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Message: [QUOTE="Husky68, post: 2657362, member: 173"] I thought D Daniels had very legit shot at NBA, not sure how injury impacted him or what he ended up doing this year (think was in G league for a bit) and see Larrier as not as good as Daniels. Both a bit stiff and not real agile to go with lanky frames (a real necessity if not beefy). Deandre was a better driver, shooter, rebounder and defender as far as I remember. Just see Larrier as just not good enough to be an NBA level player, and if he wants to be he needs to get real "specific one on one here is what you need to do to improve you individual skills" type training. This would be more available if he were a pro and could devote all his time to physical training and skill training (and no NCAA rules restricting practice time and coach contact). Rodney seems to have improved nicely post UConn, maybe that is Larrier's ticket. [/QUOTE]