http://www.cbssports.com/nba/draft/players/1780163/brandon-knight Brandon Knight Height / Weight:6-4 / 185 Hometown:Coral Springs, FL College Experience:1 Scouting Report Positives: Coaches have said he is a sponge when it comes to quickly absorbing information Blessed with fluid body control and a quick initial step, Knight is equally proficient as a scorer or passer Has a polished scorer's mentality, making him a better fit as a combo guard Streaky scorer, but when he gets into a rhythm, he can connect from anywhere on the court Heavily right-hand dependent, but has the explosive first step and good lateral agility to finish around the basket Stamina and top speed to consistently run the court Strong for a player his size and capable of boxing out bigger opponents Has the size and natural length to disrupt the passing lane Uses his explosiveness to get by his man off the dribble Shows much better touch with his right hand than with his left, evident by his ease of movement executing floaters in the lane Moves up and down the court with good quickness and can simply glide through the air and draw fouls when going to the basket Has a nice hesitation move to take his man off balance and shows good adjustment skills on crossover action Needs to improve his leaping ability, but has a high, quick release from the perimeter Has the reach and wing span to get his shot up and over a leaping defender in tight spaces Shows the length and foot speed to stay in front of shooters and chase around screens Comfortable in catch-and-shoot situations but isn't used to playing without the ball Smooth coming off baseline screens with good elevation and body control, a consistently quick release and body control and balance to score despite contact. 小結：體能條件很好，吸收能力佳，具有傳球能力和得分能力。 John Calipari 調教的 PG 有 D-Rose -> John Wall -> Brandon Knight？ Negatives: The youngest player in the draft (18 years old), Knight is still a work in progress as a point guard He appears much more comfortable at the two-guard spot but his size and minimal bulk would limit his ability to challenge shooting guards and small forwards defensively at the next level Very coachable, but perhaps due to his youth and overall shyness, he has yet to embrace the leadership role attached to being a point guard A consistent scorer, but also a very predictable one right-hand dominant and likes to work left to right when breaking down a defense, the type of minutiae NBA coaches will exploit as a weakness More of a rhythm shooter, but has long stretches where he can't hit the side of a barn and doesn't show the awareness to work toward the basket or get others involved even during these cold streaks Might be a better fit as a combo guard as a rookie Has an inconsistent outside jumpshot and is not a great leaper, needing to set his feet better before elevating Needs to become much more aggressive taking his shot, as he is a decent passer, but you would like to see him take more opportunities going to the rim Unfairly compared to Derrick Rose (simply lacks Rose's athleticism and skill level) Needs to run the floor with a tighter handle, as he is very turnover prone (120 in 38 games) and despite very good academic skills, he struggles making quick decisions, especially when in tight areas, resulting in a very poor assist/turnover ratio (one of the worst in the NCAA last year), as he is prone to lose his dribble working in a crowd An NBA team has to look at his birth certificate and be patient with this youngster, as he does not yet have the tough skin to excel in an NBA environment Has marginal court vision and is too willing to bounce away from contact ; might become a liability in the paint. 小結：很菜的左手殘 SG 骨 PG 身 (往壞處想以後會比較欣慰) Compares To: JASON TERRY, Dallas Mavericks Knight isn't an NBA-ready court general because he lacks natural leadership ability. He has good ball-handling skills and can score but is more of a shooting guard trapped at the point guard position like Sam Cassell and Allen Iverson and much like Terry. He plays the game with intelligence, but is a rhythm shooter who tries to shoot himself out of slumps more often than an NBA coach will care to see. He is still a bit shy to take control of the tempo of the game and unlike in high school, he did not appear too comfortable with the idea of coming up with the clutch baskets in pressure situations. His athleticism and scoring potential will make him one of the first guards taken in the draft, but teams shouldn't expect him to instantly be the classic lead guard type. workout https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0k3Ot55ezt0&feature=related highlight https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ascP_dwQsIg&feature=related https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aR9x8alen3I&feature=related --

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