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2005 NBA DRAFT PROFILE: RYAN GOMES
by
Justin Voccola
justin_voccola@yahoo.com
NBA Draft
Profile:
Ryan Gomes 
College:
Providence
Class: Senior
Stats:
ESPN Statistics
Height: 6-7
Weight: 240 lbs.
Accolades: 2004
First-Team All-American
Scouting Report:
Great all-around game…
a scoring threat from anywhere on the court… very under-rated passer…
competes hard on the glass… floats around the perimeter too much… team’s
Big East record calls into question his leadership skills
Strengths: Versatility,
shooting, passing
Weaknesses: Leadership
Projected Draft Range:
Late 1st Round to Early 2nd Round
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articles on Ryan Gomes
Siegel's Take -
Top 30 Scouting Reports
“It’s hard to imagine how
Providence managed to lose so many games with Gomes scoring 20 points and
hauling down 8 rebounds on a consistent basis. After his workouts in
contemplation of last year’s draft, Gomes certainly decided to take his game
in a more expanded direction. He lost some weight, and looked better than
ever heading into the season, and improved his outside shot to prove to
scouts he could score in other ways than just showing off his touch down
low. After not hitting a single three in his first two seasons, Gomes had
developed his range to the point that he shot 38% from behind the arc. He’s
probably one of the most overlooked guys in the draft, and is sitting on the
1st Round fence. For my taste, I’d take Gomes over other college
players like Simien or Garcia. Gomes does not have the potential to ever be
a star in the NBA, but he could be a valuable asset for a team that needs
offensive help in the half-court.”
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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