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Message: [QUOTE="Brooky03, post: 2170908"] 1. He has to at least be a threat inside the arc. Otherwise, teams will stick a guy in his face and just not let him shoot. A lot of the '3 and D' guys in the NBA are capable of more than just shooting 3's on the offensive end, which is why they can get 3's off. 2. How's he going to get the 'smaller' forwards in the post? He couldn't back down college guys consistently and the 'smaller' guys in the NBA would only be giving up a maximum of 2 inches to him. 3. If he has a defender on him who helps off, then this is probably the best blueprint for him to score. The problem is the NBA has no shortage of guys who can stand in the corner and wait for a pass. 4. C'mon [/QUOTE]