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NBA Draft Profile: Paul George
- Updated: May 5, 2010
Paul George
GUARD
6-8, 210 lbs.
College: Fresno State
Class: Sophomore
SELECTED #10 overall by Indiana
Photo courtesy: AP
STRENGTHS: George has great size (6-8) for an NBA guard. He is a freak athlete, has a good shooting touch, and is an excellent defender and rebounder.
WEAKNESSES: George is not a great ballhandler, and may be too slight to play the 3 in the pros. Like many prospects, he will need to bulk up to be effective in the NBA.
PICK GRADE: C+. The Pacers like George’s potential, but he probably won’t help Indiana right away.
Player Stats courtesy of www.cbssports.com.
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NBA Draft Profile: DeMarcus Cousins
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