bajaden
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This next group, and it's been suggested that it's the last group, ( I hope not ) has a couple of players in it that are interesting.
Rayjon Tucker: SG - 6'5" - 210 lbs - Arkansas Little Rock
Jaylen Hands: PG - 6'3" - 181 lbs - UCLA
Shamorie Ponds: PG - 6'1" - 180 lbs - St. Johns
Miye Oni: SG - 6'6" - 210 lbs - Yale
Kenny Wooten: PF - 6'9" - 220 lbs - Oregon
Daulton Hommes: SF - 6'8" - 215 lbs - Point Loma Nazarene
I will readily admit that I don't know a thing about Hommes. While I never saw Tucker play in an actual game, I do know that he was one of the best shooters in college last season, but in a mid-level conference. Obviously Shamorie Ponds is a player of interest as is Oni and Hands. I saw both Hands and Ponds play quite a bit last season, and although most would put Ponds ahead of Hands on their list, there were times when Hands was very good.
My gut tells me that Hands will be another of those underachieving UCLA players that ends up being a much better NBA player. When you consider the chaos on that team last season, I have to think you would cut just about everyone on that team a little slack. I think both Ponds and Hands could turn into solid rotational players. Oni didn't get a lot of national TV treatment, but he's a very good athlete who shot a respectable 37% from the three, and played solid defense for Yale.
Rayjon Tucker: SG - 6'5" - 210 lbs - Arkansas Little Rock
Jaylen Hands: PG - 6'3" - 181 lbs - UCLA
Shamorie Ponds: PG - 6'1" - 180 lbs - St. Johns
Miye Oni: SG - 6'6" - 210 lbs - Yale
Kenny Wooten: PF - 6'9" - 220 lbs - Oregon
Daulton Hommes: SF - 6'8" - 215 lbs - Point Loma Nazarene
I will readily admit that I don't know a thing about Hommes. While I never saw Tucker play in an actual game, I do know that he was one of the best shooters in college last season, but in a mid-level conference. Obviously Shamorie Ponds is a player of interest as is Oni and Hands. I saw both Hands and Ponds play quite a bit last season, and although most would put Ponds ahead of Hands on their list, there were times when Hands was very good.
My gut tells me that Hands will be another of those underachieving UCLA players that ends up being a much better NBA player. When you consider the chaos on that team last season, I have to think you would cut just about everyone on that team a little slack. I think both Ponds and Hands could turn into solid rotational players. Oni didn't get a lot of national TV treatment, but he's a very good athlete who shot a respectable 37% from the three, and played solid defense for Yale.