NBA draft 2013: Is Anthony Bennett the real deal at power forward?
Anthony Bennett had shoulder surgery in the offseason that will keep him out of individual workouts. (Jeff Bottari/Getty Images) No one is questioning Anthony

Anthony Bennett had shoulder surgery in the offseason that will keep him out of individual workouts. (Jeff Bottari/Getty Images)

No one is questioning Anthony Bennett’s raw skill. The Canadian import certainly showed a good amount of it in his solo college season as a leading man for a round-peg-square-hole UNLV team. Forced at times to play out of position at the 5, Bennett still averaged more than 16 points and eight rebounds a game for the Rebels while displaying very developed perimeter skills for a power forward. The question for him as a prospect is how his unconventional power-forward game (and size, 6-foot-7) can fit in with the team that drafts him.
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