2032 PFs

[Oregon Ownage]

Edward Jackson B C D C C+ A
One of the youngest players in the draft is also one of the safest bets. Jackson projects as a reliable two-way big man. Good shot blocker. Great inside scorer. Good strength. Overall great potential

Phillip Carter C+ C D C+ B- A
A thick-framed big man with ballerina quickness, Carter is a do-it-all big man with few notable weaknesses. Solid inside the paint. Good jump shooter. Great rebounder. Has potential to be a great rim protector. Good potential.

Conner Kim B+ C+ D+ B B C
Ready now prospect. A fearless scorer with a slippery style, though he’ll need to learn to play within the confines of an offensive system. Likes to chuck up threes. Scouts feel if he can knock out his bad habits, he will be a great player. Solid potential

Edwin Schrempf B C C+ C+ B+ B
A combo forward who can space the floor and defend multiple positions. Good quickness. Amazing rebounder reason he is better suited at PF. Solid jump shot. Overall good potential

Nate Coffey C C D+ B A- B
An aggressive, versatile defender and rebounder; with an extreme makeover, he might resemble Dennis Rodman on the court. Amazing rebounder. Great shot blocker. Good strength. Good potential

Victor Lyles C C+ C C+ C+ A
Best described as a shooting big who likes to avoid contact whenever possible. Good shooting stroke and has the ability to knock down threes but his ability inside the paint is lacking. Quicker than most PF's but not as strong, classic trade-off. Average at holding down the post on defense and he prefers to crash the offensive boards than defensively. Good potential.

Skyler Coleman C C C C C A
Multi year project for any team looking to draft Skyler. He has a good foundation but hasn't been able to find a coach that can help him out it all together. Dont expect anything for at least 3 years. Great potential.

Jim Hyatt B B+ C C+ C+ C
Elite shooting bigman. Creates space very well and is proficient from three point range. More suited as an offensive minded player as his defensive skills are average at best. Rebounding is slightly above average and ability to create turnovers is below average. Average potential.

Joseph Tsakalidis C+ C C- C C A
Same type of player as Skyler Coleman with a more advanced offensive game. Solid strength for the position and is willing to sit and learn. Great potential.

Paul Peeler C+ C C- C+ B- A
Strong player who hasn't shown the ability to translate his strength to the court in a meaningful way yet. Solid rebounder and defender but lacks the "eye" in blocking shots and creating turnovers. Average offensively at all three levels so if he can improve here, he looks to become a good player. Great potential.

[Oregon Ownage]

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