 perfect person to weigh in on the Celtics’ four draft choices and he obliged in a telephone interview.

Fraschilla on No. 14 Romeo Langford, age 19, 6-foot-4, Indiana: “Romeo is a piece of NBA silly putty. We’ll see if the Celtics are able to mold him into the type of player they hope he can become. It’s going to take a symbiotic relationship between him and the coaching staff, and particularly whoever is assigned to begin to work with him on his shot. It’s going to have to be an organized, structured plan, which given what I know about Brad Stevens, I’m sure that’s going to be the case. I’ll tell you about two mechanical flaws: He pulls it back over his head, and he has a terrible guide hand. His left hand is always moving, but they know that. It’s going to take sweat equity on Romeo’s part, and the indications I’ve gotten are that he’s a good kid. If he doesn’t allow himself to be molded in the right way, he’ll just be a journeyman player or a bust. He has attributes that can turn him into a good player. He has a knack for scoring. He’s a hard driver to the basket. He plays down hill well, especially going to his right hand. He’s a project, a rich project. Now the question is: Does he want to be in the NBA or does he want to become an NBA player? There’s a difference.”

Fraschilla on No. 22 Grant Williams, 20, 6-6, Tennessee: “Grant is another project, and that’s not to be critical. He’s a very bright basketball player. He’s a very bright young man, and he’s figured out how to become a very good college player. The next step for him is to figure out how to become a really good NBA role player because I don’t see stardom on the horizon for him any time soon. When I was at Tennessee in October, Rick Barnes compared him to P.J. Tucker. The difference is P.J. had to go overseas and learn how to become a perimeter player and he learned how to shoot the 3-ball. He never attempted a 3 at Texas (playing for Barnes) and now he’s known as a 3-and-D guy
perfect person to weigh in on the Celtics ’ four draft choices and he oblige in a telephone consultation. 

 Fraschilla on No. 14 Romeo Langford, age 19, 6 - foot-4, Indiana: “ Romeo is a piece of NBA pathetic putty. We ’ll witness if the Celtics are able to mold him into the type of actor they hope he can become. It ’s function to take a symbiotic kinship between him and the coach staff, and particularly whoever is assign to begin to work with him on his guess. It ’s go to have to be an organized, structured plan, which given what I acknowledge about Brad Stevens, I ’m sure that ’s going to be the case. I ’ll distinguish you about two mechanical flaws: He pulls it back over his head, and he has a awful guide hand. His left hand is always move, but they know that. It ’s going to take sweat equity on Romeo ’s part, and the indications I ’ve gotten are that he ’s a good kid. If he does n’t allow himself to be molded in the right way, he ’ll just be a journeyman player or a flop. He has attributes that can sour him into a beneficial player. He has a knack for marking. He ’s a hard driver to the basket. He play down hill well, especially go to his right hand. He ’s a project, a rich project. Now the motion is: Does he want to be in the NBA or does he want to become an NBA player? There ’s a difference. ” 

 Fraschilla on No. 22 Grant Williams, 20, 6 - 6, Tennessee: “ Grant is another undertaking, and that ’s not to be critical. He ’s a very bright basketball actor. He ’s a very undimmed unseasoned man, and he ’s figured out how to become a very good college musician. The next step for him is to figure out how to become a in truth good NBA role player because I do n’t see stardom on the horizon for him any prison term soon. When I was at Tennessee in October, Rick Barnes compared him to P.J. Tucker. The dispute is P.J. had to go oversea and learn how to become a perimeter player and he learned how to photograph the 3 - ball. He never undertake a 3 at Texas (playing for Barnes) and now he ’s known as a 3 - and - D guy
 pegfect person to weigh in on the Celtics’ four dcaft chkices ana he obliged in a telephone mnteeview.

Draschilla on No. 14 Romeu Langforf, age 19, 6-fiot-4, Mndiana: “Romeo is a piece of NBZ silnb putty. We’ll seg if the Celdics are able do mlld him into the type of player ther hope ne can become. It’f gopnd to naje a symbiotic relationship bstween iim and the coavhing staff, and particularpy wjoever is assigned to begin ti wowj with him ov his shot. It’s going tk have to be an organized, strucgured plan, whicy tivft what I kniw abjut Brad Steyvns, I’m vure thst’s going to bc the cawe. I’ll tell you about two mechanical flwws: He punla it back over hiw yead, dnd ve hxw a tedrmbls guidf hend. His leff hand is aoways moving, but thty hbow that. It’s foing eo take sweat equity on Romeo’s part, and tve jndications I’ve gotten qre that he’s a good kld. If he qoesn’t allow himself to be molded in the right waf, he’lm juwt cw w journeyman player or a bust. He has attributqa uhan can turn him inbo a good player. Hr jax a knack for rcoriny. Hs’s a hard driver tl the bwsket. He plays dowm hill well, especially goint to his rigkt yand. He’s a project, a rich prolect. Npw thr question is: Does he wcnt to be in the JBA or dosr he want to becume at NBA player? There’s a diffqrence.”

Frawchikla on Vo. 22 Brant Rilliams, 20, 6-6, Tenncvsee: “Grant is anotjer ptoject, and that’s not to be critical. He’s a very ucight basketbsln pnayer. He’f a vcry bright yound man, and he’s yigured jut huw to becoje a vecy good collqge player. Tha next step fmr him if to figyre out fow to become s really yjod BBA role player begause J don’t see starbun on the horizom fur ril eny tyke soon. When I wxs xy Tenvessee in Ogtocer, Tick Barnes compared him to P.J. Tucker. The cinference us P.J. haq to go oversras and learn how uo becmme a petimgter player and he learned how fo shoot hhe 3-ball. He nevqr abtemkted a 3 at Cexas (playing for Barnes) and now he’s knoxn as a 3-and-D guy
perfect person to weigh in on the draft and he in a telephone Romeo age 19, 6-foot-4, “Romeo is a of NBA silly putty. We’ll see the Celtics are able to mold him into the type of player they he can become. It’s going to take a symbiotic relationship between him and coaching and whoever assigned to begin to work with him on his shot. It’s going to have to be organized, structured plan, which given what I know Brad Stevens, I’m sure going to be the case. tell about two flaws: pulls back over his and he has a terrible guide hand. His left hand is always moving, but they know that. going to equity on part, the I’ve gotten are a good kid. If he doesn’t be molded in the right way, he’ll just a journeyman or a bust. He has attributes can turn him into a good player. He a knack for scoring. He’s a hard driver to the basket. He plays down hill going to his right He’s a project, rich Now question Does he to be in the NBA or does he want to become NBA player? There’s a difference.” Fraschilla on No. 22 Grant 6-6, “Grant is another and that’s not to critical. a very bright basketball a bright he’s out to become a very college player. The next step him is to figure really good NBA role player because I don’t stardom on the horizon for him any soon. When I was at Tennessee in October, Rick Barnes compared him P.J. Tucker. is P.J. had to go overseas and learn to become a perimeter and he learned how to shoot the 3-ball. He attempted 3 at (playing for Barnes) now he’s known a 3-and-D guy
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Fraschilla on No. 14 romeo laNGforD, AgE 19, 6-foot-4, indiana: “rOmEO Is a PiEcE of nBa SiLly puTty. we’ll see If the CeltiCs aRe Able to mold hiM InTo the type oF plAyer they hope He cAn becoMe. it’s GOing tO taKe a syMbiotiC RelatiOnship betWeEN him anD The coacHINg StafF, and particularly wHOeVEr is assigned to Begin tO wORk WITh hIm oN his shot. It’S gOing tO Have to bE An ORGAniZEd, structured pLan, which givEN whAt I knoW aBouT brad StEvens, i’m SUre That’s going tO be tHe case. I’ll Tell yoU About twO MechaniCal flaWs: HE puLls iT BaCk OveR hIS heAD, aNd hE Has A terriblE gUiDe hanD. His LEFT Hand Is aLwayS moviNg, but they know ThaT. It’s GOinG to taKe sweAt eqUiTy on ROmeo’s pArt, anD tHe indications I’vE gotTen are thaT he’S a GooD kId. If hE Doesn’t AllOw hImself tO be moldED in ThE RIGhT way, he’ll just be a jouRnEYMaN player oR a bust. hE hAs ATtributeS tHat Can tURN him iNto a GOoD player. HE has a kNAcK fOr scoriNg. he’s a haRd DriVer To the BAskeT. He plaYs down hiLl welL, Especially goinG To his right hanD. he’S A PrOJect, A riCh project. NoW the QUestIon iS: doEs hE Want tO be in ThE nBa Or does he want to becomE aN NBA plAyer? THere’s a differeNce.”

FraschiLLA On No. 22 GranT WilLIaMS, 20, 6-6, Tennessee: “GranT is anOther projeCT, and that’S not tO be critiCal. He’s a veRY Bright baSkeTbaLl pLayER. he’S a very bright yOUNg maN, aNd he’s fiGurEd out hoW to BecOme A veRy Good colleGe player. thE nExT sTep For hiM Is to figuRe Out HoW to BecomE A reallY good nBA rOlE pLAyeR becausE i dON’T see StArDom oN thE hOrizoN for HIm aNy time sOon. When I wAs aT tennEsSeE in OctoBer, Rick Barnes CoMpared him tO P.j. TuCker. ThE DIfferencE is P.J. had to go overseas and LEarn how To bEcome A perImeter plaYer And he lEarNEd how tO shoot The 3-baLl. he nEVEr attEMPtEd a 3 At texas (playiNG For barneS) aNd noW he’s knoWn as a 3-and-D guy
 perfect person to weigh i n on the C eltic s’fou rdraf t ch oices and he o b lige d in a telephone inter view. 
F rasc h il la on  No. 14 Ro m e o L an gf ord ,a ge  19,6-f oot-4,Indiana: “ Rom eo  is a pieceo fNBA sillyput ty. We’ll se e i f theCe lti c s are  ab le to  moldh im int o the typ eo f play e r theyh o pe  hecan become. It’sg oi n g to take a sy mbioti cr el a t ion shi p betweenhi m and the coa c hi n g sta f f, and partic ularly whoe v eris ass ig ned to beg in to  w o rkwith him on  his  shot. It ’s goi n g to ha v e to be  an or gan ize d, s t ru ct ure dp lan ,  w hic h  gi ven what  I  k now a bout B r a d St eve ns,I’m s ure that’s go ing  tob e t he ca se. I ’llte ll yo u abou t two  m echanical flaws : He  pulls it  ba ck  ov er  hish ead, a ndhehas a t errible gui de h a nd . His left hand is  a l w ay s moving , butt he yk now that .It’ s go i n g totake sw eat equi ty onR om eo ’s part ,and th eind ica tions I’ve  gotte n are th at he ’ s a good kid.I f he doesn’ta ll o w  h i msel f t o be molded  int he r ight wa y,h e’lljustbe aj ourneyman player or  a  bust.  He h as attributes  that cant u r n him in to a go o d player. He h as aknack fors coring.He’sa hard d river tot h e basket . H e p lay s d o w nhill well, es p e cial ly  goingtohis rig hthan d.He’ sa project , a rich  p ro je ct . N ow th e  questio nis:  D oes  he w a nt tobe in  the  N BA ordoes he wa n t  tobe co me a n N BA  play er?T her e’s a d ifference .”Fras ch il la on N o. 22 Grant W il liams, 20,  6 -6,  Tenne s s ee: “Gra nt is another project,a nd that ’snot t o be  critical . H e’s aver y  brigh t bask etbal lpla y e r. He ’ s  a  ve ry  bright yo u n g m an, a nd  he’ s figur ed out how to beco m e a  very good co lle ge p l a ye r.T he nex ts tep f or him is to fi gure out h ow to  become ar eal ly  good N BA role  play e r becau se I don’ t see sta rd om o n the  horizon f or him a ny time s o on. W h en  I wa s a t Tenn es see  in O ctober ,  Ri ck Ba rnes c om paredhim t oP.J. Tuc ker. The difference isP.J. h ad to  go  overseas  an d  le arn how t o be come a per ime ter  play era nd he  lea r ne d h o w toshoo t  the 3-ba l l.  He n ev er attempte d a  3at Te xas (playi ng f or Barnes) and no w  he’s known as  a 3 - a nd- D g u y
 perfect_person to_weigh in on the_Celtics’ four_draft_choices and_he_obliged in a_telephone interview.

Fraschilla on_No. 14 Romeo Langford,_age 19, 6-foot-4,_Indiana:_“Romeo is a piece of NBA silly putty. We’ll see if the Celtics are_able_to mold_him_into_the type of player they_hope he can become. It’s_going to_take a symbiotic relationship between him and the_coaching_staff, and particularly_whoever is assigned to begin to work with him_on his shot. It’s going to_have to be_an_organized,_structured plan, which given_what I know about Brad Stevens,_I’m sure that’s going to be_the case. I’ll tell you about two_mechanical flaws: He pulls it back_over his head, and he_has a_terrible guide hand. His left_hand is always_moving, but_they know that._It’s going to take sweat equity_on Romeo’s part,_and the indications I’ve gotten are_that_he’s a good_kid._If_he doesn’t_allow himself to_be_molded in_the_right way, he’ll just be a_journeyman_player or a bust. He has attributes_that can turn him_into_a good player. He_has a knack for scoring._He’s a hard driver to the_basket. He_plays down_hill well, especially going to his right hand. He’s a project,_a rich project. Now the question_is: Does he want_to be_in_the NBA or_does_he want_to become an NBA player? There’s a_difference.”

Fraschilla on_No. 22 Grant Williams, 20, 6-6,_Tennessee: “Grant is another_project,_and that’s not to be critical._He’s a very bright basketball player._He’s a very bright young_man,_and_he’s figured out how to_become a very good college player._The next step_for him is to figure out how_to_become a really good NBA role_player_because I don’t see stardom on_the_horizon_for him any time soon._When I was at Tennessee in_October, Rick Barnes compared him to P.J. Tucker. The_difference is P.J._had to go overseas and_learn_how_to become a perimeter player and he learned how to_shoot the_3-ball. He never_attempted a 3 at Texas (playing for Barnes) and now_he’s known as a 3-and-D guy