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It's really hard not to draw the comparison between him and Bonner. They even are from the same college...
While going with him at #28 seems to be a reach, he seems like a good candidate for #58 if he is still available at that spot. Pop loves to have a stretch PF and Bonner, who is 33, is starting to get old. Furthermore, while it isn't the lock it was a couple of months ago, Bonner might not be back and might be traded/cut/amnestied.
Spurs worked him out so they should have at least a remote interest in him.
