Keith is playing this season..

[ClevelandHawk]

Think Kenneth Faried (6-8/215), a fellow "undersized" small-school guy who slapped up 10.2 ppg/7.7 rpg for Denver as a rookie. Anyone here think Rendleman is completely uncapable of doing something like that?

Not a chance. You and I both know there is a LOT of size difference between Kenneth Faried and Rendleman. Faried is built like a boulder while Keith is built a bit longer and more slender. Having that boulder shape helps Faried not get muscled around quite as much in the NBA. It's like looking at the difference between Jose Juan Barea and Derek Fisher.

Hell, I bet Faried had more muscle mass in his sophomore year at Morehead St than Keith has right now.

[82hawk]

Rowsom was our best NBA player for the Hornets.

[Seahawk Nation 08]

It's like looking at the difference between Jose Juan Barea and Derek Fisher.

Yet Barea was a solid role player for an NBA Champion, just like Fisher.

Seems to me that lacking muscle mass is a fixable solution. I'm not saying Rendleman is in Faried's class as an NBA prospect, but I think he is capable of playing at that level one day.

[ClevelandHawk]

Yet Barea was a solid role player for an NBA Champion, just like Fisher.

Seems to me that lacking muscle mass is a fixable solution. I'm not saying Rendleman is in Faried's class as an NBA prospect, but I think he is capable of playing at that level one day.

I was more-so solely speaking to body type differences. The PG position is much easier to make up for in speed and quickness when you lack size. By the time you get to the NBA playing in any F position, you had better have some meat on your bones or you're gonna get tossed around. For the positions KR is capable of playing, I don't see his body type allowing him to be capable of playing with those guys.

For the while, Kevin Durant had the same issues... but he made up for it with a crap load of skill. Sooooo... KR has two options. Eat, lift and get big - or somehow steal Durant's basketball super-powers.

[Seahawk Nation 08]

KR has two options. Eat, lift and get big - or somehow steal Durant's basketball super-powers.

Let's go with the former.