There are some good highlight vids of him on youtube. Is he a shot at the WC's? I would like to think so... he has the talent to do it, just depends how big a camp Lemanis holds before and whether hes willing to add new elements to what hes doing. I would like to see him and goulding make it, as 2 guys who can create there own shot.

shot 7-22 FG's, in 15 point loss...

WC/Olympic player that does not make!

I watched that game he was great early on and got tired as the game went on. The commentary team also made references to him looking tired.

I saw this game as well and thought that he did well, but his team was lacking the big presence inside needed to give him more good looks and the Kentucky freshmen are a very talented group, just too good and too big for the Broncos in this one!

I think he has potential but needs another year to continue to develop his game and become more consistent, hopefully his final year/senior at Boise state will do that. Don't see him in the Boomers team yet though.

I have trouble watching college basketball, it looks so out-of-control most of the time

He will need to improve to make 2014 boomers team, he faces competition from the likes of Newley, Broekhoff and Goulding. Unlikely to play NBL imo if he doesn't make the nba he will end up in Europe

On a slightly related note....why did Anthony Drmic retire in his prime...?

*frank

Was wondering the same thing myself. Frank was a great player early on making the 1998 WC's at only 20 went overseas for a while before joining the South Dragons but whether it was injury or form he just wasn't the same when he came back to NBL

Anthony was great in the first have but did apear to tire in the second. Perhaps lingering effects of his illness?

Nonetheless he is a fantastic prospect who could be on the fringe of making the NBA after a big year this year followed by an even better senior year.

I just think Frank Drmic ran out of options and decided to retire after been cut by the Dragons. I think Drmic was a little overrated- I remember they were calling him the next Andrew Gaze at 19. To be fair Drmic played down the comparison.

He improved early in his career under Goorgian after a little fan fare. It should also be noted that while he made the under 22 Gold Medal Australian team, he struggled terribly starting at the point guard paired with Sam Mackinnon starting at the guards. The team only started firing later in the tournament when they moved Sam Mackinnon to small forward and started Brendan Mann and Aaron Trahair at the one and two spots respectively- while Drmic was sent to the bench.

He never seemed to improve when he spent a long stint in Europe unlike David Andersen. I know he was cut from a couple teams that probably hurt his confidence. And he returned to the NBL became overweight at the Dragons and retired at the age of 31. Suggesting Drmic retired at his peak is laughable. From I have read on the boards he had the talent but never had the work ethic to be the player some predicted. While Chris Anstey, Sam Mackinnon and Jason Smith went from strength to strength after their tenure with the South East Melbourne Magic. Frank Drmic never really fulfilled his potential and always remains one of the great big what if's..........

Not sure how Frank is relevant to the conversation really, 2 different people with 2 different games and most likely 2 different outcomes lets not in any way judge Anthony by what Frank did or didn't do.

I know thats not what people are doing, but throw the names around long enough and people might start.

Anthony has got a very bright future in the game,, and hope to see him at next Boomers camp at very least.. and the guy should be strongly considered come 2016

I never said Drmic never had a work ethic early in his career. But whether he sustained it through out his career is another question. I will agree with you about him being a bit of tweener though. But he had the size to play small forward. Probably never had quickness to play guard but then again that was more of only a part time position later in his career.