More Draft Buzz for Jerami

[jekelish]

Posted on ESPN today, under an article about draft questions...this was under the question of who could rise significantly:

Biancardi: Watching Jerami Grant since high school, I've seen a guy who has added something to his game and changed his body. At Syracuse he improved his inside scoring and at the high post while remaining a consistent rebounder. Length, athletic ability and improving skill along with good genes will have him rise in the draft. His dad, Harvey, was the 12th pick in the NBA draft in 1988 and his uncle, Horace, was the 10th picked in 1987.

 

[jordoo]

Who will guard him when he plays oposite CJ? Just think about that some PF is going to have to guard one of those two and then a SF most likely with less size on the other.

 

[senorpalmer]

IMO haven't had a forward tandem this good since Melo and Warrick. Big time matchup problems for opposing defenses indeed.

 

[orangefan13]

Who will guard him when he plays oposite CJ? Just think about that some PF is going to have to guard one of those two and then a SF most likely with less size on the other.

Jerami Grant will be less stopable then James Southerland, MCW, and Triche. And Fair will be ready to take over the offense from day one as he developed into a go to leader later in the year. This is a huge advantage.

I think Rak will surprise from the right post and would like to see him experiment pushing more into the middle of the lane AO style with a face up dribble so he starts learning to go right.
We are defenetly going to pound the paint alot more then last year.

 

[jordoo]

Jerami Grant will be less stopable then James Southerland, MCW, and Triche. And Fair will be ready to take over the offense from day one as he developed into a go to leader later in the year. This is a huge advantage.

Agreed and JB has done his best work with two great forwards and a point man that doesn't ahve to score but can.