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1984 SFs

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Bernard Thompson C+ C- C- C+ C A
At this point he’s more of a straight-line driver and isn’t the most creative playmaker. Has a good feel for the game and making his teammates better. Needs to develop his ball handling and get more creative with his drives, since he won’t be able to overpower NBA defenders as much. Great potential

Tony Campbell B- C C C+ C- B
Campbell could possibly have the longest career out of all the small forwards. He is in great shape. He’s got a rock solid frame with quick-twitch athleticism. Campbell is at his best when he puts his head down and goes to the basket, blowing by or overpowering defenders. Good potential

Kenny Fields C+ C+ C C+ C B
His skill level is fairly advanced as well (but not yet polished), showing flashes of a really nice outside shot making and open court ball handling ability. Good defender He’s got the type of raw athleticism and strength that sets him apart from other prospects. Good potential

Michael Young B- C- C- C+ D B
Overall, could possibly be the best small forward in the draft. If he can continue to improve defensively, he may be a pretty effective player in the league. Good jump shot. Scores the ball inside the paint. Teams may look to see how he does playing shooting guard due to his terrible rebounding abilities. Good potential

Devin Durrant B- C- D C+ D C
Great finisher around the rim. Uses his basketball IQ to position himself for the open shot. May never be a starting player in the league but provides teams needing depth at the wing position. Solid potential

Victor Fleming C C+ C C C- B
His player mold is very different from the players we will currently find in the DASL. Prefers to play outside the paint and get his shots off beyond the three-point line. Very good handler and distributor but his defense is poor. Goes for the highlight steals and very often leaves his man wide open. Good potential.

Ron Anderson B- C C- B- C C
Slashing scorer who will always drive to his right which limits his offensive potential but still very good. With all of his scoring coming inside the arch. Ok defender. Average potential.

Cory Blackwell C C- D+ B- C- A
Young prospect who will need to learn how to develop his offensive game to become more consistent inside the paint and absorb contact. Average defender due to his length but still gets found out due to lack of concentration. Great potential.

Charlie Sitton C D C- B- C B
Comes into the draft as a defensive specialist both inside and outside the paint. Scoring is inconsistent and doesn’t project to become much of anything at that end of the court. Good potential.

Jerome Kersey C+ C C- B- C B
Smaller school prospect who alerted scouts when he showed up at the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament and stood with the players from bigger schools. Has the abilities across the board and scouts like his floor but will need a season or two adjusting to the DASL. Very good potential.

Fred Reynolds C C+ C C+ C A
Elite potential from Fred as he can score from all levels but needs to become consistent to find minutes in this league. Good size and quickness but technique and craft need work for him to become the player scouts think he can become. Will need a season or two before he can be evaluated.
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