Bruiser that knows how to operate and can stretch the floor a bit. Extremely polished, not overly athletic and can play the 4 or 5. Markief Morris. More of an old school guy.
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HT/WT/WS | 6' 10", 240lbs |
Age | 22 |
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Bruiser that knows how to operate and can stretch the floor a bit. Extremely polished, not overly athletic and can play the 4 or 5. Markief Morris. More of an old school guy.
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High End: Nets Blake Griffin Low End: Kris Humphries/Drew Gooden Median outcome: Daniel Theis/Jaylin Williams Pros: Touch/feel, defense, motor, shooting Cons: Size, athleticism Verdict: Broome is an incredible college player, but his tweener size leaves more to be desired out of someone who will play the 5 in the NBA. His just-okay athleticism also stops him from being a viable 4-man player, but there is a path to success if his shooting translates into the league. Currently, the shot is a bit funky, but with a decent volume of long 2 makes it is likely that he projects to be a passable shooter in the league. Other weapons like his passing and rim scoring should also help him on the offensive end as a possible short roll passer. The defense is real and his shot blocking is especially indicative of that with productive performances despite the athletic concerns.
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Big and strong. Plays physical. Rebounds well. Has surprising quickness for a guy his size. Not a great shooter.
NBA Comp: Damontas Sabonis
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Most bruising interior player in the draft
Can stretch the floor
Not the most athletic
Good athleticism, surprisingly quick
High motor
Character issues
High playmaking potential
Comp: Al Horford / Domantas Sabonis / Boris Diaw
Ceiling: ALL-STAR
Floor: Bench
Expectation: Starter
What to Expect: Could fill an Al Horford / Boris Diaw type roll on a contending team
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Predicted draft range:25-55 Position in the NBA: PF Comparison: Good Markieff Morris Floor: Bad Markieff Morris
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(2/3) TBC
Johni Broome is a 6'10-ish PF/C who has a real chance of taking home NCAA Player of the Year honours.
He is the leading scorer, rebounder, assist-er, and shot-blocker of the best team in college basketball right now.
Broome is a senior, who turns 23 in July. Last year, he also led Auburn in PPG, RPG, and BPG, while being third in assists.
Johni Broome is an absolute bruiser, which I see as him fully understanding his advantages and using them to the highest extent. Not many in the NCAA can stand a chance against his punishing, polished style.
The age is undeniable though, and his playstyle probably won't directly translate with the bigger, stronger opponents of the NBA. I'm not writing him off though, since he has shown adaptation and improvement over his long stint in college.
Even with his shorter stature, Broome is a great shot blocker. He can also rebound over bigger guys, or out-muscle them. His offensive rebounding is a key skill to his powerful presence down low.
I don't think I believe in the three point shot right now, it's inconsistent, but also his shot selection when shooting them is sometimes confusing.
At worst, he'll probably be a G-League crusher.
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Broome egy nagyon jó lepattanózó, és uralja a paintet a pálya mindkét végén. Fejlődésben lévő dobása van, viszont szépen dob középtávról. Nem a legnagyobb vagy a leggyorsabb játékos a pályán, de nagyon hatékony, és elvégzi a dolgát. Nem játszik gyakran a hármasvonalnál, de tudja, hogyan kell pontokat szerezni a paintben.
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Pros:
Great strength for size
Elite offensive boarding
solid shot selection.
Cons:
Recently developed 3 ball but is not consistent
character issues
playmaking high ceiling/lower floor
Notes: A little bias against this guy but seems to be pretty dominate but may struggle in transition.