Pacers Digest

The overriding theme to this year’s draft class is that it is loaded with frontline players. When players like Patterson, Sanders and Monroe agreed to return for another year they filled out an already promising class of one and done freshman (Cousins, Favors, Whiteside, Orton) and developing older players that might otherwise find themselves in . . . → Read More: Bargain Bigs

Above all else basketball is about three things: running, jumping and shooting. The ultra quick, the dead eye shooters and the high flyers thrill the crowd and pack the highlight reels. Of all the players outside of John Wall that can potentially fill up Sportscenter, Stanley Robinson leads the way. Go to the . . . → Read More: Crazy Hops

Currently the consensus on Oklahoma State’s James Anderson is that he’s a decent scoring prospect worth about a 20th pick. But having reviewed his late season game versus Kansas I have to say that my opinion of him is much greater than that. He’s not the BPA at #1, but at the 10th pick…well . . . → Read More: Best Player Available?

In recent years there has been a trend toward power forwards who want to be guards; going off the dribble, shooting long jumpers, and shying away from applying their height and strength to inside intimidation. In this year’s draft there is perhaps no player that exemplifies that trend more than Craig Brackins (well, outside of . . . → Read More: Brackins: The next JO?