Sullinger has had enough of it.
He tells the Akron Beacon-Journal:
"Everybody is overanalyzing my game. I'm always the bad guy in every gym. Everybody says I can't do this or that, everybody points out all the negative things I do. There's a lot of positives I think I do, but that's not for me to discuss."
Sullinger has improved significantly in his sophomore season at Ohio State, losing some weight and becoming more athletic. Although some say he could be undersized at 6-9 playing power forward, Sullinger could be a very solid player.
He can also hit the jumpers very well, including hitting 40-percent from behind-the-arc last season. However, his ability was questioned during the Final Four, struggling against the Kansas' Jeff Withey.
We'll see how he does.
In my opinion, I think he'll do well. Our mock draft has him falling at the No. 12 to the Milwaukee Bucks.
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