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21 - Evan Turner

Ohio State 

  • Birthday: 10/27/88
  • NBA Position: Shooting Guard
  • Class: Junior
  • Ht: 6-6
  • Wt: 205
  • Hometown: Chicago, IL
  • High School: St. Josephs
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NBA Comparison Marquis Daniels/Brandon Roy

Strengths: Big combo guard with great versatility and a tremendous feel for the game ... Extremely smooth with the ball in his hands and has a bag of tricks offensively ... His handles are that of a point guards and he has a terrific ability of getting to the basket ... Has supreme confidence with the ball in his hands, excellent handle and a nasty crossover ... Slick mid-range game with the ability to change directions and get defenders off balance to create looks ... Good upperbody strength allows him to absorb contact and make plays at the rim ... Strong finisher. Very adept at finishing after contact. Also utilizes the glass effectively ... Has a nifty runner when he meets up with shot blockers in the paint ... Understands how to use his body to shield the ball from opponents ... Has a great pull up jumper and his ability to drive really sets up his ability to pull up for shots ... Utilizes the spin dribble to get by opponents effectively and into the paint ... Creative playmaker with the ability to find others for shots when his path to the basket gets cut off ... Solid vision and a good passer capable of finding the open man ... An above average athlete with good speed and long arms ... Makes a lot of impressive plays at the basket using excellent body control and creativity ... A solid shooter with good form ... Has a big wingspan (near 7-foot). His long arms allow him to disrupt passing lanes ... Draws a lot of fouls on drives due to his aggressiveness ... Runs down a lot of loose balls and makes plays based on sheer desire and hustle ... Plays with a high level of intensity at all times no matter the game situation ... A student of the game who studies past greats and appears to have a great understanding ... Solid free throw shooter at 79% ...

Weaknesses: Not a freak athlete, but above average by NBA standards with great length ... At times appears to be succeptable to being thrown off his game by physical play ... A better scorer than shooter, while Turner shot 44% from 3 as a sophomore it was on a low volume of shots ... Should look to improve his catch and shoot ability and expand his range and consistency from the perimeter ... His effectiveness going towards the basket with the ball probably keeps him from polishing his outside game, but with such efficiency driving it's hard to ask him to shoot more from the perimeter ... Struggled in the clutch in OSU's loss to Siena in the tournament ... At times can fall in love with the dribble and become too ball dependant, but he's very effective so that's nit picking to a degree ... His creativity can lead to being a little careless passing the ball ... Not great at setting defenders up off of screens and shooting spot up. He prefers to create a rhythm with the ball in his hands dribbling off screens or creating off isolation ...

Aran Smith 10/15/09

YouTube Clip - 3/21/2009


this boy

will be a top8 pick in next years draft he does every thing great and he is polished player

NBA Ready? Without a doubt!!!

I saw this dude play in high school against 2008's number 1 pick Derrek Rose and to be honest, it was difficult to determine who the superstar was, Rose or Turner. Evan Turner reminds me of a young Pippen but with better handles, if thats possible. If you've never seen him play, do yourself a favor and get a glimpse of this guy before he goes to the league. He's 100!

All Chicago Backcourt?

What if the Bulls did this?

To Bulls: Marcus Camby, Rasual Butler and the Clippers #1 pick
To Clippers: Tyrus Thomas, James Johnson and Jerome James

I'm guessing the Clippers will be in the lottery this year. Well, they have been there and done that. Maybe it's time for a new approach (trades). The Bulls would then have a shot at Evan Turner or Cole Aldrich. Both of whom, they could use.

How about it?

STARTERS:

PG - Rose
SG - Turner
SF - Deng
PF - Gibson
C - Noah

BENCH:

PG - Hinrich
SG - Butler
SF - Salmons
PF - Miller
C - Camby

* Add one or two veterans to that mix and the Bulls might have something special brewing.

An EPIC battle...Rose vs. Turner

Rose - 29 points, 7 assists and 5 steals
Turner - 29 points, 11 rebounds and 6 assists

http://blogs.suntimes.com/preps/2007/02/war-of-words-simeons-derrick-r.h...

Derrick Rose's Simeon team beat Evan Turner's St. Joe's squad. I would love to see both them in the Bulls backcourt. If I were John Paxson and/or Gar Forman, I would trade up to get him.

James Johnson and a #1 Pick for Evan Turner?

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