Here's his write up on Kemba (wasn't in a good spot to copy/paste before):
"Walker is a great example of how different the pro game is from the college version. He is an excellent mid-range shooter with exceptional dribbling skills and dynamic attack moves. He's also become a steady hand at the point, with few turnovers and a decent feel for when and how to move the ball. But he can't come close to dominating the game the way he did at the college level, one small reason why his team has been so horrific since he's been there. He's proven to be a defensive liability on the worst defensive team in the league, which is also problematic. But there's no getting around the fact that he is surrounded with mostly "not ready for the NBA" teammates who hurt his overall cause, and despite them he is still a better-than-average player. On a better team, his talent would stand out more."
As a tangent, does anyone remember the 2 guards Doug Gottlieb was high on before the 2011 draft? I remember they were smaller school guys and that Gottlieb felt strongly they would be better pros than Kemba.