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| All Tweets | DraftExpress: Another good session at the @adidasnations. Ryan Harrow really stood out amongst the college counselors w/his ball-handling & creativity.
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Kentucky, Freshman
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H: 5' 11"
W: 155 lbs
Bday: 04/22/1991
(21 Years Old)
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Current: PG
NBA: PG
Possible: PG
| Round: 1 Pick: 23 in 2013 Mock Draft
Rank 88 in NCAA Freshmen
RSCI: 26
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High School: George Walton Comprehensive H. S.
Hometown: Marietta, GA
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| Adidas Nations Tournament: High School Prospects
August 24, 2009
Harrow (#28 Scout, #24 Rivals, #48 ESPN) came into the Adidas Nations camp billed as one of the top point guards in the 2010 class, but he was not quite able to justify that with the way he played.
Harrow is a small and extremely skinny point guard with tremendous athleticism. He’s extremely quick and explosive, which at times works to his detriment. He appears to be more of a scorer than a distributor from what we could tell, looking for any opportunity possible to clear out his teammates and go one on one by himself. Harrow had major issues trying to organize his team in the half-court, pounding the ball incessantly and making some truly baffling plays. He tried to get flashy at all the wrong times, leaving a distinct impression that he was far more interested in making a big play than making the right one.
Offensively, Harrow can get to the rim very effectively thanks to his extremely quick first step, but he has problems finishing at the basket at times due to his lack of size and strength. He showed some ability to knock down floaters in the lane, but will need to continue to work on his mid-range game if he wants to be effective as a scorer at the college level. Harrow made the occasional spot-up 3-pointer, but looked very streaky all in all as a perimeter shooter, looking very limited in this regard at times. Defensively, Harrow has quick hands and can put solid pressure on the ball, but his size will always be a major concern.
Harrow is committed to N.C. State, and has a chance to develop into a solid ACC point guard if he learns how to slow down and rounds out his all-around game. Players with his quickness can be quite an asset in today’s basketball, he just needs to gain more experience and learn how to use his athleticism more effectively.
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