>In today's modern NBA = spread the floor
>
>I actually think he'll get more finishes at the rim than in
>college

Maybe not *more* due to the added height, but I agree that the increased spacing and the more fluid/versatile positioning in today's NBA greatly, greatly benefits what Zion brings to the table.

>Is 33% from 3 terrible in college...for a forward...?

It's not great, but he improved as the year progressed: 37% from 3 in ACC play, 43% from 3 since he came back from his knee injury. His FTs will need work, but the shooting stroke in general was looking better as the year progressed.


>Say for example he goes to PHX
>
>They've got a shooter with Booker, and a paint presence with
>Ayton
>
>In the switch everything NBA of today
>
>Zion gets a mismatch

I'd love to see Atlanta take him and then run small ball with Zion and John Collins as the bigs. Shit would be a LOT of fun to watch. They're already running the fastest pace in the NBA, it'd be must-see TV.