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Bryan Davis

NBA Comparison: N/A Strengths: Davis is a true back to the basket post player and at 6’9 250 lbs he was able to muscle up and overpower smaller, weaker players. Davis is a good rebounder (8.1 per game) and shot blocker (1.7 per game) and has surprisingly quick hands resulting in 1.3 steals per game. He has a nice touch and finishes fairly well around the rim. A good offensive rebounder and is able to get put-backs due to the fact that he lives in the post.

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Jon Diebler

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NBA Comparison: Richie Frahm/Andy Rautins Strengths: One of the best three point shooters in the NCAA, hitting over 50% his senior year …  At 6-6, can get his shot up over most defenders … Nearly limitless range on his jumper … Doesn’t get enough credit for his passing ability … High basketball IQ, very effective at finding openings on the perimeter … Complements his jumpshot with very effective pump fakes … Not afraid to put the ball on the floor to create space for himself … Gets down the floor well in

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Kenny George

NBA Comparison: Gheorghe MuresanAran Smith – 12/26/2007 Strengths: A giant. Can literally dunk the ball without leaving his feet. His 7-foot-8 height and equally long wingspan makes him an imposing force inside to say the least … He’s able to block shots flat footed, forcing opposing teams to alter numerous shots … The biggest intrigue in George from an NBA standpoint is the idea of throwing him in as a shot blocker and lane clogger (without drawing defensive lane violations) …

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Chris Daniels

NBA Comparison: Brian CookBorko Popic – 3/26/2008Strengths: An intriguing prospect because of his size and ability to play on the perimeter … Shows range well beyond the college 3, and his mechanics are very fundamental … Has the ability to put the ball on the floor, shooting the pull up, as well as taking it all the way to the hoop … Seems to be very unselfish, where he is willing to give the ball up on the perimeter as well as by kicking it out from the post …