2014 NBA Draft Scouting Report: Noah Vonleh

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2014 NBA Draft Scouting Report: Noah Vonleh


Position: Power Forward

Size: 6-10, 240

School: Indiana, Freshman


Strengths:

Terrific rebounder

Athleticism

Inside/outside ability

Developing low post game

Good touch around the basket

Footwork on the block

Mid-range jumper

Three-point range

Effective in pick-and-pop situations

Quickness to drive past bigger defenders

Handles the ball well for his size

Length helps him defensively and on the glass

Wide frame that should continue to fill out

Weaknesses:

Too passive at times

Needs to be more assertive establishing position on the block

Defensive intensity

Summary: Vonleh is in the second tier of freshmen behind guys like Andrew Wiggins, Joel Embiid, Jabari Parker, and Julius Randle. The Hoosier has the ideal frame and inside/outside ability to be a very good NBA power forward. While Vonleh may not be an immediate contributor at the next level, he should be a top-10 lock.

Player Comparison: Chris Bosh. Vonleh’s ability to stretch defenses with his outside shooting has a very Bosh-like similarity to it. With some time in the weight room, Vonleh should fill out and be more physical down low than Bosh. Vonleh can also handle the ball well for his position and make things happen down low to his quickness and touch around the rim like Bosh does.

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