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Jonny Flynn
Syracuse
  • Birthday:
    2/6/1989
  • NBA Postion:
    Point Guard
  • Class:
    Freshman
  • Ht:
    5-11
  • Wt:
    186
  • College Team:
    Syracuse
  • Hometown:
    Niagara Falls, NY
  • High School:
    Niagara Falls
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Overall
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NBA Comparison: Damon Stoudamire
Strengths: A very quick point guard with tremendous handles, and an uncanny ability to score in bunches … An excellent leaper … Possesses a nice crossover, in-and-out, and hesitation dribbles to blow by his defender … Puts constant pressure on the opposition by probing and attacking gaps as well as pushing the ball in transition at all times … Changes direction on the break with remarkable ease and effectiveness … Great pick and roll player, attacks switches and turns the corner extremely well to get to the hoop … Completes plays around the basket with a variety of strong finishes … Has a well developed mid-range game with pull ups going both ways as well as an effective floater … Great form on his shot; well balanced, high release point and excellent elevation, and can shoot out to NBA range … Very adept at getting his teammates easy hoops by driving and dishing … Good body strength … Great lateral quickness and foot speed could make him a nightmare on the defensive end by pressuring ball handlers … Has a competitive spirit and the intelligence to excel at the point guard position ...

Weaknesses: While he is fairly strong, he could still put on some more muscle … at 5’11 or under, is undersized for the next level, and could be a mismatch waiting to happen for bigger guards, luckily he is a very good athlete which helps to overcome his lack of ideal size … Playing strictly in a zone focused program will hurt his development defensively due to lack of experience and knowledge of man to man principles … Can get in trouble by trying to do too much and over-dribbling … Tends to play out of the offense and is known to take some ill-advised shots … Settles too often for shooting contested jump shots instead of using his ability to get in the lane … His court vision is decent, but needs to keep developing and become a better decision maker … Keeps the ball too long in transition and gets careless with his passes … Although he has decent assist numbers (5.3 per), needs to get better at setting up his teammates, which will help him become a more complete lead guard ...

Notes: Played in the McDonald’s All-American Game, Roundball Classic, and the Hoop Summit game. Part for the silver medal USA Team at the U19 World Championships in 2007.
Borko Popic - 4/2/2008
YouTube Clip - 1/1/2001