Aaron Gordon was guarding Kyle when I was paying attention.

He's basically a taller Andre Miller. Miller had a very long and productive NBA career, no reason Anderson can't have similar success. He just needs to find the right team (Pacers, Bulls, Memphis come to mind).

he makes his teammates better and he is 6'9" ...he's NBA material

bearister;842293414 said:

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I completely blew it with Kevin Love . I never saw his NBA success coming . It blind sided me.

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It was the system at UCLA that Westbrook, Love, Jrue Holiday bought into which didn't allow them to showcase their individual talent but di lead to threetrigh final four's for UCLA under Ben Howland.

bigcocoon007;842293662 said:

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It was the system at UCLA that Westbrook, Love, Jrue Holiday bought into which didn't allow them to showcase their individual talent but di lead to threetrigh final four's for UCLA under Ben Howland.

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It could also be argued that the 2008 UCLA team failed because they should have won a national championship considering they had Westbook, Collison, Moute and Love. Westbook and Love are arguably 2 of the top 15 basketball players in the world right now. That's a ridiculous amount of talent that Howland was unable to win with.

although in their defense, they lost to memphis and derrick rose who isn't so bad himself.

I think people don't understand what I'm trying to say. Of course he's NBA material. Nobody denies that. I just don't think that he's a lottery pick.

emanbears24;842293713 said:

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I think people don't understand what I'm trying to say. Of course he's NBA material. Nobody denies that. I just don't think that he's a lottery pick.

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He's probably not lottery; he's very hard to project, doesn't have a true position, and he needs to be in the "right" situation. That said, if he does a Danny Manning and leads UCLA to a deep tourney run, that could gain him some fans among the talent evaluators.

tsubamoto2001;842293816 said:

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He's probably not lottery; he's very hard to project, doesn't have a true position, and he needs to be in the "right" situation. That said, if he does a Danny Manning and leads UCLA to a deep tourney run, that could gain him some fans among the talent evaluators.

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If he takes ucla to the elite 8, he's in the draft top 8. Have a feeling a lot of these national analysts have never seen him play and he might blow up this tourney.

National analysts have little sway with the nba draft. I'm pretty sure scouts have been monitoring since well before his MCD AA status