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• truthaboutit said April 19, 2008

  I think he'll be a decent pro.
  
  But the lesson will come fast, he won't be able to body cats in the NBA like he did to fools in college.

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• theoneandonly said April 19, 2008

  Wont be a threat... Second half of the season will destroy him... He is not in shape, waddles down the floor, has good post moves against 6'7-6'8 guys but wont against 6'10-7'0, defense isnt to great. Will be a lottery pick bust.

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  • kgoon1590 replied April 20, 2008

    But will he learn to do any of those things in college? I don't think so.
    • theoneandonly replied April 21, 2008

      Yes he could get in better shape while he tones up his game even more...
  • Lakerhater replied April 20, 2008

    You will see Love dominate in the NBA! He has the best outlet passes since Bill Walton.
    
• rayj0101 said April 20, 2008

  Just hope he is not another good white boy college player that gets dominated in the Associaiton.

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  • jason2 replied April 21, 2008

    I think he's going to be another white boy who dominates the association.
  • jason2 replied April 21, 2008

    If white people didn't play hockey, baseball, football, lacrosse tennis and several other sports you may see more of them playing basketball. The game just doesn't interest whites like it does blacks.
• MikeSB said April 20, 2008

  He doesn't look like an NBA player. He better hire someone to get him into some sort of shape or he's toast.

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• theoneandonly said April 21, 2008

  Agree with MikeSB... Jason I am white and know a lot of people who love basketball... I dont think that is a good assessment.
  
  BUT... Since his outlet pass is amazing he is going to be a great pro...NOT...

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• jason2 said April 21, 2008

  There's know way you can tell me that inner city black youth don't have a better chance of playing professional basketball than whites. If you go into any predominantly black neighborhood in the United States you will see black kids playing basketball and not several other sports. If you go into any predominantly white neighborhood you will see several sports being played. The same exists in Canada with hockey and my wife's home country of the Dominican Republic with baseball.I know plenty of whites and blacks that play baseball but they don't play it religiously like the Dominican Republic throughout every area of the country. Should we say the same the next time a black hockey player comes up at the draft that we hope he isn't another black player that's going to be dominated by the association.

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