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Message: [QUOTE="HooperScooper, post: 5015565, member: 10"] Not sure what the point of this article is except to produce content, but here it is anyway. Doesn't have Clingan in his top 10. Has him #11. Is there any way Clingan slips out of the top 10? [I]No NBA Draft prospect has the exact game of any one NBA player past or present, but comparing them to others can be an instructive exercise to get an idea of what to expect and how to shape potential future impact. The idea behind it is to add color to scouting reports and other analysis in the lead-up to the draft and provide a more substantive look at what the future of each player could hold.[/I] [HEADING=1][SIZE=5][I]3. Stephon Castle[/I][/SIZE][/HEADING] [I][B]Pro comp[/B]: Jrue Holiday Castle consistently drew the toughest defensive assignments for title-winning UConn last season as a freshman and made a name for himself as a defensive stopper who is elite at the point of attack. That has been Jrue Holiday's calling card as an NBA player. The big leap here is the playmaking ability Holiday has proven over his career. Castle did not show that often at UConn but has the calm and vision to become a viable point guard in time. That, along with his shooting, might be the biggest swing skills that make or break his future NBA stardom.[/I] [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/nba-draft-2024-pro-comparisons-for-alex-sarr-zaccharie-risacher-and-other-top-prospects/[/URL] [/QUOTE]