Thursday night, the NBA draft concluded with a slew of talented college players left out. This draft also marked the longest point in the history of the draft that it took for a senior to be drafted --23rd--by a large margin. It also marked the first time since 1976 that a AP first-team All-American went undrafted despite being eligible. I understand the significance behind this statistic, but how can anyone be more than mildly surprised that no team wanted to take Scottie Reynolds? Sure, Scottie was a fine college player who stunned the county when he took Nova to the Final Four as a junior, but college success doesn't measure anywhere near potential does at this point in the game. Reynolds lacks the necessary skills you need to be a solid point guard in the NBA and at 6'1" doesn't come close to the height you need to play shooting guard. And to tell you the truth, if we're going to talk about his college success, I find it odd that of all the articles I'...
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