I had him the past week on my fantasy team. I gambled on picking him up for an injured Brandon Roy and wow he put up ASTOUNDING stats for a player that came out of nowhere. Ramon Sessions was originally drafted by Miami last year and Bucks gave him a chance due to injuries to Mo and Bell. I don't think this guy is a Mardy Collins, he looks like the real thing. You don't put up 10 plus much less 20 assists a game like it was nothing. He might be a special player if given the chance. Fred Jones is gone, hello Ramon Sessions? I would take a chance on him.

He can play- I liked him a lot around draft time. I thought he was a pure point, but a bit limited offensively and would end up making a solid backup point. He's having one of those crazy stretches, but I think he's got a good chance at ending up in that niche I described for him.

He played good defense against us if we remember late in the season. He didnt particulary have good numbers but was more effective than Mo Williams. Late season numbers are skewed but still the numbers he put up are all star level like. He is much more quicker and athletic than Mardy with better ballhandling skills and at 6-3 that still is a tall PG. I would say that he needs to show much much more and when it counts but as far as I can see he would have to go into the starting position projection and if they cant move Mo Williams--move him back to 6th man.

Sessions came from the same school as Mcgee--like I said on another forum when someone was saying Mcgee played against inferior competiton in the WAC--the answer is if you can play you can play and these small conferences are much much better than even 5 years ago. These small [and the wac is not that small--look at what they have done in major college football] leagues should get just do--they compete tough against anyone.