[jabbar_medvedenkoParticipant]

 One of the standout performers at the 2018 Draft combine, Kevin Huerter has NBA execs ‘buzzing’ after an eye-opening performance and athletic testings, per reports on twitter.

He’s grown over an inch in the last year, had great athletic measurements with a 39′ vertical and has proven to be a great shooter/playmaker in college.

The thing that bothers me is that staff on nbadraft.net still doesn’t have him in their mock or big board (which is a little out-of-date, to be honest), and thus we can’t put him in our mocks either.

He’s said that he could come back to school and try to be a top 10/lottery pick next year, but how smart would that be if he can be drafted in the late teens/early 20s this year?

Do you think he comes back to school? If not, where does he land? Top 20? 

[kobyzParticipant]

i get too much Mario Hejonza vibes with him, don’t know if i’ll take him first round…

[juves4783Participant]

just read an article on ESPN insider about him being top performer at the combine.  

sounds like a typical spurs target.  under the radar prospect with smooth stroke and good playmaker.  with the spurs potentially losing a lot of their wing depth, it seems like it’d be a good fit.

 

 

 

  

[cominup7Participant]

 He should come back and be the #1 option for the Terps next year…they have a talented freshman class coming in as well as some good returnees, and next year’s draft wont be as wing- heavy as this years

[weballin.netParticipant]

He should be a late first pick and is a far better creator than Hezonja who is just a shooter/slasher and a young sophomore (born in 98). 50% fg/40% 3pt to go with 5rbds and 3.4as (0.7bl 0.6stl) is not bad either. He has to work on being a better defender but on offense he has the tools to be efficient.

After his combine’s perf, I would put him at 28th by the Warriors

weballin.net

 

[kobyzParticipant]

 I don’t see his creation translet, it’s a little stiff…

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