ThatBlazerGuy

I dont see Randolph turning into an effective SF. He has as good a J as Josh McRoberts and weighs 190lbs. He is a 3 year project player.

STOMP

197 lbs actually... adding weight/strength down the line is about the last thing I'm concerned about a prospect doing. Yes he'll take a bit of developing, but Portland doesn't have any glaring holes on the roster that absolutely have to be patched by opening day. The only reason he slips past the first 5 picks is because he's not ready for prime time yet. He ran and jumped well, excels at defense, has great length, and I love that he has a good handle. In 3 years I'm betting he'll be thought of as one of the top 5 players in this draft.

STOMP

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DonCorleone

Rumor has it that Mayo might try to shun the smaller market teams in order to land in a big market. I have no idea how much truth there is to that, but if there is any truth to it, I view that sort of thing as a mark against him:

http://www.draftexpress.com/article/...-Heat-Up-2915/

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Entity

If he does go only to the big markets to workout, then I'm going to nickname him "Cha-Ching" for the rest of his career. Cha-Ching Mayo. Or maybe OJ Cha-Ching.