808, have another go at reading my post.
I pointed out a few of his weakness as I understand them... after pointing out a few of his strengths. That's generally how it works, right?
The NCAA, by virtue of the number of teams and different playing styles, has a substantially larger variability of pace relative to the NBL. Without having the numbers, I would expect the NBL to be faster, if nothing else due to the shorter shot clock and lack of extreme athleticism from our local players.
I didn't claim he wouldn't be able to get off his shot in the NBL: it's his shot selection I question. Also, his defense is somewhat questionable as his length made up for a lack of lateral quickness in college.
Mick, if Daniels can battles inside the way Ennis did, I expect his rebounding ability will translate to the NBL. I actually thought Ennis's offensive rebounding was an underrated aspect of his game, and a massive contributor to the Wildcats's gameplan as it fit so well with Knight/Jervis/Hire/Redhage/Wagstaff/Martin crashing the O-boards. Until I see Daniels play professionally, I can't call that he'll have the same impact Ennis did - that's all.