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Damien Inglis

NBA Comparison: Chris Owens Strengths: He has an astonishing combination of size, physical skills, length and speed … He’s already well developed from the muscular standpoint, especially in the upper body, with long arms and strong hands … His solid body structure allows him to effectively withstand contact, and to attack the basket without struggles even at senior level, plus he has shown the ability to exploit his size by posting up smaller and weaker opponents …

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Abdoulaye Loum

NBA Comparison: N/A Strengths: Long, athletic big man with a large wingspan … Good athlete that allows him to be a good defensive rebounder and shot blocker … His quickness allows him to be a good defender on the pick and roll … On the offensive end he has good form on his jumper for a player of his size … Also adept on the offensive rebounds …

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Quincy Acy

NBA Comparison: Jason Maxiell Strengths:  Athletic forward that can clean up for his teammates on the offensive end of the floor … Extremely explosive … Gets off the ground in a hurry … Quick feet around the rim … Runs the court well … One of the most active post players in the nation … Tries to finish everything with a powerful dunk (almost 40% of his field goals made were via dunks) … Very efficient (shot 57.7% from the field in his senior season) because of his dunk rate … Plays well off of his teammates …

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Miles Plumlee

NBA Comparison: Strengths: Physical big man with a severely limited skill-set … Excellent all-around athletic tools … Very good jumping ability … Recorded a max vertical leap at the 2012 NBA draft combine of 40.5” … Good, but not elite-level explosiveness … Prototypical size for an NBA center (was recently measured at 6’11.75" in shoes) … Active offensively … Cuts well, and is receptive to quick passes in the paint … Moves his feet remarkably well for a player his size … Solid touch around the rim …

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Chasson Randle

NBA Comparison: Toney Douglas Strengths: Dynamic scoring guard.  Always looking to fill up the basket … Can score both at the rim and on the perimeter … Good ballhandler, able to get past defenders and create space for outside jumpers … Solid outside shot.  Connected on 36% of his three-pointers as a senior, a number which was higher in previous years before he started taking a higher volume of shots and before defenses started keying in on him more as Stanford’s #1 option … Aggressive player who looks to draw contact inside.

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Michael Carter-Williams

NBA Comparison: Marcus Williams (AZ)/Jerryl Sasser Strengths: High level passing ability … Tremendous length and height for his position combined with a high basketball IQ. Carter-Williams is a gifted athlete … He has the ability to handle the ball well for his size … Possesses the skill to burst through a first line of defenders, with a deceptive first step … Can turn a broken play into points with an outstanding ability to find the open man … Solid competitor …

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Cody Zeller

NBA Comparison: LaMarcus Aldridge Strengths: Bigman with an excellent basketball IQ and all around athlete … A gazelle. Runs the floor extremely well for a 7 footer. He’s also has great body control for a center, showing unusual ability to convert plays on the break … Plays with great energy, a focused and intense competitor … Highly unselfish, team guy and a willing passer with good vision for a big … Puts winning and his team over individual accolades … Fundamentally sound. Great feel for the game.