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2010 NBA Draft Scouting Report: Darington Hobson
Position: Guard/Forward
Size: 6-7, 205
School: New Mexico, Junior
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Summary: I call him the “Evan Turner of the West.” Hobson and Turner are the only two players in the country to average at least 15 points, eight rebounds and four assists a game, which says something about their versatility. Despite this being Hobson’s first year of Division I college basketball, he chose to turn pro. He could sneak into the late first round but more than likely will be taken in the second.
Player Comparison: A Shaun Livingston/Matt Barnes mix. Livingston is a 6-7 point guard who was known for his playmaking ability heading into the NBA which is similar to Hobson who played a point forward role for Lobos. Hobson also has some Matt Barnes in his game due to his rebounding ability and versatility, and will probably play some two and three at the next level as well.
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2010 NBA Mock Draft
2011 NBA Mock Draft
2010 NBA Draft Prospect Rankings
2010 NBA Draft Scouting Reports
Written by Paul Banks of NBC Chicago and the Washington Times, and David Kay of the The Sports Bank.
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