I don't know if there is a topic on him, I doubt it. He is supposed to go most likely around 2nd round (late) or not at all. I think he would be a nice pick or a nice player to add as an undrafted pick. He is a better player than Cook- by far in college, and I think he still has the potential to do more. He started as a player for Bowling Green and he transfered over to OSU last season or so. So, that goes to show he is moving up in the ranks, he is growing as a player.He plays hard, he has really developed his shot and made some big clutch plays for the Bucks in the NCAA tournament. He is a good defender, has good basketball IQ. He was the leader of the Buckeyes last season. The down side is he is about 6'5" or 6'6" and he seems to work best at the 3 spot. So that isn't an upside, but he has suprising jumping ability and closes out the shot on defense quickly. He jumps quickly and can get up there, which makes him appear taller than, I guess, he really is. I think there is a lot of undiscovered potential in this guy and I think he could do some "unexpected" damage for a team. He won't ever be great, but I think he can be one of those energy players that fans are so high on and really seem to be high in stock lately.Overall, I'd take Lewis over Cook.
He's about 6'4 and I'd definitely take a gamble on him in the second round. He's proven to be a clutch scorer and sometimes you just cant teach that in the NBA. Plus, 6'4 is not that short for a shooting guard- he could still be successful. Look at Flip Murray, Ben Gordon. He might not have the same skills as them but he has a fighting chance to do well.
Lewis is my dude, all-time favorite OSU player next to Micheal Redd. I would love for him to go undrafted. So this way, my Cavaliers can go after him. I know we don't need another guard, but he would be great coming off our bench. I'm right with you, Drake. I'd take Lewis over Cook any day.
