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DALLAS, TX – MARCH 15: Lonnie Walker IV #4 of the Miami (Fl) Hurricanes gets ready to shoot the ball over Clayton Custer #13 of the Loyola (Il) Ramblers during the first round of the 2018 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament held at the American Airlines Center on March 15, 2018 in Dallas, Texas. Loyola defeats Miami 64-62. (Photo by Andy Hancock/NCAA Photos via Getty Images) /

14. player. 73. . Point Guard. University of Miami. Lonnie Walker

Lonnie Walker is a combo guard out of the University of Miami. With unlimited and untapped potential, Walker could be the perfect score for a Nuggets team that lacks playmaking at times.

At 6-foot-4, Walker scored 11.5 points per game in his only season at Miami. Walker can knock down from outside and has good size for a combo wing; however, he might have the JR Smith syndrome.

In college, Walker shot just 41.5% from the field and just under 35% from deep. Smith has shot over 45% from the field in one season while not even reaching 40% in three of his 14. Smith, who seems to now just be a spot up, had stellar Walker-like athleticism yet never put it all together.

Is Walker the next JR Smith?

After all, Smith did give his glory days to the Nuggets.