2nd Round Earliest.

 

 

Curry had a fantastic freshman season. He's a 6'0 SG that bombs high volumes of threes from anywhere on the court, with a high success rate. I don't see him becoming an above-average distributor, so I think he remains a tiny shooter. Unless he develops more as playmaker, I don't see him going 1st-round. Definitely fun to watch though.

 

The guy has handles and can get his own shot. In that way, he reminds me of Drew Nietzel. Difference is, he has his father to lean on to learn the tricks of the trade. Backup NBA point guard is in his future. If Boykins can play in this league, so can he. He has NBA stroke and range at the age of 19. I wonder how long he's gonna stay at Davidson. He's really too good for that league (even if his stats never jump to much higher). I think Davidson returns their top 10 players from last year. Should be a special team this year.

 

Criminally underrated. 25.3 ppg, 48% FG 42.3% 3pt. His 3pt percentage might even be better if he didnt take so many. He has already attempted 276 this year, and is shooting it at a decent clip. This guy is going to be a steal. Everyone is infatuated with the freshman guards, but this guy is just as good a scorer as any.

 

He will be a good backup PG but doubt he comes out earlier than 2010.

 

He is not a point guard

 

He won't have much choice though due to his size.

 

You have to give him credit in that he's improved upon his outstanding frosh numbers across the board and has lead his team to a, so far, undefeated conference schedule, mid-major or not. His height will always be a problem, though. Davidson will be gone next year, so it should allow him to expand his distribution game, which is what will take him from being a 8th-9th bench guy to 6th man-average starter.

If he can get up to 4-5apg next year, even if his scoring drops to 20ppg, he's a top 20 pick. If he doesn't tweak his game for more passing, and he increases his scoring to 28-30ppg, he's still a fringe 1st rounder. There's an abundance of graduating 6'0 scoring dynamos that can't pass for **** every year in college and don't even sniff the 2nd round; he has to show he's more than that.

 

He's Dell Curry's son and he plays in Charlotte. No doubt he gets a look by the Bobcats. The thing about him is he can handle the ball and shoot. He also is adept at coming off screens and nailing shots. His pedigree will get him into the NBA. He might only end up a 3rd PG or a situational player (like Damon Jones), but he will make the league. He can do the things guys like Craig Hodges could do, just he's not very tall.

 

If Salim Stoudamire, Eddie House, and Damon Jones are in the league he'll definitely find a place.

 

Add Mr. Redick to that list also. Heck Lofton is being touted as a first round pick right now, Curry is in the same mold

 

Curry is a thousand times better than Lofton. He shoots it better, handles it better, distributes better, and looks to be a better athlete.

 

Lofton is garbage. Well not on the college level, but this guy is not an NBA player at all. First of all, he's even smaller than Curry and he can't dribble for crap. Not to mention he really doesn't have the ability to get to the lane and make shots even with a sliver of daylight. I would never draft him. I'd tell him immediately, if you want to play pro ball, go overseas.

 

Yeah, I don't watch much college ball but Lofton doesn't look like NBA material to me.

 

Priest is wrong about his height. ESPN lists him at 6'3 and yeah I agree with you on that bball2223

 

Curry isn't just a shooter.He's a good scorer and he's going to be able to play a Steve Kerr type role in the NBA.I really don't know if he's going to be able to be a point guard in the NBA.Richards is such a great distributor that you never get a look at Curry playing the point.In fact I really think Richards is going to be a very effective backup point in the NBA also.

 

Richards needs to learn how to finish before he ever sees an NBA court. Davidson would have won by around 20 had he made all the bunnies he missed. He really can handle and pass it though.

 

I have seen him listed at 6'3"....maybe he grew a bit from his freshman year.

 

Lol I should just post my back and forth between me and rocketeer on here. Thats how highly I think of his game. Should be a steal for whoever gets him. A dynamic scorer

 

He's not 6'3, but man is he a fun player to watch and a great college player. He's not going to be a starter in the NBA, but he has to stick around with the way he can shoot the ball.

 

I think he could start next to a dynamic shooting guard. I think Portland would be a good situation for him.

 

How many ****ing point guards does Portland need? Don't they already have five with the draft rights to about eight more?

 

I wouldn't mind the Pistons picking him up in the future to come off the bench and provide energy minutes, or possibly be a RIP Hamilton type player.

 

Should he declare for the draft this year?

 

Absolutely

 

Didn't this dude have a breakout game in last year's tournament? I remember alot of attention being on him during one game last year.

 

Curry isn't a point guard.Richards is the point guard and he's a really good college point.Curry may be able to play the point,but noone has seen enough of him with the ball to evaluate him.

He's going to have problems in the NBA if he can't learn to play the point or unless he can end up somewhere with a combo guard/point who can guard the opposing two.I'm on the fence with him.He obviously has plenty of talent and he's going to be able to play in the NBA,but it's a huge question as to whether or not he can be more than a sixth man.

The comparison for him is probably Ben Gordon,only we don't know if he has the handles to be a better point guard.If he can play the point that's huge for him.If he can't then he's going to have big time matchup problems in the NBA.Now if he went to Cleveland that'd be an entirely different story.If you have Lebron to do the creating and let him spot up he can play the point 36 minutes a night.If he goes somewhere where he'd have to be the creator then what's he going to give you outside of shooting.He's got to put on muscle and learn to contribute in other ways IMO.

 

He needs to get in the weight room. Like what happened to Redick, no one is setting 5-6 screens a possession for a backup point guard to get a decent look. They don't do it for Damon Jones, they won't do it for Curry.