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Darius Johnson-Odom
NBA Comparison: Allen Ray Strengths: Experienced lefty with a decent skill-set for the shooting guard position in the NBA … Good open-court speed … Runs hard in transition … Uses speed to create easy opportunities for himself … Solid athlete with good leaping ability … Makes up in part for his lack of height with a strong, Gilbert Arenas-type frame and a 6’6" wingspan … Moves well without the basketball … Always looking to rotate to an open position on the perimeter where his teammates can find him …
Alec Brown
NBA Comparison: Matt Bullard Stengths: At 7’1" Alec not only has legitimate NBA center height but also is one of the best shooters in the 2014 NBA Draft … He consistently can hit shot after shot from well beyond the 3 point line … With 29% of all his shots taken from 3 he was able to make them at a 42% clip and an overall field goal percentage at 47% … He displays good agility, height, and a solid understanding of his offensive strengths …
CJ Reed
Notes: Measured 6’2.5 (in shoes) 226 lbs, with a 6’2 wingspan at the 2011 Deron Williams Skills Academy
Igor Hadziomerovic
Notes: Played for Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) … Born in Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina
Assem Marei
Notes: Played for club team Al Zamalek in Egypt … Averaged 18.5 ppg and 12.3 rpg through 8 games of the U19 World Championships for Egypt … Will play at Minnesota State University (DII) and begin as a sophomore in 2012-13 … named pronounced AWE-some (Awesome)
Hugh Greenwood
Notes: Youngest player to attend the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) and has participated with the Australian National Team
Marcos Delia
December 10, 2012
Dmitry Kulagin
April 18, 2012January 2, 2011
Khyle Marshall
Notes: Played on 2011 U-19 USA team
Doug McDermott
NBA Comparison: Wally Szczerbiak/Tracy Murray Strengths: Unbelievable scoring skills … Is aided by his outstanding shooting touch and “easy” shooting stroke … Deep range as a shooter … Has a textbook form to his shot, and squares his shoulders to the basket almost instantaneous when he attempts jumpers … Shows a very quick release and has the ability to quicken his release against closeouts … Has great footwork … Able to hit shots from deep with his feet set and off screens, and is also extremely effective with
Prince Ibeh
NBA Comparison: Dewayne Dedmon Strengths: Despite playing a limited role his first three seasons has been on the NBA radar for quite some time due to his immense physical gifts … Standing 6’11’’ in shoes, he sports a massive 7’5.5’’ wingspan and a standing reach of 9’4.5’’. Not only does Ibeh have great size for an NBA big man, not to mention he also weighs in at a well-muscled 260 pounds … He is a quick leaper, with good lateral quickness, and solid end to end speed …