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NBA Draft Profile: Quincy Pondexter
- Updated: May 4, 2010
Quincy Pondexter
FORWARD
6-6, 215 lbs.
College: Washington
Class: Senior
Casey Holdahl/Oregon Live.com
STRENGTHS: Pondexter is a physical, solid rebounder with an excellent jump shot. He was a double-double machine at Washington and put the Huskies on his back at the end of the season, carrying them from the brink of the NIT to the Sweet 16.
WEAKNESSES: Pondexter is your classic tweener. He’s small for an NBA power forward, and may not be athletic enough to guard and get his own shot against 3’s in the league.
Player Stats courtesy of www.cbssports.com.
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