Hunter is actually getting a little run from the four letter network:

Jay Bilas:

Vincent Hunter, UTEP Miners

Hunter did a good job playing to his strengths at the camp and not allowing himself to be pushed around. He stood his ground in the post and on the glass. As an undersized power forward, Hunter will need to show he can step away and stretch the floor.

Top 10 2015 NBA Draft Sleepers:

6. Vincent Hunter, 6-8, 200, SF, Soph., UTEP Miners

Chad Ford's Rank: NR

I got my first in-person look at the long and versatile Detroit native this past week at the LeBron James Skills Academy in Las Vegas, and he didn't disappoint. He's 6-8, can handle the ball and also can pass and defend. The question for me is whether he'll improve his perimeter shot enough.

I don't really agree with Bilas saying he's an undersized PF. Whatever he does at the next level, he's going to a be wing at college. Agree on the shot. If he can start consistently hitting the 15-18 foot jumper, he's going to be scary good.