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Sweet 16 comparitives: Who reminds you of whom?

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Just came up with this idea and thought it would be fun. Take some of your favorite Sweet 16 performers from over the years and what player they were a HS version of. Here's a few to get us started:

 

Mason Co. Chris Lofton — Steph Curry

Warren Central Lonnell DeWalt — Dennis Rodman

Owensboro Justin Miller — Zach Randolph

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Good grief. Could a mod please change the last word of the title to "whom?" Thanks. :ohbrother:

Justin Miller and Zach Randolph is a great comparison, burly lefties with a soft touch.

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Rowan Co's Adam Wing keeps making me think of Chris Mullin.

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Picture Russell Westbrook in high school with wild dreadlocks flopping all over as he knifes through the lane. Isn't that Anthony Hickey?

Eric Holman......Kevin Garnett

Elkins from Boyle reminds me of the birdman Chris Anderson.

Beetle Bolden..............nick Van Exel

Beetle Bolden..............nick Van Exel

 

Hugs prays he is that good. Good comparison.

Like the Chris Lofton and Steph Curry comparison. Butter shot. Lofton was more athletic compared to the competition, Curry is obviously a better shooter. Great comparison though.

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