Would have made the League. No doubt in my mind. He worked feverishly on improving his game and came back every year with another layer added. Remember, he was a bigger football than basketball prospect in high school which may be one reason why Tom wanted to lock him up early. He did much of his basketball developing on the collegiate level. He had a good sense of anticipation in trapping/pressing situations. Loose balls always seemed to bounce to him. Would have been the Alpha Dog his senior year after losing Acie Earl and several others to graduation. He and Russ Millard would have been a two man wrecking crew inside, with Street as the all around senior and Millard the freakish athlete, with a young Jess Settles backing them up.
His game, however, was more Ryan Bowen than Settles or Millard and that's what would have set him apart. He had a sixth sense for seeing things out there, like Bowen, worked hard to improve his weaknesses, like Bowen, and would have had a five_seven year NBA career, like Bowen.
Millard, for those who dont remember, was an unbelievable athlete. I would put him forth behind Gerry Wright, Roy Marble and Tyler Cook for athleticism. He was right up there