Sham's unnecessarily great big draft board: Shooting Guards
Paris Horne - Horne graduates alongside Hardy as one of St. John's senior class. By the end of the year, the two were starting together in an amusingly named Hardy/Horne backcourt. (Would have been better if was Harde/Horny. Alas.) Horne isn't any more of a point guard than Hardy, despite them both being point guard size, but the two of them had to suffice.
Horne may have been St. John's best athlete, and was certainly their best perimeter defender. That said, he was no stopper, merely a decent defender. Horne may also have been St. John's best shooter, too. That said, he was no Diebler, merely a decent shooter. Transition finishes, occasional catch-and-shoot play and decent defense is all nice, but it's a tough sell at 6'3.
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Horne may have been St. John's best athlete, and was certainly their best perimeter defender. That said, he was no stopper, merely a decent defender. Horne may also have been St. John's best shooter, too. That said, he was no Diebler, merely a decent shooter. Transition finishes, occasional catch-and-shoot play and decent defense is all nice, but it's a tough sell at 6'3.
