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Greg Monroe: NBA Draft Profile

February 3rd, 2009
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Greg Monroe - Georgetown

Greg Monroe - Georgetown


Greg Monroe

 

College: Georgetown

Class: Freshman

Position: PF

Height: 6’11”

Weight: 250lbs

 

Accolades: McDonald’s All-American - high school (08), First Team Parade All-American - high school (08), Third Team All-USA - USA Today - high school (08), Third Team Parade All-American - high school (07), Louisiana Mr. Basketball - high school (07).

 

Scouting Report: The latest offering from Big Man U.

 

Strengths: Lefty. Extremely poised. Great passing big man. Great length. Very versatile. Highly skilled. Can knock down the face up J. Fantastic in the high post. Has some low post moves. Very smart player - good understanding of the game. Quick for a big man. Moves his feet well on defense. Good shot blocker and ball thief.

 

Weaknesses: Very young - takes big men longer to develop. Is still raw/inexperienced. Needs to add strength/muscle. Not an explosive leaper. More effective facing the hoop than with his back to the basket. Sometimes struggles to get good position down low. Has to become a better rebounder.

 

Projected 2009 Draft Range: Top five pick.

 

Consensus: Greg Monroe has shown his freshman season at Georgetown why he was once considered the top player in his class in high school. He definitely needs more experience and seasoning, but he eventually should be a terrific pro. 

 

Stats: Greg Monroe Stats

 

 

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CHN's Six-Star Ranking System w/ 2008 Equivalents


= Superstar/All-NBA Potential - Michael Beasley

= Potential NBA All-Star - Derrick Rose

= Consistent NBA Starter - Brook Lopez

= 6th Man/Fringe Starter - Russell Westbrook

= Career Reserve - Roy Hibbert

= Fringe NBA Player/12th Man - JR Giddens

0 stars = Life in the Minor Leagues - Drew Neitzel

 

Comments

chronwell's picture

Magic Monroe?

His passing ability and court awareness remind me of Magic Johnson but I agree with Jeff, he has had a hard time making himself a target for the ballin the paint. He doesnt fight hard enough for position and that limits scoring and rebounding oppurtunities.As a Hoya fan,I hope he stays a round at least 2 more years b/c right now IMO he's a 3-star guy like my man Big Roy!
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