Marquette center's physical measurement data is poor. Can the Heat, Denver Kings and other teams pick him up?

Earlier, the NBA officially released the physical test data of all the rookies participating in the joint trial. Among them, the performance of senior center Oso Ighodaro from Marquette University does not seem to be particularly ideal. Igodaro's bare foot height is 207cm, arm span is 210.8cm, standing touch height is 265.4cm, and weight is 100.7kg. Igodaro's height is barely enough, but his arm span is really poor, and his touch height is obviously insufficient compared with the players in the same position. In other words, in addition to his height, Igodaro seems to be closer to a fourth player than a fifth player in other aspects. With his static talent, once he meets a big man inside player, he may be very difficult on the defensive side.

Of course, Igodaro's dynamic talent is good. His jumping ability is at the top level among all the players participating in the test. His three second zone four o'clock moving speed, turn back running speed and 3/4 field sprint speed are also quite good among the inside players. His physical talent and athletic ability are top level, which can also make up for his lack of static talent to a certain extent. But the problem is that his weakness in static talent is somewhat exaggerated. Even though his dynamic talent is excellent enough, he is still a little too short in size.

In this season's NCAA games, Igodaro played 36 games on behalf of the team, with an average playing time of 32.5 minutes. The average number of games was 13.4 points, 6.9 rebounds, 2.9 assists, 1.1 steals, 1.3 blocks, and 1.8 mistakes. The shooting percentage was 57.6%, the three-point shooting percentage was 0%, and the free throw percentage was 62.3%. Igodaro's overall performance is really not bad, his offensive efficiency under the basket is quite good, he also has certain passing ability and organizational ability, and he can also provide some support in defense, such as assistance and compensation. However, after all, his data are based on the NCAA arena, and whether his performance at both ends of the offensive and defensive can continue to the NBA arena, It is also a huge question mark.

Judging from the current situation, Igodaro's draft market is also somewhat unsatisfactory. He is considered to have the opportunity to be selected in the later part of the second round, but he also has the possibility of losing the final election. Now Igodaro's body measurement data is not particularly ideal, which may further affect his draft market. However, for teams like the Miami Heat, Denver Nuggets, Sacramento Kings, Washington Wizards and Detroit Pistons that can add a center to the backup lineup, it also means that they have the opportunity to pick up and win Igodaro at the end of the second round or even by way of losing the draft?