There wasn't much NBA buzz surrounding Malik Beasley entering his freshman year at Florida State. Even after a productive start, it took a month or two for him to receive recognition within the 2016 draft conversation.
It eventually became clear that Beasley's numbers weren't fluky, and his physical tools and game seem like a solid NBA fit.
He now appears locked into June 23's first round. With strong workouts and interviews, Beasley could potentially generate interest from teams selecting in the late-lottery range.
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While Beasley's 20.9 points per 40 minutes were strong, his 47.1 percent field-goal clip and 58.3 percent true shooting percentage are even more encouraging. His 1.6 threes per game, 38.7 percent three-point clip and 81.3 percent mark from the free-throw line also bode well for his potential as a shooter.
Beasley's 7.1 rebounds per 40 minutes were also a top-notch mark for a guard. He isn't a playmaker, which you could tell from his 51 assists and 59 turnovers on the year, but nothing from his st ...
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2016 NBA Draft Prospects: Breaking Down Future of Florida State’s Malik Beasley
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