Two Major Mock Drafts Have Q-Pon In First Round

bowenJust checked out NBADraft.net and DraftExpress for the first time in a while to see where Quincy was sitting in their mock drafts, and he’s taken quite an uptick since the last time I checked.

If memory serves, earlier in the season, Quincy was listed as a late second rounder at NBADraft.net, and unlisted at DraftExpress. Now?

Quincy’s projected at NBADraft.net as the 30th pick, going to Cleveland with the last pick in the first round. And, DraftExpress has him even higher, going with the 19th pick to the Memphis Grizzlies.

I’m thrilled to see this, and love Gant’s Moustache’s take on Quincy’s pro outlook. Gant projects Pondexter as a guy who could develop into a Bruce Bowen type, but with a better jumpshot and all-around offensive game.

In case you were wondering, the other Huskies listed on the sites’ mock drafts are Abdul Gaddy (projected as the 11th pick in the 2011 Draft by DraftExpress), and verbal commit Enes Kanter, who is projected as the 25th pick in 2011 by NBADraft.net, but may never attend UW in the first place.

Thanks for coming!

  1. howitzer’s avatar

    Gaddy as the 11th pick in the 2011 Draft by DraftExpress?

    Is that a fantasy Microbrew league?

  2. Elliot Fein’s avatar

    To secure an al large bid, they will have to win all five remaining games then do some damage in the league tournament (i.e. get to the championship game or at least the 2nd round). I would hate to see this team forced with the pressure of having to win the tournament to get the bid. Wwinning the remaining five seems more do able than the league tournament.

  3. Josh’s avatar

    ya Gaddy is really weak and inconsistent needs to get stronger and more confident
    which could take a while

    sportsfordays.com

  4. GantsMoustache’s avatar

    The other guy I compare Quincy to is Trevor Ariza.

  5. dawgiedaddy’s avatar

    I don’t think the Dawgs’ road to an at-large bid is THAT tough, Elliot.

    And I agree that I don’t see Gaddy being ready in 2011. It’s hard to project that far ahead, but I’d say 2012 is a better bet.

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