DraftExpress: Game starting to get away from the East. Down 73-52 now. Kris Dunn making all kinds of bad decisions. East not really competing very hard. 2012-03-28 10:44:19
DraftExpress: One of the biggest adjustments Kris Dunn will have to make in college is learning to value the ball. Way too turnover prone all week here. 2012-03-28 09:49:57
DraftExpress: DX 2012 HS scouting reports: Kris Dunn, Cameron Ridley, Gabe York, Shaq Goodwin, Sam Dekker, Amile Jefferson and more: http://t.co/UrRrUxx 2011-09-08 10:11:00
USA Basketball U19 World Championship Training Camp Report June 17, 2013 The former McDonald's All-American had a difficult time demonstrating his considerable talent-level consistently here in Colorado Springs, never really getting into a rhythm seemingly and eventually being released from the roster after the first round of cuts. He was very turnover prone throughout the week and struggled from the perimeter due to his very shaky outside stroke. While he has excellent size, solid ball-handling ability and the athleticism needed to get to the rim at will, he had a difficult time finishing plays around the rim as his frame is still underdeveloped and he doesn't deal well with contact. Despite his unimpressive showing, Dunn is a player NBA scouts will continue to follow as he shows terrific physical attributes and solid playmaking instincts getting teammates involved. He doesn't have the experience or skill-level needed to consistently take advantage of his considerable talent, but he has plenty of time to continue to improve. [Read Full Article] McDonald's All-American Video Profile: Kris Dunn April 6, 2012
adidas Nations: Top 2012 High School Prospects September 7, 2011
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One of the more physically gifted players in the 2012 class, Kris Dunn (#26 Scout, #10 Rivals, #29 ESPN) is a long and extremely athletic point guard with a good frame and great size for his position.
He excels in transition and beating opponents off the dribble at this level, showing a quick first step and nice ball-handling skills, and looking fairly unselfish finding the open man in drive and dish situations. Dunn's perimeter shooting skills and decision making ability are still catching up with his physical tools, as he can be a bit wild or turnover prone at times and doesn't have very much range on his jumper at the moment. Defensively, he has terrific upside with his size, length and quickness, something that will surely be harnessed by the coaching staff at Providence once he arrives on campus.
Players in Dunn's mold—think Iman Shumpert—are highly coveted by NBA teams, and he'll likely be tracked closely by scouts early in his college career. [Read Full Article]
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