Harrison Barnes Reminds Scout Of Glen Rice
Harrison Barnes struggled with poor shot selection during his two seasons at North Carolina.
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7 days ago
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7 days ago
NBA Draft: Scouts don't doubt polished Barnes
Editors note: This is the sixth in a series examining top prospects in the NBA Draft. Profiles are based on conversations with NBA general managers and scouts.
Lets start with the good stuff:
Harrison Barnes is already built like an NBA small forward, owns the smarts and maturity of someone who is ideal for the pros, and is just plain smooth. He possesses great form on his jumper...
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10 days ago
Profiling the NBA Draft: Harrison Barnes
In anticipation of the NBA Draft Lottery on May 30th, we will be profiling each of the top-10 players available in the NBA Draft from 10 to 1, discussing their strengths, weakness, and how each player could theoretically fit or not fit with the Cavaliers. For Tyler Zeller click here, Perry Jones III click here, and John Henson click here. Below is our profile on North Carolina...
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14 days ago
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14 days ago
Scouting Report - Harrison Barnes
Today, the NBA Draft Blog Scouting Report looks at one of the most-hyped high school players in recent memory, who also enjoyed 2 solid years at North Carolina – sophomore forward Harrison Barnes. Barnes put up good numbers, but that didn’t stop people who expected much more based on the recruiting experts. He has a NBA level offensive game, but is the complete package worth...
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April 25, 2012
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April 25, 2012
2012 NBA Draft Profile: Harrison Barnes
Harrison BarnesNorth Carolina - Sophomore (Born 1992)Small Forward6'9" 223lbsThe Good:- great size, length for NBA small forward- 6'11" wingspan- big time scorer- smart, mature player- solid defender- big game/big college program experience
The Bad:- struggles to create offense on his own- very inconsistent- considered to be an underachiever during his collegiate...
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April 21, 2012
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April 21, 2012
North Carolina Basketball: Henson, Barnes and Marshall leaving for the NBA
Yesterday, after thinking about it a couple of days, probably talking to both their parents and head coach Roy Williams, junior John Henson, winner of the ACC Defensive POY for two years in a row, sophomore Harrison Barnes, who came in third in scoring in the conference, and sophomore point guard, winner of the Bob Cousy Award for the best PG in the nation, all decided to forego...
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March 30, 2012
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March 30, 2012
Time for UNC's Barnes to show what he can do
Somewhere, there's a quiet assassin, buried underneath all those layers of polish and nice. Vance Downs saw it several times when Harrison Barnes played for him at Ames High School, where they didn't lose a game for two seasons, where he was Chuck Norris in high-tops.
In fact, Downs saw it so often, it was hard to come up with a favorite; Barnes could turn it on with the...
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March 21, 2012
Barnes, Scott must do better to win ACC MVP
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA --- With plenty of NBA scouts watching and many more ACC voters present, North Carolina's Harrison Barnes and Virginia's Mike Scott wobbled their way to performances Saturday that had both contingents scratching their heads and unimpressed.
With just one week left in the regular season, and to make a final impression on those that will decide who wins...
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February 26, 2012
Harrison Barnes' growth shows off the court
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. --- While the college basketball world has analyzed every shot, dunk, pass, foul and turnover associated with Harrison Barnes over the last two seasons, the North Carolina sophomore has worked through a more personal side of life away from home.
Unbeknownst to most onlookers, Barnes didnt arrive at UNC with all guns a blazing like many top-flight basketball prospects...
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February 21, 2012
UNC's Barnes: I Just Love Playing Clemson
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. --- Harrison Barnes must really like the color orange.
The North Carolina sophomore small forward brings out his best whenever the Tar Heels take on Clemson. And in the fourth installment of Barnes versus the Tigers on Saturday afternoon at the Smith Center, the "Black Falcon" soared, like he did in the first three meetings.
Barnes put on an impressive...
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February 18, 2012
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