I can see the disagreement about the athleticism part but from having played against him I don't think he really takes plays off. He's always aware and his high basketball IQ allows him to make the game look easier than it should be. Anybody who bases their game off defense, getting to the rim, and as a PG to get teammates involved, looks like a surefire prospect to me.
I agree. Free education, or should I say they aren't billing him. What did LSU get in return for his brief stay. I keep thinking about Emeka Okafor. Finish school in 3 years with two degrees I always thought and still do he is a great role model for kids.
Bentil was awesome all year and I can see him having a pretty good role in the NBA. He is strong physically and is good around the rim, he's also shown he can knock down the 15 footer consistently. Hield is an incredible scoring guard but as a couple others have pointed out I worry he could be Jodie Meeks or worse yet Shawn Respert. Dunn still needs to improve his shot some and cut down the turnovers but with his size/wingspan, athleticism, defense and vision his game is tailor-made for the NBA, he's easily the best prospect out of the three.
Probably went to big man camp
He was amazing this year, i think he could be good. One of the quickest players I've seen in a while
A SG who's 6-foot-2 with a 6-foot-4 wingspan, shot just 36% from deep.
He has been/will be a point guard
He was a volume scorer for an NC State team that had no one else near that caliber. He had to take 20+ shots every game and he created a large % of those shots. On the downside, although he carried NC State when hot, he could not turn back into a facilitator so most games he ran outta gas, dribbled too much and they lost. Big IF, but if he can improve his shot selection, Cat's aforementioned quickness is an NBA level skill. If someone picks him to be a Nate Robinson feast or famine type off the bench he could easily stick in the league (2nd round pick).
