https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=jSlEx-m6B6s http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/Jeremy-Lamb-6380/ Jeremy Lamb Class: Sophomore, Connecticut Age: 20 (05/30/1992) Position: SG Height: 6-foot-5 (1.95 m) Weight: 185 lbs (83.9 kg) Wingspan: 7-foot High School: Norcross Hometown: Norcross Drafted: Round 1, Pick 12 in 2012 by Rockets No step Vert: 31.5 Max Vert: 38.0 2011-2012 College Statistics PPG: 17.7 FG%: 47.8% RPG: 4.9 3P%: 33.6% STL: 1.2 FT%: 81.0% TOs: 2.0 MIN: 37.2 Awards & Honors ＊ Member of 2011 FIBA 19U USA Team ＊ 2011 FIBA 19U All-Tournament USA Team ＊ Second in Big East in Scoring NBA Comparison Best Case: Kevin Martin Worst Case: Rashad McCants Strengths ＊ Natural Scorer Scoring Instincts - Shot 60.1% from 2pt land last season, No. 1 among SGs in the DX 10-year database - Just a natural scorer with great offensive feel - Can score in a variety of ways - Very smooth with the ball in his hands - Great touch around the basket, uses a feathery floater that's very accurate Coming Off Screens - Last season 15.9% of his offense came off screens where he scored 1.11 PPP - Made a very impressive 51.9% of his jump shots inside of 17 feet - Drilled 44.4% of jump shots between 17 feet and the 3-point line - Does a great job reading the defense Pull Up Jumper - Very Smooth one-dribble pull up & jumper off of a lethal right to left crossover - Made an excellent 36-of-88 (41%) jumpers off of the dribble last season for 0.88 PPP - Not as good going to his right as he made only 2-of-9 (22%) pull up jumpers - Very good going left as he made 16-of-34 (47.1%) pull up jumpers The Floater - Has terrific command of a floater, keeps him from picking up offensive foul - Made 22-of-36 floaters (61%), which made up 9.5% of his total stop attempts - Shot the floater 22.7% of the time he drove left in ISOs (only 9.1% when going right) - Made 67% of shots around the basket Fillling the Lanes - Great in transition, which made up 16.6% of his offensive plays - Finished 57.1% of his transition attempts and scored 1.28 PPP on the break - Does a good job getting out on the break, length and athleticism allow him to finish - Good 3-point shooter in transition as well ＊ 3-point Stroke From the Parking Lot - Range that extends well beyond NBA three - 63.9% of his jump shots came from three - Struggled from three last season (33%) but shot 37% in his freshman season - Smooth and effortless stroke, is always on balance and has a quick release ＊ Defense Defensive Potential - Solid defender with room to improve isolation defense: 0.68 PPP against ISOs - 7-foot wingspan really bothers shooters, spot up shooters made only 30.9% of FGs - Does a good job playing the passing lanes - 70% of opponents' shots are jumpers - Opps make 29% of jumpers off the dribble ＊ Length & Athleticism - 7-foot wingspan - 6-foot-5 is a solid height for a NBA SG - Very good athlete with above average vertical - Could guard multiple positions due to length ＊ High Ceiling - Wasn't an ESPN 100 recruit out of high school - Didn't come on until well into his freshman year at UConn - Given his frame, skill set he has a ton of room to develop Weaknesses ＊ Lacking Strentgh - 185 lbs. is far too light for his frame - Gets picked off on screens because he's not strong enough to fight through - He's a solid rebounder but can get pushed around on the boards - Could guard SFs if he gets stronger ＊ Inconsistent - Jump shot and production lacked consistency all season - Scored 10 points or less in five games - Went 8-17 from three over a two game stretch than 2-14 for next three - Shot selection often led to inconsistency ＊ Plays for himself - Registered more than 5 assists in a game only once in 75 career games at UConn - Ranked 21st among 22 SGs in the DX Top 100 in assists per 40 with 1.8 - He was the top player on a UConn team that struggled and had below average chemistry - Quiet, not a ra-ra guy so will he have a positive influence on team chemistry? ＊ Relies on Jumper - 72.7% of his shots were jumpers last season - 63.9% of his jump shots were 3-pointers - Shot only 36.8% out of isolations - He lives on perimeter too much and can take some questionable shots - Doesn't like contact at the rim and shot the 4th-fewest FTs of any SG in the DX Top 100 -- "HARD WORK BEATS TALENT WHEN TALENT FAILS TO WORK HARD." --

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