Scouting Report Outstanding court vision makes Farmar a very capable point guard. He elevated the play of his UCLA teammates in their drive to the 2006 championship game and his leadership was crucial to his team's run. Farmar scored 18 points in the Bruins' loss to Florida in the title game. He is an excellent passer and ballhandler, but his aggressive style can sometimes results in too many turnovers, as he averaged 3.8 per game in college. He has a good feel for the flow of the game and understands when to push the tempo and when to slow things down. Farmar plays with a poise that belies his 19 years. He declared for the draft after two seasons at UCLA and is an adept penetrator and strong finisher around the basket. A talented scorer as well as a passer, he averaged 13.5 points to go with 5.1 assists per game last season. Farmer is a capable - albeit streaky - outside shooter. He shot 41 percent from the floor in his college career and 33 percent from 3-point range. Shot selection can be questionable at times. Farmar is undersized and can be pushed around by bigger guards on defense, but he is a hustling defender with very quick hands. His dynamic style on offense, which includes a tough crossover dribble, creates problems for defenders. Despite having only two seasons of college experience, his range of skills at a premium position could make him an attractive target for a number of teams. (AP) Stats