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2005 NBA DRAFT PROFILE: HAKIM WARRICK
by
Justin Voccola
justin_voccola@yahoo.com
NBA Draft
Profile:
Hakim Warrick 
College: Syracuse
Class: Senior
Stats:
ESPN
Statistics
Height: 6-8
Weight: 219 lbs.
Accolades: 2003-2004: First
Team All Big-East
Scouting Report:
Tremendous length enables
him to finish from anywhere in the lane with spectacular fashion…
fundamentally sound shooter… long arms make it difficult to block his shot
with back to the basket… could use more muscle… will he able to defends at
next level after playing a 2-3 zone throughout his college career
Strengths: Length,
Athleticism, Touch, Rebounding, Post moves
Weaknesses: Thin, defense
Projected
Draft Range:
Mid-to-Late First Round
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Hakim Warrick
Siegel's Take -
Top 30 Scouting Reports
“Everyone knows
Warrick can finish as well as anyone out there, but NBA teams will need more
from him to warrant being a top 15 pick. Most likely, he will fall to the
20-25 range, because of questions teams have about his strength, overall
offensive game, and who he’ll be able to guard in the NBA. For as high as
Warrick jumps, and has long as he is, it’s amazing he didn’t even average a
block per game this past season. Everybody remembers the big play he made in
the Championship game, but Warrick has never been able to block many shots.
He doesn’t have the strength to guard power forwards down low, so he’ll be
asked to guard guys on the perimeter which he’s not used to doing. Of
course, the zone will help him out in that respect. Warrick seems best
suited to be a role player in the NBA.”
CHN's Six-Star
Ranking System
= Superstar/All-NBA Potential
= Potential NBA All-Star
= Consistent NBA Starter
= 6th Man/Fringe Starter
=
Career Reserve
= Fringe NBA Player/12th Man
0 stars = Life in the Minor
Leagues
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