Talking to Kyle Boone of CBS Sports, he had this to say about each UVA players’ draft status:
Jerome: “15-30 range. Jerome’s one of the best spot-up shooters in this draft. For teams looking for an immediate boost in that department, he’ll be enticing. I suspect he goes mid-to-late twenties. A team like OKC that needs to add a trusty shooter would find it hard to pass on him.”
Guy: "40-undrafted. Guy did well for his stock this week at the combine by doing what he does best: competing his booty off and shooting it well. As expected, he fared well in shooting drills, played hard in scrimmages and generally improved his overall standing. His athleticism is still a question, but if he can peel off screens and knock down shots at an efficient clip in the NBA some team may decide he’s worth a second-round shot. He’s helped by the fact that he’s a reliable ball-handler, so his upshot as a second-unit point guard gives him some added value.”
Hunter: “4-10. I think Hunter goes fourth to the Lakers. But LA could throw a wrench in this draft by packaging this pick in an Anthony Davis trade, or crazier, by drafting a guard like Darius Garland(which would likely signal Lonzo Ballbeing shipped out). If it’s LA, then *chefs kiss* love it. He’s a great 3-point shooter and versatile defender — exactly what the Lakers could use. If he doesn’t go at 4, 8 to the Hawks would be great, too. Scouts have raved about his potential to impact the game immediately, so wherever he goes, the consensus in Chicago is that he’ll be great.”
Jerome: “15-30 range. Jerome’s one of the best spot-up shooters in this draft. For teams looking for an immediate boost in that department, he’ll be enticing. I suspect he goes mid-to-late twenties. A team like OKC that needs to add a trusty shooter would find it hard to pass on him.”
Guy: "40-undrafted. Guy did well for his stock this week at the combine by doing what he does best: competing his booty off and shooting it well. As expected, he fared well in shooting drills, played hard in scrimmages and generally improved his overall standing. His athleticism is still a question, but if he can peel off screens and knock down shots at an efficient clip in the NBA some team may decide he’s worth a second-round shot. He’s helped by the fact that he’s a reliable ball-handler, so his upshot as a second-unit point guard gives him some added value.”
Hunter: “4-10. I think Hunter goes fourth to the Lakers. But LA could throw a wrench in this draft by packaging this pick in an Anthony Davis trade, or crazier, by drafting a guard like Darius Garland(which would likely signal Lonzo Ballbeing shipped out). If it’s LA, then *chefs kiss* love it. He’s a great 3-point shooter and versatile defender — exactly what the Lakers could use. If he doesn’t go at 4, 8 to the Hawks would be great, too. Scouts have raved about his potential to impact the game immediately, so wherever he goes, the consensus in Chicago is that he’ll be great.”
