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Kemba available at #9?


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I highly doubt both Leonard and Walker fall. I think Sacramento still takes Kemba at 7 if he's there even though they have really started liking Jimmer lately. I think there is a better chance Leonard falls, but if one of the two are there we definitely take him. I would actually rather have Kemba fall though, outstanding leader and is very clutch.

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Undersized 2 guard that is going to be forced to play the point in the NBA, is a streaky shooter and not really an great distributor of the basketball. Sound like anyone we know?

Its easy to score points in college, especially if you shoot a ton of shots a game(43% from the field last year, 23 PPG). At the 2 he would get dominated by larger defenders. The Very Best case scenario is that Kemba is Ben Gordon 2.0(Even though I think Ben Gordon was a little more athletic than Kemba is coming out of college).

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Would be hard to pass him up, but like what was said above, he's Ben Gordon 2.0.

If he is anything close to a young Ben Gordon, you take him at 9, no doubt.

Gordon was a stud before he left Chicago back in the mid 2000s. He averaged in the low 20s and high teens ppg each year for the Bulls.

Do you honestly think this Bobcats team, which is pretty much the worst offensive team in the NBA, doesnt need someone who can score points????

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