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I'd love to see Rak succeed in the NBA but
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[QUOTE="CraigForth, post: 1305450, member: 4143"] If he can play D at the next level and guard the guys his team needs guarded - and on top of that has any kind of offense (doesn't matter if he faces up or backs them down) he will get opportunities to play in the NBA. I think the OP is confusing the skills needed to be a 1st round or lottery pick with the skills needed to make an NBA roster. He may never be an all-star, but I think he has what it takes to be a solid rotation guy for someone. [/QUOTE]
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I'd love to see Rak succeed in the NBA but
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