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Martin Zeno
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Jonte Flowers
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Folarin Campbell
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Josh Duncan
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Justin Hawkins
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Nikos Pappas
NBA Comparison: N/AStrengths: Scoring combo guard … One of the best young scorers in Europe … Very adept going to the hole … While he is right handed, he likes crossing over and finishing to his left, in fact he may actually be stronger going left than going right for a lay up … He is very strong with the ball allowing him to get to the hole and score or get fouled, much like Lithuanian great Sarunas Marciulionis was able to do while in the NBA …
Matthew Dellavedova
NBA Comparison: Blake Stepp Strengths: Big point guard with deep-range on jumper and high-level understanding of pick-and roll basketball … One of college game’s most impactful performers since 2009. Led Saint Mary’s to 108-28 overall record and three NCAA Tournament appearances in four years as starting point guard … Quick, compact, consistent release on jumper whether stationary or on the move … Efficient scorer due to proclivity for three-pointers and free throws…
Romain Duport
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Devoe Joseph
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Evan Fournier
NBA Comparison: Marco Belinelli Strengths: Has a really solid, strong body that helps him attacking the rim; he is not so explosive, but his first step allows him to beat opponents off the dribble … Very crafty offensively. He is a natural talent, and can score in many ways: shooting from three, attacking the basket and spotting up … Very adept at driving and dishing … Also has a nice left hand, and can grab rebounds, both in offense and defense … The trademark to his game is his ability to score clutch baskets. He seems to live for crunch time …
Enes Kanter
NBA Comparison: Al Horford Strengths: Bigman with excellent size, strength and polish … Combines brute strength with a high skill level … Soft hands … Long arms and solid athleticism allow him to be a force in the paint … A tremendous rebounder. Plays with a high motor and enjoys contact … Has a strong frame and a high basketball IQ … Has a scorers mentality.
Jerome Jordan
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Terrance Withers
NBA Comparison: N/AAran Smith – 3/25/2008 Strengths: A point guard with the ability to set teammates up and a terrific scorer … Has the quickness to get where he wants on the court … Though he is 5-11, he plays bigger than his size suggests … He is one of those players who’s body control with the ball and contact that can make your jaw drop when you see him score … He torched the legendary D.C.
Tadija Dragicevic
Strengths: Dragicevic is one of the more talented young players coming out of Serbia … Very smart offensively; has ability to post-up and use his size inside if guarded by smaller defenders or step-out and knock down mid-range jump shots, even 3’s … Scores points in transition due to his high basketball IQ… Dragicevic has the ability to find space around the basket and is always moving to get open … This year he learned that he has to do some dirty work in the paint in order to earn more playing time; much tougher than he looks
Luca Vitali
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George Hill
NBA Comparison: N/ABorko Popic – 3/24/2008Strengths: A very smooth offensive player that is able to score from anywhere on the court relying on his finesse and fundamentals … Has tremendously efficient shooting percentages: 55% FG, 45 % 3PT and 81% FT … Fills the stat sheet in all categories with 21.5 points, 6.8 rebounds, 4.3 assists, and 1.8 steals per game … Hes long and lanky which enables him to play bigger than his actual size …
Jakub Wojciechowski
NBA Comparison: N/A Strengths: One of the most agile big men in Europe, with good potential and solid face-up skills … He’s more athletic than you might think, and his size, quickness and coordination make him one of more interesting prospects in Europe in his age group … He has excellent hands for shots from mid-range and also for receiving passes … He can use the dribble to convert plays in the paint and he can finish with either hand …
Jayson Granger
NBA Comparison: N/AVinicius Panerari – 3/7/2008 Strengths: Jason is combination of American physical style and a South American understanding of the game. His father was a former American player and he was born and grew up playing in Uruguay … He has become one of the best players of his generation and gone to Spain to play for a team with a strong tradition, Estudiantes of Madrid … Very strong and skilled player, good size and great body for a PG. He’s tall but very explosive and quick …