Doug Wrenn Profile

It has been said that Wrenn’s game, which is one that can flourish in an up-tempo setting, is more suited for the NBA, but at 6’6″ he might be a little small for the small forward spot, and he doesn’t shoot well enough to play shooting guard and isn’t quick enough. His checkered past off the court doesn’t help him either.

Wrenn will be lucky to get drafted, and will likely be in someone’s summer league camp. The thinking is that he will be in a developmental league before he ever dons an NBA uniform, if he ever does.

Related Hoopville Articles on Doug Wrenn:

6/12/03 – Jed Tai – Chicago Pre-Draft Camp Evaluations
6/8/03 – Jed Tai – Chicago Pre-Draft Camp Dispatch – Day 4
6/4/03 – Jed Tai – Chicago Pre-Draft Camp Dispatch – Day 1
4/10/03 – Morning Dish
4/19/03 – Scott Allen – Pac-10 2002-03 Recap
3/6/03 – Joaquin Mesa – Pac-10 Notebook
2/19/03 – Joaquin Mesa – Pac-10 Notebook
2/16/03 – Nicholas Lozito – Pac-10 Freshmen
2/14/03 – Morning Dish
2/11/03 – Joaquin Mesa – Pac-10 Notebook
1/24/03 – Morning Dish
1/8/03 – Joaquin Mesa – Pac 10 Notebook
1/2/03 – Joaquin Mesa – Pac 10 Notebook
12/3/02 – Joaquin Mesa – Pac 10 Notebook
11/28/02 – Nicholas Lozito – Big Sky Notebook
11/09/02 – Joaquin Mesa – Pac-10 Preview
11/09/02 – Jed Tai – Best of the Northwest
10/28/02 – Nicholas Lozito – Next Generation Pac-10 Stars
10/28/02 – Adam Reich – Dicky V’s Lists