http://www.draftexpress.com/article/Cross-Country-Workout-Swing,-Part-Two-Priority-Sports-LA-2884/

Ugh, I hate what this site does with pasted links.

Good find Cat. Pretty positive review overall. Bit of a slam against the way he's been coached at BYU, but that may be fairly accurate seeing as how Trent hasn't shown a lot of improvement in his shooting skills or in playing facing the basket while at BYU. Too bad, because it could affect BYU's ability to recruit players of similar skills. I wish Trent much success in the NBA.

Sounds a lot like what people have been saying on here for months. Great athleticism, needs to get stronger and develop a midrange jumper because he is not going to be a great "back to the basket" player. But, I agree with Conosticator, overall it was pretty positive. He seems like a bit of a project player but if he can impress people again at Orlando, I could see him being a early to mid second rounder with the possibility of a team taking a flying leap for him in the first round.

Nice read. I really hope he does well at the next level...as most of us do. Looks like he just needs some focused coaching to help HIM improve, the athleticism is there. Definitely a cut at BYU coaching/system for not developing Trent, but then again, BYU basketball has never really done a good job developing big men. I hope they can improve their development with Chris Miles who has the strength, size, and tenacity to be a real nasty pounding big man.

Good Luck Trent, and good luck to the Trent-less-Cougars next year.