Jason Terry, Arizona

Name:	Jason Terry
College:	Arizona
Height:	6'2"
Weight:	170
Class:	Senior
Position:	Point Guard
Other Position:	Shooting Guard
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Stats (Provided by JazzyJ)

                  G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA  REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
95-96 Arizona    31  303  32   59  15  26  16  27   23  28  35  35   0  19   95
96-97 Arizona    34 1037 124  280  40 121  72 101   91  66 150  73   3  85  360
97-98 Arizona    35  797 124  294  61 176  62  75   84  55 149  76   8  61  371
98-99 Arizona    29 1107 209  472  76 191 141 168   97  40 159 120   6  80  635
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TOTALS          129 3244 489 1105 192 514 291 371  295 189 493 304  17 245 1461

                  MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
95-96 Arizona     9.8  54.2  57.7  59.3  0.7  1.1  1.1  0.0  0.6   3.1
96-97 Arizona    30.5  44.3  33.1  71.3  2.7  4.4  2.1  0.1  2.5  10.6
97-98 Arizona    22.8  42.2  34.7  82.7  2.4  4.3  2.2  0.2  1.7  10.6
98-99 Arizona    38.2  44.3  39.8  83.9  3.3  5.5  4.1  0.2  2.8  21.9
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TOTALS           25.1  44.3  37.4  78.4  2.3  3.8  2.4  0.1  1.9  11.3

Scouting reports

Scout: Phil Nation

Jason Terry is quite possibly the best defensive guard in this draft. A spot starter his first three years and one of the nation's best reserves his junior year, he stepped up and became a star when he became a full-time starter this past season. He helped lead a young Arizona team into the NCAA Tournament and another solid season in the Pacific Ten.
Terry's biggest asset is his defense. He is Arizona's all-time leader in steals, and can be a nightmare for opposing point guards. His offense was where his value was last season. He led the Pacific Ten in scoring, assists, and steals, the first player to do so since Gary Payton.

Terry is not a jet, but he's an intelligent player who knows how to run a team offensively. He has good shot selection, knows how to involve his teammates, and takes care of the basketball. He also can hit clutch shots.

Terry should be taken late in the lottery or just outside the lottery. His immediate playing time will largely be determined by his teammates and if he continues to play like he did during his senior year.

Scout: Magus888@aol.com

This guy does not get anywhere near as much credit as he deserves. At Arizona last year he carried the Wildcats to the tournament. While they exited early he proved that he is a force on the hardwood. He has a pretty consistent jump shot and can create his own shot by driving to the net or just pulling up. He has the ability to run the halfcourt offense as well as anybody in college basketball ( with the exception of Mateen Cleaves )and is comfortable in doing so. He is an outstanding defender and led the Pac-10 in scoring, steals and assists.

Most people have him in the mid first round and possibly late lottery. He is a the best all around point guard in the draft. I would have drafted Baron Davis ahead of him if not for the injuries he has sustained. Steve Francis cannnot run the halfcourt offense and is just a slower Allen Iverson. If the GM is looking for a true point guard (most likely clippers,warriors) then I would grab Terry.