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  Roger_Dorn said April 03, 2007

  I think he's a potential great third piece, not a second guy. We'll see.

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  gaucho said April 04, 2007

  How do the other Florida players translate to the NBA game? Will Brewer and Horford go high?

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  Royalbrougham said April 04, 2007

  Al Horford is an interesting case. He doesn't possess the passing or the tools of Noah, but his low-post game make him a potential go to scorer on an NBA team. Noah distributes the ball in a way that makes you think that he might be best suited for the college game. Al is an NBA body, big buy, can stay down low and take punishment. Reminds me of Nick Collison from Kansas, now on the Sonics. It's going to be a choice between him and Roy Hibbert of Georgetown for the 3rd low-post guy after Oden and Durant. If the Bucks, 76ers, or Kings get a high pick he could go early, like 4th overall. He will go no lower than 7th behind Oden, Durant, Brandan Wright, Acie Law, Spencer Hawes, and Roy Hibbert - in that order.
  
  Brewer I don't see as a lottery pick. He is a tweener at 6'8 and not particularly huge. The Pistons, who have the Magic's first round pick, who could develop him as he is not nearly as polished as Horford. He plays shutdown D, which the Pistons like. Could be a good 6th man with his position flexibility. Detroit is in line to get the 15th pick according to the games played.
  
  

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    gaucho replied April 05, 2007

    Impressed by your knowledge
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      Royalbrougham replied April 05, 2007

      Thanks, please comment on my site, royalbroughamway.com. We really struggle for questions and comments there.
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  TheTruth said April 06, 2007

  Don't think he'll be a great pro, probably just a good guy off of the bench

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