21 Michael Snaer, G

If NBA teams were drafting based on a player's ability to make clutch plays down the stretch of games, Snaer would be a lottery selection. He hit six game-winners in his final two seasons, showing a consistency in late-game situations that not many players possess. He came out of high school known as a big-time scorer with good range - but ended his career at Florida State as one of the best defensive players in the country. -- Jeff Borzello

Any discussion of Snaer during his career with the Seminoles has to start with his defensive abilities. He has excellent lateral quickness to keep opponents in front of him, and his length stifled plenty of potent scorers at the college level. On the offensive side, Snaer is a good 3-point shooter, and he showed he was able to shoulder a bigger offensive role at times. -- Jeff Borzello

Snaer isn't a consistent offensive player off the dribble. When he became the primary offensive weapon for Florida State, he struggled to create shots in isolation situations and had to force things once getting into the lane. He isn't a great ball-handler or playmaker. Snaer also had a tendency to turn it over too often when driving to the rim. -- Jeff Borzello

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Round: 2  Pick: 29 Updated: 5/22/13

Matt Moore's Analysis:

Shotmaker, they need as many as they can get.