Wednesday night edition of the Dunktown basketball podcast. We have no games today.

So we're going to have to talk about the draft and the off season. Getting to one that I really

have been looking forward to Dennis Smith Jr. out at North Carolina. And then we've got to talk

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with Dennis Smith here. I'll start off with this. I like him way better than any of these wing

prospects that we've looked at so far that are projected to be ahead of him in the draft.

I wouldn't say that I like him way better, but I do have him above them too. And a lot of that

for me is based on ceiling because what Dennis Smith is. I have a little bit of queesiness about,

but what he could be is absolutely incredible. Well, this is where it starts for me with him.

I think as far as off stop my head, you can feel free to argue with me on this, but I think he's

probably the most athletic point guard prospect that we've seen since John Wall. And I think that he

would be just his rookie year. I have better physical tools at point guard, at least on offense,

than all all NBA point guards, but John Wall may be Damien Lillard, though he's got a little size

on Lillard. Lillard is pretty explosive, though I think that's an underrated part of his game.

Russell Westbrook of course. And that's it. I can't think of anyone else who has better physical

tools at the point guard position in terms of his athleticism and explosiveness. And you know,

still decent size at six two, although a slightly smaller than you would hope Wingspan at six three,

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