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Stephen Zimmerman
NBA Comparison: Cole Aldrich/Tyler Zeller Strengths: Possesses a very solid skill set and high basketball IQ that will allow him to eventually be impactful in the NBA … True 7-footer with 7’3” wingspan that can put it on the floor, block shots, and willing passer that looks to make plays for others … Has great touch around the basket with a decent hook shot with his left hand … Solid player in halfcourt situations. Very unselfish with high-level passing ability and decision-making … Great feel for the game with solid offensive skill set …
Mamadou Ndiaye
Notes: Measured 7’4 (in shoes) 297 lbs, with a 8’1 wingspan at the 2012 Amare Stoudemire Skills Academy March 6, 2013February 5, 2013September 8, 2012
Marko Arapovic
NBA Comparison: Uros Slokar Strengths: Very skilled big man … Great feel for the game … High Basketball I.Q … A high energy player, who enjoys doing the dirty work … Plays with a high motor … Great teammate … Really mature for his age … Has nice soft hands … Sets hard screens … Great rebounder, especially on the offensive end … Most of the time he is able to establish deep position in the post … Great footwork with his back to the basket … Already a good low-post scorer with a vari
Dragan Bender
NBA Comparison: Hedo Turkoglu Strengths: Versatile player, who can play both forward positions and occasionally at Center, although for now is considered a power forward … Has all the necessary elements to become a prototypical stretch 4, if he continues to improve … Impressive size for a power forward.
Lovro Mazalin
August 17, 2013July 25, 2012
Jet Chang
Notes: Full name is Tsung-Hsien Chang
Justin Hamilton
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Mindaugas Kupsas
April 8, 2012April 4, 2012
Montrezl Harrell
NBA Comparison: JJ Hickson/Bo Outlaw Strengths: Montrezl Harrell established himself as a true dunk machine during his tenure at Louisville, and an absolute monster around the rim … His 7’3” wingspan, strength and ferocious attitude allow him to wreak havoc on the glass at the NCAA level … His 3.2 offensive rebounds per game, and 9.2 total rebounds are both very good numbers for a power forward, and despite being around 6’7.5”, he has a reported 8’11” standing reach, which is adequate for his position in the NBA …
Sindarius Thornwell
NBA Comparison: Aaron McKie Strengths: Experienced 2-guard with great toughness and leadership … Became the heart and soul of the overachieving Gamecocks team … Has improved in his senior year to become a consistent outside shooter … Shows good form on his jumpshot, performing especially well in catch and shoot situations … Gets his feet set quickly and has a quick, concise shooting motion, solid mechanics … Bigtime rebounder for a 6-5 shooting guard … Really enjoys contact and has no trouble battling hard on the boards against bigger players …
