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Message: [QUOTE="billsin01, post: 2151365, member: 837"] Don't disagree with this breakdown but I'd add that draft status is odd as the sole determining factor. If you can improve, you have a better chance of sticking. The NBA isn't going to wait around for you to develop unless you are a freak of an athlete or you find the perfect situation where you can be brought along really slowly (but those are rare). In Lydon's case, I'd agree that his stock isn't likely to change dramatically, but I think he has a world of potential to improve as an offensive player, which is the tool he needs to display at the next level. Either way I wish him well. Seems like a good kid and hard to argue that he didn't give an awful lot to this program in two years. [/QUOTE]