Thanks for the tip on this -- didn't see it earlier:
Matt Kamalsky/Draft Express takes a look at former Hayward High guard
Davion Berry through the lens of an NBA scout. It begins:
Hailing from the same Oakland
Rebels AAU program that produced Damian Lillard, Davion Berry
transferred to Weber State after playing two seasons at Division II Cal
State-Monterey Bay. A prolific scorer at the Division II level, Berry
made his presence felt immediately after sitting out the 2011-2012
season as a transfer. Averaging 15.2 points on 47.6% shooting from the
field and 41.4% from beyond the arc, the fourth year junior led the
Wildcats to the Big Sky Tournament and CIT Finals as the team finished
with a record-breaking 30-7 record.
Standing 6'4 with average length and explosiveness, Berry doesn't have
outstanding physical tools for a guard, lacking a degree of size and
leaping ability, but he does possess solid quickness and a knack for
playing at different speeds. It is ability to use those two things to
his advantage, coupled with his ability to pass and score from the
perimeter that make him an intriguing pro prospect.
The most productive scorer on an exceptionally efficient, strikingly
balanced Weber State offense that had each of its top-four scorers
average over 1.00 points per-possession, Berry proved to be an
aggressive, but unselfish player last season. Capable of scoring in
bunches, he appeared content to blend into the Wildcats' system and move
the ball for stretches during the team's dominant run through much of
its conference schedule...
The analysis continues
here (scroll down a bit after you click)
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