Charlotte Hornets 2020 NBA Draft Monthly Big Board: November Edition
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491. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Penn State. Lamar Stevens. player. SF. 51
Lamar Stevens is a senior wing from Penn State, who may have a future in the league as a guy who can attack the basket and finish plays and also play defense. He’s never been a great three-point shooter, but he knows his role and doesn’t force things.
Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. SG. Michigan State. player. Joshua Langford. 52. 486
I’ve seen pro potential in Joshua Langford for years, but health has derailed his momentum a bit over the past two years. When healthy, he’s a good “3&D” player that could sneak his way into the second round.
Tennessee. Jordan Bowden. 534. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. player. SG/PG. 53
With Grant Williams and Admiral Schofield in the NBA now, Tennessee will need multiple players to step up. Jordan Bowden has played well during his career, but will see an expanded role as a senior. This is a big chance for him to show that he is a legit NBA talent.
PG. Butler. Kamar Baldwin. player. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. 54. 472
Since his first season at Butler, Kamar Baldwin has been an impact player. He’s come a long way, and should have a very good senior season. He’s not the best shooter, but he’s a strong perimeter defender that plays with energy.
Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. SG. Jón Axel Guðmundsson. 2105. Davidson. 55. player
I’d say that Jón Axel Guðmundsson is one of the more underrated players in all of college basketball. Now in his senior season, Guðmundsson will take the pointers he learned from NBA teams a year ago during the pre-draft process and put together a monster senior season. He’s an all-around threat with triple double ability.
Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. SF. Temple. player. Quinton Rose. 56. 454
Temple’s Quinton Rose has great size for a wing at 6’8″, and he’s also a dynamic athlete in the open court. His jump shot raises a lot of question marks, but he should be in the mix late in the second round.
SG. Jarron Cumberland. Pick Analysis. player. 449. Scouting Report. Cincinnati. 57
Since his days in high school, Jarron Cumberland has always been a dangerous scorer. He’s also got a strong frame to go with that scoring ability. He may be able to find a place in the league as a scorer off the bench.
player. Scouting Report. 58. Davidson. Kellan Grady. 2105. Pick Analysis. PG
The hype on Kellan Grady has lowered over the years, but the kid can still play. He’s a good shooter that is capable of scoring standing still or off the dribble. He’s not a great athlete or defender, but he’s got some NBA skills.
Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. T.J. Gibbs. 59. player. 443. PG. Notre Dame
T.J. Gibbs is a player that worked out for a few teams last season during the pre-draft process. He’s got pretty good size at the point guard spot, standing 6’3″ tall. He’s also a pretty good shooter, but must show more if he hopes to get drafted.
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Tadas Sedekrskis has shown that he is capable of shooting the ball, but he has to improve in other areas. He’s not a great defender or passer, and he’s not a great athlete. He does, however, have great size for his position.