Yeah, he's playing at 3 against the Magic.
But even while he was here, I thought that Drummond's "game" was more suited for the NBA than college, where the spacing is better and he can really showcase his athleticism. That being said, he's definitely improved quite a bit since he's left UConn. Before the draft he worked really hard with Idan Rivan, who's been deemed the "hoops whisperer" for getting into talented players' heads to make them understand and believe how good they are. I think that has always been part of the problem with Andre, that he hasn't realized his insane physical gifts. Ravin is one of the NBA's most sought after personal trainers and has worked with LeBron, Melo, Chris Paul, and Amar'e among others. Hopefully he, along with the Pistons' coaching staff, can really bring along Andre's development. Many of us here have been following Andre long before he enrolled at UConn, and I really wish him all the best in the league.
