Sham's unnecessarily great big draft board: Point guards
Randy Culpepper - Culpepper was Stone's backcourt teammate at UTEP, and he owes much of his success to him. Stone could defend the bigger guards, leaving the 6'0 Culpepper to defend the smaller guards. This was a blessing for Culpepper, who, despite his height, is an out and out scorer. A chucker, you might say. Culpepper is good at defending the point guards - extremely quick, athletic, interested, and with good hands. He's also a good scorer, similarly unable to contain with his speed and athleticism, with a tight handle and good-enough perimeter shooting (which he would be well served to use less). But if he can in any way play point guard, he had hidden this fact for four years.
Culpepper might be the best dunker on this list, especially amongst the short guys.
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Culpepper might be the best dunker on this list, especially amongst the short guys.