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Message: [QUOTE="Lefty2one, post: 3107432, member: 1001"] Big men are the biggest culprits be a mile. They're harder to project and quality big men are harder to find so teams are more willing to gamble on a mobile 7-footer than another 6'3 point guard. They're more prone to injuries and are a bigger question mark when it comes to facing NBA-caliber opponents of similar size/athleticism. There are a ton of bigs who never face someone their equal before entering the NBA; if they do it's few and far between. Most guards will play against other great guards prior to entering the draft. You could see him being a bust a mile away IMO. Every game Kansas had against a team with real size and athleticism, he couldn't finish inside and looked overmatched. After Kansas' opening round cupcake in the 2012 tournament, Robinson shot 36% from the floor for the rest of the tournament. He made his name in college by beating up physically inferior frontcourts and didn't have a whole lot of skill. [/QUOTE]