Jeremy Lamb, SG Connecticut (Sophomore)
Measurements: 6-5¼, 179 pounds, 6-11 wingspan, 8-6 reach, 38 inch vertical
Season stats: 37.2 mpg, 17.7 ppg, 4.9 rpg, 1.7 apg, 1.2 spg, 0.6 bpg, 2.0 tpg, 48%/34%/81% (FG/3P/FT)
Positives
-Smooth, athletic wing
-Long 6-11 wingspan
-Explosive leaper
-Great body control, very coordinated
-Good shooter
-Nice form, can get his shot off over anyone
-Nice mid-range game
-Good shooter off the catch
-Good handles, nice cross over
-Athletic finisher
-Moves very well off of the ball
-Very good defender, potential to be elite
-Good rebounder
Negatives
-Needs to put on weight, get stronger
-Inconsistent shooter from deep
-Needs to draw more fouls
-Isn't always assertive on offense
-Is more effective as a number 2 option
Summary
Jeremy Lamb is one of the best combinations of defense and offense on the perimeter in this draft, and given the way the NBA is going, that is a valuable commodity. Scoring is coming more and more from guards and wing players, so having a player who can help shut those positions down as well as providing a plus on offense is extremely valuable. Lamb has that potential and more.
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