Re: derek anderson

["David M. Darlington - 99" <darlingt@hal.muhlberg.edu>]

	The problem with Derek Anderson is that he has a history of 
injuries in college.  He must 6 games one year, and 7 games the next.  A 
guy this injury-prone in college sound like trouble.  HOWEVER:
	I would go for him if he is still availible in the 2nd round.  If 
he can rehab himself up to NBA playing standards, he will be a very good 
SG.  And a steal to boot!  Do nothing fancy to get him, but if he's 
there, WHY NOT?
Peace, love, and Celtic Pride forever

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David M. Darlington                    email:  darlingt@muhlberg.edu
Muhlenberg College                     Campus Box:  1576
Class of '99
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On Wed, 22 Jan 1997, Christopher Gee wrote:

> 
> 1) What are anyone thoughts about Derek Anderson Of Kentucky berfore his
> injury, what draft position(13-14?), and if you think he is a legitimate
> NBA shooting guard?
> 2) With his injury he should drop some, maybe middle to late 1st depending
> on his rehab.  What does anyone think of possibly using out 1st pick to
> take a big man and maybe trading down the Dallas pick(depending on the
> pick#) for a backup center(depending on what team we trade down with) and
> taking Anderson with the pick. I believe
> we could use a solid starting 2 guard and this way get two big men as
> well.
> 
> let me know.
>  Christopher R. Gee
> 
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