Originally Posted by Victor Page

Again, K-Hump should have stayed in school. There is a lot to be gained from proving yourself at the NCAA level against fierce competition - especially when the opposition is focussed on stopping you.

I don't think that was the case with K-Hump in Minnesota (he did score 19 pts. a game in a tough conference, but not sure how much pressure he really had playing for a lousy team).

David Lee has similar physical attributes but played 3-4 years at Florida and was subject to intense pressure, defenses designed to stop him, etc....
When there is a big rebound up for grabs late in a game, David Lee is not going to be nervous. Neither would PJ Tucker, as he has a big-time NCAA pedigree as well (scored some huge baskets under more pressure than any regular season Raptors game could ever produce).