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Marreese Speights
NBA Comparison: Juwan HowardAran Smith – 2/9/2008Strengths: Fluid bigman with excellent length and shooting touch Shows a lot of offensive promise with great touch on his shot within 8 feet of the basket Very effective at the pick and roll Has good hands and a terrific frame He should be able to put on additional weight allowing him to play more physical Huge wingspan gives him the length to play both the 4 and 5 positions at the next level as his body matures Neither incredibly fast or explosive, but he is an ab
Jason Bennett
NBA Comparison: N/A
Scottie Reynolds
NBA Comparison: N/AStrengths: A 4 year, scoring machine out of Villanova, this Big East Player of the Year candidate has been the a huge part of the offense for his team the past few years… Quick first step with a good, not great handle, uses creative and crafty moves to find enough space to get a shot off … Great touch and feel for the basket allows him to hit off balance, awkward shots without needing to square up …
Alex Stepheson
NBA Comparison: N/A
Taj Gibson
NBA Comparison: Vin BakerStrengths: An extremely efficient and consistent player … He is an underrated athlete, possessing nice length and the ability to get off the ground quickly … His touch around the basket is very soft, where he prefers to turn to his left shoulder, but is still comfortable going to the left hand … In the post he is extremely patient, he seals well and fights for position … His post-up game mostly consists of drop steps and mini hooks … He is also very dangerous with his faceup game, because
Derrick Jasper
NBA Comparison: Doc RiversAran Smith – 9/29/2006Strengths: A true floor general at 6-5 with the ability to make those around him better His tremendous vision and passing ability are his best assets A natural at setting the table and finding teammates for easy baskets Very cerebral point guard who works hard to improve his game A team player, values winning over individual accolades Head strong player with great leadership ability Solid defender who plays sound fundamental defense instead of gambling for steals .
James Keefe
NBA Comparison: N/A
Willie Kemp
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Raymar Morgan
NBA Comparison: N/A Strengths: A combo forward with nice length and good athleticism … He is most likely a SF at the next level, but he shows the ability to post up and score around the basket … Able to use his lanky arms and quick feet, he can get around defenders on the block and get good looks at the basket … He is most effective in the midrange area, where he can catch the ball and attack 1-2 dribbles to the basket … A terrific finisher around the basket, he has a soft touch and knows how to use angles to convert on plays …
Davon Jefferson
NBA Comparison: Cedric CeballosMike Apodaca – 1/11/2006Strengths: Has an advanced offensive skill level for a high schooler … Excellent face up game with an automatic 12-15 foot jump shot, and lethal first step which he uses to attack the rim … He is great in transition, tip dunks, finishes very well … Intiguing combination of size and athleticism At 6-8 he has inside/outside ability Knows how to play in the post and with his back to the basket … Long arms allow him to play bigger than his size …
David Lighty
NBA Comparison: Travis Hansen Strengths: At 6’6 216, Lighty Jr.
Michael Washington
NBA Comparison: Clifford Rozier
Jon Scheyer
NBA Comparison: Blake Stepp
Ramar Smith
NBA Comparison: N/A
Wayne Chism
NBA Comparison: N/A Strengths: A team oriented power forward who does a little bit of everything … He is a player focused on winning and will do whatever it takes to get the job done without worrying about his personal stats … He has good size and strength for an inside player, he is also a decent athlete with a good wingspan … He is comfortable operating with his back to the basket, working hard block to block in order to establish good low post position …
Earl Clark
NBA Comparison: Marvin Williams/Boris Diaw
Quincy Pondexter
NBA Comparison: Bobby Simmons Strengths: Wing player with good athleticism, a long wingspan and wiry strength … He has put the pieces together in his senior season and has lived up to the potential that he flashed early in his career … He shows a good motor and has a strong work ethic, looking to out-hustle and outwork his opponents at every opportunity … A very good transition player, he gets out on the break and runs his lanes, looking to use his explosiveness in order to complete plays at the basket … His first step is fairly quick, but very l
Curtis Kelly
NBA Comparison: N/AKevin Duffy – 9/1/2007 Strengths: Kelly is an extremely long 69 …