SportsLine's Analysis Workout reports say NBA scouts have been impressed with Rondo's shooting in certain drills. Those were probably the same scouts who were impressed with him last summer in international play. Hey, geniuses, does what Rondo did at Kentucky mean anything? Guy can't shoot. None. - Gregg Doyel

His size, speed and wing span make him an ideal potential stopper. Physically, he projects out like Devin Harris, and if he shares the same learning curve, he'd be a perfect fit as the Grizzlies' future point guard. There's lots of work to be done, as his shooting and ball-handling leave something to be desired. Although still raw, Rondo has terrific athleticism and plenty of room to grow into his frame. He should be a standout defender down the road.- Tony Mejia

Scouting Report After two years at Kentucky, Rondo hired an agent and declared for the NBA draft. A quick first step is one of his best attributes, and he is a tough defender who averaged 2.3 steals per game in college. A steady presence at point guard, he averaged 4.9 assists and only 2.3 turnovers in 2005-06. His athleticism allows him to beat defenders off the dribble, and he is a strong finisher once in the lane. Rondo shot 51 percent from the floor in 2004-05 and 48 percent last season, but he struggled badly from 3-point range and the foul line. Rondo converted only 27 percent from beyond the arc last season and hit 57 percent of his free throws. Athletic and versatile, Rondo is an outstanding rebounder, averaging 6.1 last season and grabbing 19 in a game against Iowa. His quickness and ballhandling allow him to break pressure defenses. Lots of upside, but is predictably raw after only two collegiate seasons. (AP) Stats