I think very highly of Evans. Much higher than most, it seems (though obviously some of that is relative to this subpar draft class). he reminds me of jerry stackhouse without the ability to shoot. i guess that's not necessarily a good thing. I like Evans too. I think he could be an NBA point guard. He not lightning quick like a lot of PGs, but at 6'5"- 6'6" I think he can be a guy that can run the halfcourt and do a lot of things for his team. He can see and shoot or pass over smaller PGs. He can create his own shot and/or get to the line and should be tough to guard on the pick and roll. I think putting the ball in his hands also takes the emphasis off of him being able to make a jumpshot. I keep seeing the Larry Hughes comparison and their college games were a lot alike, but Evans has much better handles and is more of a willing passer than Hughes ever was. I don't like Evans nearly as much. While he could probably play PG in the NBA I don't think he'd be anything special. His handles are nothing special and he's not very quick/fast. To be honest he's not especially athletic either. He was able to get to the rim in college partially because he was just bigger/stronger than most of his competition but also because he really has some awkward looking moves. I don't see how his game is going to translate well to the NBA. He's not much of a shooter and I can't see him getting off his shot against guys just as big and strong as he is but quicker. He really reminds me of a Chris Dougless-Roberts with more court vision. Just IMO. Also, don't forget, Calipari tried three other players at PG before letting Evans try it out. The results were good but they also coincided with C-USA league play beginning.