[Tha King2121Participant]

 I had work all this morning and didn’t get a chance to see the draft combine. Does anyone know of a way for me to watch it again. I went to ESPN, to watch it live and it just ended. 

Thanks

[B-ball fanParticipant]

 A couple notables for the drills:

Royce White looked like the strongest of the pfs, just bulldozing through his defenders in the iso drils.

Quincy Miller airballed NBA 3s, but looked better from mid range.  He didn’t look especially fast either.

Moe Harkless was nailing everything from the perimeter.

Tony Wroten’s shot looked awful all day.

Will Barton looked smooth and composed at all times.

Andrew Nicholson shot well, but struggled to finish in the post.  He does look like he has soft touch, though.

Doron Lamb shot well and played good defense in the drills.

Darius Johnson-Odom struggled in the drills, looking slow and unathletic.  Gave a good interview though.

Speaking of good interviews, both Perry Jones III and Bradley Beal seemed well spoken and professional in their interviews for the TV coverage, but Jeremy Lamb looked like he didn’t want to be there at all.

Draymond Green looked outmatched athletically and couldn’t score much in the drills.

Orlando Johnson looked athletic, but didn’t shoot well.

Robbie Hummel was noticably slower than many of the other wings.

I didn’t see everything, but that was what I got out of what I did see.

[WrecklessParticipant]

You can go on espn360 and watch the replay, which im doing now.

[JoeWolf1]

 Terrance Jones stood out the most among PF’s in my opinion.  He and Royce White came out ahead today too.  Henson was by far the fastest PF and in the best shape conditioning wise of anyone at that position that competed today.

 

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