Josh Hart | SG | Villanova (No. 70): Hart performed solidly in the athletic testing, and posted somewhat low measurements in terms of length, as was expected. In the 5-on-5 though, he really struggled to assert himself in any way offensively, only scoring six points over the two games. Simply, he's not the most athletic guy, not the best ball-handler, and isn't the most accurate shooter at this stage. He's average at all three aspects on that end, but he gets around that in college by playing hard all the time, being a killer defender and terrific rebounder. If he returns and diversifies his game a bit on the offensive end, he could be next season's Malcolm Brogdon, who now has a chance to go in the first round after an All-American season. Hart says he's still undecided in terms of what he's going to do. He has workouts scheduled through May 24, and plans to go down to the deadline with his decision. Beyond saying that a first round commitment is not required for him to go pro, Hart seems genuinely torn on the choice. There's no real lean either way on this one, but it's unlikely he would go in the first round if he decides to stay in the draft.
http://www.cbssports.com/college-ba...t-decisions-after-the-2016-nba-draft-combine/
http://www.cbssports.com/college-ba...t-decisions-after-the-2016-nba-draft-combine/
