NBA Draft Prospects
2015 NBA Draft: R.J. Hunter
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All posts by Alan DraperUpdated1 hour ago on April 19, 2024
R.J. Hunter – 6’5, 180 lbs. Shooting Guard (Georgia State, Jr.)
Strengths: A coaches’ son who knows how to play the game at a high level. A lights out shooter who should really benefit from being surrounded by NBA talent, a luxury he didn’t have in college. Underrated playmaker. Good defensive instincts and potential.
Weaknesses: Limited action against elite competition. Not an elite athlete. Inefficient as a junior, showcasing the willingness to settle for tough shots. Needs to get stronger.
Yannis’ NBA Comparison: Nik Stauskas
Anonymous Coach’s NBA Comparison: Danny Green (best case), Martell Webster (worst case)
Draft range projection: Late first round
