If available, the Rockets shouldn’t hesitate to draft this former UH star originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
After not having a first-round pick last night, the Rockets will officially be on the clock tonight in the second round of the NBA draft.
Every year, it seems like second-round picks are traded in mega-deals to add a little bit of extra value to a trade, but every once in a while, second-round players can make an impact at the NBA level sooner rather than later.
This draft class has several talents that the Rockets should be considering for their No. 39 pick to bolster their bench, but one pick, if available, feels like a match that is too perfect to pass on.
If selected by the Rockets, Sharp would become the first Cougar signed by Houston since Hakeem Olajuwon in 1984. Talk about having a tough act to follow!
After not having a first-round pick last night, the Rockets will officially be on the clock tonight in the second round of the NBA draft.
Every year, it seems like second-round picks are traded in mega-deals to add a little bit of extra value to a trade, but every once in a while, second-round players can make an impact at the NBA level sooner rather than later.
This draft class has several talents that the Rockets should be considering for their No. 39 pick to bolster their bench, but one pick, if available, feels like a match that is too perfect to pass on.
If selected by the Rockets, Sharp would become the first Cougar signed by Houston since Hakeem Olajuwon in 1984. Talk about having a tough act to follow!
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