DHam...the NBA is watching

[Hankster]

Once in the lane he looks to pass first then has to shoot as he's up in the air. Take the open shot, learn to use the backboard!

I commented on the same in another post. He gives up way to many points. Always kicks it out to Purvis to try to bring the house down. Just get the two points will ya!

 

[Hankster]

Ummm....I think if you keep up with the shake and bakes, spinny moves and rim busters you are looking at year 3 as a Husky.

So, raise you game, kid.

Loved the rebounding, tho!!!

He is a rebounding fool for sure. Gets the rebound and he is on his way down court. Excellent. Although it seems more than half either gets his pocket picked, errant pass or a typical pass for a three. For years I always enjoyed your posts however sadly I have to disagree. Maybe at one time he was on his way. However, my opinion, no where near NBA prospect as of this post.

 

[mauconnfan]

He's not going anywhere, there were hardly anyone at the tables under the baskets there's not a lot of interest for now and it's obvious why. They would project him after improvement next year but for now a guy who shoots 33% from point blank range and turns it over inexcusably too often is not high on the list. He can rebound, he can play but much like AB he's the perfect imperfect player (stole it form Matrim) and not ready at all.

 

[pnow15]

DHam does not have one credible NBA skill. He won't rebound at his height and weight.
He won't dribble more than three time before the ball is stolen. He shoots poorly from the three and from eight feet. His only assist play is the lob to Brimah.
DHam can't defend Lebron James' mailbox. He is struggling at the mid major level he is playing at right now.
DHam would have recieved little playing time on the 2014 championship team.
There is no way Ollie takes the ball from Bazz or Boat and lets Hamilton run the show.
Giffey was five times the defender DHam is and a much better three point shooter.
Daniels was better at posting up, defending and shooting threes.
Brimah was patrolling the paint along with Nolan.
Calhoun was hitting the open three and Kromah was a very versatile sixth man who made very little mistakes.
Ollie would never let DHam toss the ball around like a frisbee on a windy day.
DHam is a four year player and if he doesn't improve on every aspect of his game,
he may be Nolanized by his senior year.

 

[Stainmaster]

if he doesn't improve on every aspect of his game,
he may be Nolanized by his senior year.

I need a few minutes to let this settle in...

 

[Jaker]

Nothing wrong with playing college ball for 4 years. Plus I hear we will be a final4 team on 2017

 

[PcketknfNiels]

He needs to get in the gym and do nothing but work on his footwork and shooting all summer.

 

[CardiacAndre7]

DHam does not have one credible NBA skill. He won't rebound at his height and weight.
He won't dribble more than three time before the ball is stolen. He shoots poorly from the three and from eight feet. His only assist play is the lob to Brimah.
DHam can't defend Lebron James' mailbox. He is struggling at the mid major level he is playing at right now.
DHam would have recieved little playing time on the 2014 championship team.
There is no way Ollie takes the ball from Bazz or Boat and lets Hamilton run the show.
Giffey was five times the defender DHam is and a much better three point shooter.
Daniels was better at posting up, defending and shooting threes.
Brimah was patrolling the paint along with Nolan.
Calhoun was hitting the open three and Kromah was a very versatile sixth man who made very little mistakes.
Ollie would never let DHam toss the ball around like a frisbee on a windy day.
DHam is a four year player and if he doesn't improve on every aspect of his game,
he may be Nolanized by his senior year.

Come on man, this is a little ridiculous. He has NBA skills, just needs to improve them, just like every prospect has to. You're right, he won't rebound at this rate because he won't be asked to. He will most likely be a SF. Not many, if any, SF's average 9 boards a game. He is a good passer and will only get better. Yes, he needs to work very hard on his shooting. But shooting can be learned easier than instincts. Im not saying he's the second coming, I'm saying if he puts in the work this summer and becomes a more consistent shooter, and puts more effort in on the Defensive end, he can be a good player. Also, that last Nolan point was one of the dumber things I've read on here.

 

[CTBasketball]

If he becomes a knockdown swing-man he will find a home. Defense must improve however.