2010 SFs

jibbajabba614 · Post by **jibbajabba614** » Fri Aug 05, 2016 5:14 am

Small Forwards
1. Paul George B B- C B C B
George has amazing athleticism and size. Chose to play at Fresno State over more prestige schools to showcase his abilities. From his game film to work ethics to his personal life, scouts fell in love with George. He has the size of a power forward with the ability to play point guard. Needs to improve his outside shot and post moves. Fits best as a small forward. Ready to play now. Improved his free throw shooting tremendously after his freshman year. Good potential.

2. Gordon Hayward C A- C C C A
Led Butler to the NCAA finals against Duke. Unfortunately Butler lost and Hayward decided to test his skills in the pros. He is the best 3 point shooter in the draft. Another guy who has the size of a power forward but the ability to play guard. Not the most athletic player on the court. Smart kid who understands the game well. Great defensive rebounder. His two weaknesses are his strength and quickness. Gordon is a scorer who just needs to get better defensively. Good potential.

3. Ed Davis C+ C C- B C+ B
Product of UNC. Davis shot up the draft boards after his play in the NCAA tournament his freshman year. More of a power forward but needs to get stronger. Great shot blocker. Needs to improve his jump shot. Ed's best quality is his rebounding and small forwards who can rebound are hard to find. Solid potential.

4. Al-Farouq Aminu C+ C- C B+ C B
Al-Farouq is an amazing defender, pretty good rebounder and solid scorer. He needs to improve his free throws and three pointers. Aminu impressed scouts with his athleticism. During his senior year in high school, he has a member of the McDonald's All American team. Good potential.

5. Quincy Pondexter C+ C+ D+ C C C
Played College at Washington where he struggled his freshmen and sophomore year. Led the Huskies to the second round his junior year and sweet sixteen his senior year. Solid scorer who needs to improve his defense and outside shot. Solid rebounder. Not as quick and strong as one would like. Limited potential.