Found January 17, 2013 on NBA Draft Blog: Yardbarker Blogger Network
  Time to kick off the full scouting reports for the 2013 NBA Draft, starting with the seniors first.  Leading off is a National Player of the Year candidate, a former National Champion, and one of the best big men in the country - Duke's Mason Plumlee.     Name:       Mason Plumlee     Age:   22     School: Duke Height: 6’10   Weight: 235   Projected Position:         PF/C      2012-13 Stats (As of  1/18/13): 17.5 ppg, 11.4 rpg, 1.9 apg, 1.6 bpg, 2.8 tpg (33.6 minutes per game) 62.1 FG%, 65.0 FT%, 63.8 TS%, 10.6 OREB%, 26.1 DREB%, 18.9 TREB%   SKILLS & ATHLETIC BREAKDOWN   Offense Post Play One of Plumlee’s biggest areas of improvement since last season, Plumlee has turned himself into a legitimate low-post scoring threat.  Plumlee has done a solid job looking to establish position on the blocks, and is capable of going over either shoulder to make his move to the basket, though he is much stronger
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