Charlotte Hornets

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The Charlotte Observer
What makes Devon Dotson stand out in a sea of point guards in the NBA draft?
I know I can shoot it right now. If it gets to a point where it’s super-consistent, it’s going to be very tough for defenses to guard me, with my ability to get in the lane and my quickness and speed. Meticulous As that description of suggests, Dotson has always been a meticulous sort.
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2020 Hornets prospect scouting report: Payton Pritchard
Few things go together like the Charlotte Hornets and a weak backup point guard position. Throughout Kemba Walker’s time in Charlotte, the Hornets struggled to find a competent backup to run the show when he sat. That problem would’ve been rectified by the ascension of Devonte’ Graham, but he ascended too much and looks to be the team’s starting point guard for the foreseeable future.
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2020 Hornets prospect scouting report: Ömer Yurtseven, pt. 2
Omer Yurtseven sat out the 2018-2019 season after transferring to Georgetown from NC State, and despite an ankle injury that effectively ended his season on Feb. 8, he still posted impressive per-36 numbers in his senior season as a Hoya. Yurtseven has a bevy of international and collegiate playing experience at 22 years old. Couple that with his size and touch, and it starts to make sense why NBA teams have him on their second-round radar.