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Kyle Wiltjer
NBA Comparison: Nick Fazekas/Matt Bonner Strengths: A bigtime shooter. Has in the gym range and absolutely cannot be left open or he will knock down a 3 point shot … Looking at his NBA potential he could be a lethal weapon in pick and pop situations, playing alongside a quick and explosive guard … In a league that is based on spacing and shooting, he could become a valued piece in any offense creating gaps in defense for guards to attack the rim and punishing any kind of help from his man …
Angelo Chol
April 30, 2011April 22, 2011April 6, 2010
Rodney Hood
NBA Comparison: Rashard Lewis Strengths: Solid athlete and left handed wing scorer that can score from all three levels … Really strong shooter from both the outside and midrange, stretches the floor … First step is strong and can take defenders off of the dribble … Capable passer who has some play making ability, unselfish … Solid conditioning, able to stay on the court for long periods of time … Has definitely put in a lot of work on his body and gained significant amount of weight during time in college without losing sp
Jay Canty
Notes: Transferred after freshman season at Xavier … attends Appalachian State University
CJ Aiken
NBA Comparison: Jeremy Evans Strengths: Athletically gifted combo forward with octopus-like length. Measured at 7’1.5 wingspan and 9’0 standing reach. The definition of "easy hops", seemingly levitates and walks on air. Explosive leaper off two feet finishing well above the rim. Dunk tally is impressive. Off-ball movement is his staple for offensive productivity (10.4 PPG)- frequent lob target on back cuts as well as in transition. Aiken averages 1.7 PPP off the cutting action and 1.37 PPP in the transition game.Tobi Oyedeji
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Javarez Willis
Notes: Transferred to Ohio after playing first two seasons at Texas Tech
Papa Samba Ndao
Notes: Will miss 2014-15 season due to medical issues
Cody Larson
Notes: Announced he was leaving Florida basketball program on October 25, 2012
Markel Starks
Notes: Measured 6’1.5 (in shoes) 174 lbs, with a 6’2.5 wingspan at the 2013 Nike Guard Skills Academy
Alex Kirk
NBA Comparison: Kenny Frease Strengths: A versatile offensive threat, Kirk averaged a solid 16.6 points per 40 minutes this past season at New Mexico … Can score both inside and out; has a soft right-handed hook shot and a very smooth jumper, with range that extends to the NBA three-point line … Most effective inside 18 feet – according to Hoop–Math.com, Kirk made an impressive 70% of his shots at the rim and a respectable 38% of his 2-point jumpers … Not afraid to put a ball on the floor and drive past slower def
