatically.
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Def could be .. they're just projections .. and I hold firm to 7.5/7.5
 
NUMBERICA said:
Sounds like Ryan Gomes to me.

Oh, and:


I guess McDermott's white, so my apologies.
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Oh my apologies, I didn't see their tweet thing. I was just looking at their main page on him where they compared him to Harangody. Either way, from what I've seen I think Gomes is much better than McDermott. McDermott has slow, slow feet. Can't move laterally at all. I highly doubt he'll ever be anything more than a role player on the NBA level, and even that's a stretch.
 
Iona plays at just a torrid pace. Machado makes sharp passes in open floor and generally knows where to find his guys, but his numbers have to be inflated by the run-n-gun these guys play. This looks like Nellie ball.
 
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