I don't think so. This is what the scouts have to go on in many cases. If you go to camp and play well, it makes a big difference. It's probably not fair. There should be more weight on college careers, but for many guys college careers are woefully short.
Personnel directors have so little tape to look at they, have to see the guys in person.
You really can't fault them for that. These kids finally play against their peers and you apply more credence to doing it against a similar player. Sometimes with these college stars, it's boys vs. men. Also, there are a lot of Europeans that you can't trust the tape on. Camps are very important, but it's the reality of the situation.