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Jonathan Givoni
Dylan Harper, a first-year student of Rutgers University, who is expected to be number 2, announced on Monday on ESPN’s NBA Today’s program for this year’s draft.
“I remember all the lessons of my life this season,” Harper told ESPN. “Sturns, straighters, good and bad. Staying at a level.
The third team of OL-Big Ten has been appointed for all new players after 19.4 points, 4.6 goals, 4.0 assists and 1.4 thefts this season.
Harper broke the record of the first goal for Rutgers and when the Big Ten’s fifth top scorer ended, he has shown his ability to perform at several high levels. He turned out to be 37 points from the start of the season and 37 points against Notre Dame and Alabama at the Las Vegas in November, but with an ankle injury and an influenza that led to a significant weight loss in January.
In 6 feet, 6 feet, Harper has a great size for a point, with a combination of shooting, passing innovation, completing the skills and registration ability that has drawn comparisons in the NBA circles for a young James Harden.
“I saw the NBA teams a player from all sides,” Harper said. “I can do whatever you need to win, whether it’s a goal, defend or make it easier. Anything coach needs me to do it.
Harper scored 50 3. Pointer in 29 games, an average of 5.8 attempts to throw away and 57% of his two-point efforts this season, despite having little help in a routine team that was not proud of his talents outside him. Rutgers finished 15-17 in the first round of the Big Tenda tournament after losing Overtime’s two goals to YSC, Harper 27 points, eight assists, eight penalties, two blocks and two thefts in college.
“The next few months, I’ll have to spend a lot of time in the gym, watch movies, give my body well, I’m preparing for the next level and I’ll be sure of everything.
The NBA Draft will be held on May 11-18 in Chicago, and the draft will be on June 25-26 in New York.
Jonathan Givni is a specialist and founder and partner who has Draftexpress.com, a special service for Skaut and analysis used by NBA, NCAA and international teams.