He is playing at Stoneridge Preparatory School (Tarzana, CA) not Findlay. He can shoot the 3 from NBA range. He just had a 45 point game recently. Plus this guy is only 17. He was Born in Sweden and raised in Turkey. Has a good blood line on intelligence.

I read somewhere that he was the top prospect in Europe.

I wouldn’t say he is one and done. Kanter is different. Coming from a strong academic background, where his father is a well-known professor and doctor, Kanter has a desire to earn a quality education in the United States. Kanter stated, "First I want to have a good education and then become a good, famous basketball player." I think this guy is 4 year player.

http://scouthoops.scout.com
 

Kanter is a fundamentally sound basketball player with a high basketball IQ. He scores from all over the floor and is an efficient player in the post. When in the post, Kanter is patient and reads what the defense is giving him. He does a great job of establishing deep post position and loves to create contact with his opponent. Kanter uses a drop-step or step-through move in the post, as well as two dribble-drop baseline moves from both sides of the floor. He is always on two feet when going to finish and keeps the ball chinned while completing his moves in the post. Kanter finishes his layups above the rim; occasionally, he will dunk. He is comfortable knocking down the 3-point shot as the trailer or picking-and-popping in the half-court offense. He will rebound the basketball at its highest point and goes outside of his body to grab a number of rebounds. His physical traits, plus his feel for the game, will allow him to be an excellent player at the high-major level.

This from the Fixed Link by the cassino

Scouting Reports on European Youth Players are usually 95% B.S.!!! Most are soft finesse players that look good in a skills competition but crumble against more athletic, physical players in U.S. The ones that don’t crumble usually are just solid contributors, specialists, but not superstars. If Kanter is at least as physical as they claim he’ll be a good pickup for the drive and dish Husky offense….if he has hands to catch the ball and finish.

But I don’t want people thinking he’s going to come in an be a 20/10 player the moment he steps in campus. Down the line, maybe, and he’s probably going to contribute quickly, but let’s not think he’s the missing link and is going to win us a national title because he’s gods gift to basketball. That’s not fair to him, the program or the coaches.

Kanter left 2 million a year on the table to come to Washington…wake up folks, this guy is a stud. This is not Wolfinger, who stumbled over the sideline. Wolfinger was never 5 star recruit. He was 1 star at best. Kanter is coming to the UW to best int NCAA first not the NBA.

Over at Dawgman they are saying he is the best prospect in Europe and has an NBA three pointer plus a wide range of shots fromt he outside.

Just from reading his posts I know he knows basketball…and i`ve coached select boys and girls teams so i don`t give that compliment lightly. Based on actual verifiable history, the #1 prospect in Europe or being offered a million dollar euroleague contract means nothing…all that matters is if you can PLAY. No one said Kanter isnt a good pickup or even a potential star… but you buy the european hype before you see the product you are going to have unrealistic expectations so SLOW DOWN. As for Dawgman, they hyped Ricky Rubio like he was the 2nd coming of Magic Johnson & John Stockton combined. I took a look at all the scouting videos and laughed because he was nowhere near being an impact NBA player, he needed the seasoning of a high major NCAA program…he was a 1st round draft pick but where is Rubio playing now??