I'm a UCLA fan i have to say kevin love would be great on this team. The only #1 big problem is that hes a bit slow... But he can crazy outlet pass and is a great rebounder 6 ft 10 inches 260 Pounds

Also he can shoot college 3's :P

I go to UCLA and get to watch him play often.

To be quite honest, Kevin Love isn't going to have a big impact in the NBA.  He's able to be dominant in college because he can outmuscle everyone, he's alot thicker than most guys that are trying to stop him in the post.  But Kevin Love won't be able to do any of that against any decent NBA centers, it's just not going to happen.  He's just going to be a big, slow, unathletic yet fundamental big man.

He should stay in college as long as he can and win a few titles.  He does know how to play the game though, and he'll probably be a pretty solid backup somewhere in the NBA.  But I don't think he's the kind of guy that could come in here and solve any of our problems.

It was a nice idea though, but I don't think his game is going to translate well enough to the NBA to be able to help us out that much.

This guy does not help with the warriors glaring weakness...which is close to the basket DEFENSE.  Biedrins is already effective on the offensive end, and the warriors already have enough offensive tools that they don't need your typical post threat.  They need someone that can DEFEND other team's bigs.

Compliments of being a Warriors fan through the thin years.

Love, imo is best suited as a reserve bigman.

The thing about being undersized. Players can make up for being undersized by having outstading vertical leaping ability and athleticism, long wingspan, or by out-muscling the competition.

By what i've seen, Love contains neither of these three assets that is key for undersized bigmen.

Another thing. The reason why guys like Boozer, Kaman, and Brand are effective given their limitations whether it be by height, length or athleticism, is by having at least one combination of these things. Plus these guys have all shown the great ability to use both hands extremely well so the defense can't play them to one side.

Love is overweight right now, so he could tone up his body and potentially increase his athleticism, muscle and vert.

Love, right now is extremely slow from side to side. He won't be able to matchup well with quicker 4's or take a guard or forward on a switch. He's also not tall enough to bang with traditional 4's and 5's. He CAN make up for this by gaining strength (he has a nice frame to add weight) and pushing big players off the block and into an uncomfortable spot on the floor.

Love is a good rebounder in college, but will his lack of length and athleticism affect that? He looks fundamental enough on blocking out to suggest he'll be decent, but not a rebounding machine like David Lee is.

Love has great touch around the basket, which would be an asset to the warriors. He also has range out to the college 3. He might be a good fit next to AB, seeing as how AB would take on the toughest frontcourt player on the opposing team. Plus, the warriors don't always look to shut the door on defense.

I wouldn't mind the warriors drafting him in the late teens area. But just don't expect him to be the next Boozer or Brand. Think more of a Sean May type of player to me.

He shoots a pretty good percentage from the line. My buddy who is a UCLA fan is telling me around 77. Even if he is undersized, he has the potential to be fouled alot. When players are very sound with their post footwork and technique, they are almost impossible not to foul. Anyone that plays ball (whether high school, college, in the rec center or whatever)knows  guys that have crisp footwork are VERY difficult to keep up with and, like i said are nearly impossible to not to foul even on accident. IMO Love seems like a guy who can go to the line alot, even against more athletic player in the NBA.

Would be another Pac-10 big man, Ryan Anderson from Cal. He's a more complete player than Love in my opinion in that he has incredible range, he passes very well, and he's an above average rebounder. I think he'd be a better fit for the Warriors because he has a nice, quick release and isn't afraid to pull the trigger when he's open. At 6-10, 240 it wouldn't be a stretch to play him at either forward spot. I'd love to see him stay close to home and play for the Warriors if he comes out.

Bay Area native and current Cal star DeVon Hardin? He would be able to run with us, get some nice dunks off BD's passes, play decent defense, and rebound. The only problem is he is currently projected at 16, too high for us based on our current standings.

compared to Tyler Hansbrough with the exception that Love has much better intangibles. The thing that worries most people about Love is his ability to defend against length, height, and weight issues. I don't see much upside in him and he isn't a known commodity in the NBA, so in drafting him you probably have a top level of being a solid contributor, with a fair chance of him being a bust.  

Harrington. PF that can shoot well, but is lackluster on defense and rebounding.

He's not that good