Here 'ya go, Marillac....
I'm a huge Lazar Hayward fan. He is tremendously skilled. He also has above average NBA athletic ability. To have both is rare. He's clearly not a guy that is meant to carry a team as a scorer, though. He won't have to be at the next level. He's outstanding in the post, both rebounding and offensively. I'm anxious to see how he measures in at the combine. If he measures in at a true 6'6, I'm writing him down as a future all-star.
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Nice try 
"His measurement will determine everything. If he's 6'4 and change, he wiill drop."
He measured in at 6'4. Very disappointing but that's all she wrote.
He's actually measured at 6'5" with shoes. Nevertheless, he's not even in the NBA at 6'4", and you said he'd be an all-star at 6'6". A couple of inches difference should, at least, net him more than a cup of coffee in the Association, right?
I'm just busting on you.
No worries Marillac deserves slack for missed predictions.
A few things, though...only measurements without shoes are reliable. Anthony Brown measured at 6'8.5 in shoes and 6'5.25 without shoes last combine.
Two inches in height when you are an undersized SF means everything in this NBA where 6'7 is expected and 6'9-6'10 is desired. Harkless is the perfect example of that when he measured at 6'8.5 it was over. If you are 6'4, you have to be able to play and defend the two unless you have insane wingspan to make up for it. If I didn't think two inches in height mattered, I wouldn't have specifically mentioned it. He was listed as 6'7 at Marquette.
He was lucky to be drafted late first round and play 3 seasons in the NBA after that measurement.