Comments on: 2010 NBA Mock Draft: Version 2.0

By: jig the man

jig the man — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 08:05:01 +0000

charles garcia from seattle u is a nice size can handle the rock and shoot the 3 like a guard standing at 6′10 so i would love to see him in the draft.. hes a major impact player..

By: Mackenzie Lamm

Mackenzie Lamm — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 04:41:27 +0000

Are you serious? Cole Aldrich terrible free throw form? Last time i checked your free throw form does not necessarily mean you suck at free throws. The dude shot 80% from the line last year. Ya his shot may not be pretty but it’s effective. He is not limited offensively, He can make the 15 footer if teams give it to him and his post moves are second to none with Danny Manning coaching him. He is a true center with low block moves, a commodity that is very hard to come by these days. His potential is not limited, rather limitless.

By: in the know

in the know — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 19:50:15 +0000

I feel Solomon Hill from Arizona is better than a lot of first rounders. At 6′6 solomon has better handle than most guards. He is excellent passer with a great IQ. He played all five position in high school even with Sidney there. That tell you he is an excellent defender. He has a nice mid range game. The only weakness in his game is his lack of confindence on the offensive end. A great all around game.

By: Mitch

Mitch — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 18:20:51 +0000

RE: Cole Aldrich and this quote “His potential is very limited and he has awful FT form.”

He was one of the most improved players in college basketball last year, and he’s only going to get better under the tutelage of Danny Manning.

And, regardless of what you think of his form, the guy shot 80% from the line last year.

By: allenmoll

allenmoll — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 03:19:16 +0000

Good list Matt. I would have included Damion James from Texas, excellent size and great rebounder, Abdul Gaddy who is a freshman going to Washington, should mesh instantly with Isaih Thomas, and Yancey Gates who has immense size and skill and should benefit from Lance Stephenson at Cinncinnati.