Dime Magazine looks at the top shooters in the 2012 NBA Draft and Doron Lamb comes in at #3.
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3.[B]DORON LAMB[/B]
Sometimes lost in the flood of talent outpouring from Kentucky in this year’s draft is Doron Lamb. After two years for the defending national champions, he leaves with a career average of 13.1 points, aided by his 1.8 treys per game. His shooting percentages are what really stick out as he shot 49 percent from the field, an absurd 48 percent from behind the arc, and 81 percent from the free-throw line. Lamb’s role at the next level will be a strict floor spreader. His inability to see the floor along with his lack of size will restrict him from making a major impact. Nonetheless, expect to see Lamb get drafted sometime late in the first round.
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DraftExpress.com’s mock draft has Lamb as the #33 pick to the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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