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Physical & Mental: Athletic, strong and runs the
floor very well. At his size, he could be an ideal 3/4.
Ball Skills: In order to play the 3, he will need some work
on perimeter ball skills. Closer to the basket, and in the post,
he has good ball skills.
Offense: Very good post moves. Takes the ball to the
basket very well. Can finish in traffic.
Rebounding: Excellent offensive rebounder. Seemed to grab
every one.
Defense: Very good post defender even when he was giving up
2-3 inches. Did not guard on the perimeter during combine.
Game Knowledge: Smart player.
Strengths: Rebounding, especially offensive. Ability to
finish in traffic. Excellent post moves.
Opportunities for Improvement: Perimeter ball handling and
jump shot.
Overall Comments:
One of the better big men at the combine. Would make an
excellent 3/4 if he can improve his perimeter game.
|
Small Forward |
Score |
Power Forward |
Score |
|
Shooting |
6 |
Post-Up
Ability |
10 |
|
Shooting
Range |
6 |
Shooting |
8 |
|
Runs Floor |
9 |
Shooting
Range |
8 |
|
Def. on
Ball |
8 |
Def. on
Post |
10 |
|
Create Shot |
7 |
Shot-Blocking |
9 |
|
Def. off
Ball |
8 |
Def.
Rebounding |
10 |
|
Post-Up
Ability |
10 |
Off.
Rebounding |
10 |
|
Passing |
9 |
Set Screens |
9 |
|
Rebounding |
10 |
Passing |
8 |
|
Driving |
8 |
Toughness |
10 |
| |
|
Outlet Pass |
9 |
Scale = 1-10, 1 low, 10
high. Scale is indicative of players strengths relative to
other skills at the same position. It is not a comparison to
other players, but a blueprint of the individuals' strengths.
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College & Amateur Basketball Career: |
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Virginia Union University (Final
Season: 2002-2003)
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Head Coach: Dave Robbins (804)
257-5790
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Sports Information Director:
Jerry Scarborough (804) 342-1493
Team's most improved player in
2001-2002. As a senior, averaged 23.2 minutes, 55.3% FG, 67.0 FT
%, 5.4 rebounds and 10.0 points per game. His 55.3 FG% was 6th
best in CIAA conference. His .67 blocks per game was the 14th highest
total in the CIAA conference. His average of 2.42 offensive boards
per game was 10th best in the conference. |
