Jamaal Franklin may not be a household name as a college player, but that should change when he gets to the next level.
The San Diego State wing is one of the most intriguing prospects in the field. Franklin is an off-ball playermaker who spends a good amount of his time above the rim. He's averaging nearly 17 points, 9.5 rebounds and 3.2 assists as a junior, and has emerged as a potential sleeper in the 2013 NBA draft.
Physical Tools
At 6'5'', Franklin plays a lot bigger than he really is. His athleticism is sickening. Franklin is a highlight waiting to happen, thanks to incredible hops, effortless mobility and long, active arms.
If you're looking for an example that illustrates what he's capable of doing athletically, look no further than the clip below. It could be the wildest play you'll see all year.
Physically, Franklin could add some bulk to his frame, but it hasn't been a problem for him at the college level. His ability to play above the rim allows him to compete among the trees who protect the paint and man the glass.
Despite having the size of a shooting guard, Franklin ...
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Breakdown and NBA Draft Outlook for San Diego State’s Jamaal Franklin
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