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Originally Posted by King Glorious
Just wanted to add about Curry that he's not just a product of weak competition in the Southern Conference. He proved himself on the highest levels of the college game. In the last two years, he played 13 games against teams from the six power conferences and two more against Gonzaga and St. Mary's in the NCAA tournament. He averaged 28.7 in those games. He averaged 30.9 in seven NCAA tournament games. Had 30 against Maryland as a freshman in the tournament, 40 against Gonzaga, 30 against Georgetown, 33 on Wisconsin, 25 and within one shot of beating champion Kansas, 44 against Oklahoma and NC St., 29 against Duke. The guy is legit.
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which is nice but meaningless when trying to fit him into a NBA team. He is a bulk shooter who isnt good enough to be a bulk shooter in the NBA. Lets face it, the guy had to score a ton of points on that team. But how does his lack of lateral quickness, size, strength against NBA guards help him? Can he reinvent himself into a role player? If he comes into a game and misses a few will he press because unlike college he cant just keep missing and hope to stay in the game? What if opposing teams put pressure on the balll? Can he create while being hounded by a bigger, stronger and faster player? How will he deal with opposing teams looking to post him up? Can he cover quicker guards?