where does Rashad Anderson fall in terms of playing on the next level?

He's a one dimensional player (very good shooter) but its a great dimension to have. He has the strenght to take it to the basket, but he rarely does. He doesn't have the ballhandling skills to create his own shot, unless its a straight line to the basket.

I agree with you guys, but did you guys see that move against Indiana where he was on the far elbow, right side, and he took a few dribbles toward the rim then stopped on a dime for the jumper. All net. The guys doing the game were even going gaga over what a tough move it was. That showed me something.


[Edited by - finestrg on 02-06-2006 7:15 PM]