defensive approach and heightened basketball IQ, Martin could build a long NBA career as a fringe starter. Strengths: When watching Martin, it’s obvious he possess exceptional athleticism and quickness for a player his size. His leaping ability (34.5" max vertical at the NBA draft combine) allowed him to get up and finish with the best in college basketball last season
Also makes him a force on the
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Weaknesses: Martin regressed shooting-wise from the
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positioning, which impacts defensive rebounding. For a player who attacks the offensive glass in his own right, Martin loses far too many offensive rebounds to his opponents. His average length and wingspan might turn a few teams off as well. NBA comparison: Brandon Bass 31. Jordan Mickey— 6'8" 238 pounds Forward | Sophomore | LSU Bio: Mickey has drawn the attention of scouts with his next-level shot
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