[valentine]

 for some reason I haven’t read much about the off hands of these draft prospects this year.

Having some ambidexterity makes a big difference.

Please help me ID guys who are great with both hands, and also guys that are one hand ponies.

Oubre comes to mind as a guy with a poor off hand (right hand) in both his shooting and dribbling skills.

Any other guys stand out as particularly good or bad with their off hand?

 

 

 

[WinterSoldierParticipant]

 I don’t see that being true of Oubre. I’m not saying he is great with his right but he looks about equal to other young players. I don’t know why he has become such a target for critisism he is good prospect. 

[WinterSoldierParticipant]

 I don’t see that being true of Oubre. I’m not saying he is great with his right but he looks about equal to other young players. I don’t know why he has become such a target for critisism he is good prospect. 

[AdamJCallejaParticipant]

 Oubre seems to only finish with his left but is actually more comfortable driving with his right hand. It’s strange but I watched every KU game this year

[AdamJCallejaParticipant]

 Oubre seems to only finish with his left but is actually more comfortable driving with his right hand. It’s strange but I watched every KU game this year

[Jr. ROXASParticipant]

Justice Winslow finishes suprisingly smooth with both his left and right hand. He also takes what the defense gives when it comes to it i noticed, in that when a defender blocks his left path he can sidestep to his left foot and finish with his off-hand with ease and vice versa. 

[Jr. ROXASParticipant]

Justice Winslow finishes suprisingly smooth with both his left and right hand. He also takes what the defense gives when it comes to it i noticed, in that when a defender blocks his left path he can sidestep to his left foot and finish with his off-hand with ease and vice versa. 

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