1986 Cs

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1986 Cs

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Brad Daugherty B+ C- C- B- B- A
A gifted talent who can potentially be a top player in the draft class. Defensively, Daugherty is one of the best shot blocker in his class. Perfect timing on shots. Boxes out nicely to get the rebounds. He’s got a nice back to the basket game and can score over either shoulder. He shows a promising turn around jump shot. Solid mid range shooter. Amazing potential

Roy Tarpley B C- D B C+ B
Could possibly be the best big in this class. Could be more well suited as a four. Has lots of natural strength and a low center of gravity. Tarpley can play bully-ball and power his way to the rim. He can play above the rim but isn’t an amazing run/jump athlete. Has quick reflexes and good defensive instincts. Blocks shots well. Good rebounder. Great potential

Arvydas Sabonis C+ C C B- B- A
Great playmaker for a guy his size. Has a nice shooting touch from mid range and can face up and drive the ball and score around the rim. Sabonis is dangerous on the offensive glass and has a nose for the ball. Already has three point range and a very smooth looking release. Good defender but not get the blocks like other bigs get. Amazing potential

Chris Washburn C+ D C- B B- C
Ready now player. Scouts wonder if he has anymore development left in the tank. Good Size, strength and athleticism. Rebounds well and uses his size to control to the paint. Plays with good energy and gives a relentless effort. Pick and pop shooter. Attacks basket well. All around defender who can block and steal. Limited potential

Kevin Duckworth C+ C- C- B- C+ A
The combination of his fluidity, length, and athleticism makes him an enticing prospect. But scouts worry if he can live up to the expectations. Has a nice skill set for a big. He plays well inside the paint, protects the paint and good at grabbing the glass. Isn’t the fastest athlete but has good mobility and more than enough speed burst to play in transition. Great potential

William Bedford C+ C- C- C+ C+ A
Small school sensation who did it all for Memphis State but that hindered his development of skills at the college level. He needs to round out all areas of his game but if needed can play a couple of minutes here and there as he can be effective deflecting shots and playing good defense. Great potential.

Greg Dreiling B- C D- B B- C
Not much potential growth for Dreiling but he knows what he can do. Offensive scoring is inconsistent as his finishing leaves a lot to be desired but can hit shots outside the paint consistently. Average defender who does all the right things, nothing flashy, and is solid on the boards. Nice plug and play.

Panagiotis Fasoulas C+ C- C C+ B- B
Greek import who brings the European style to the DASL. More elegant and smooth getting up and down the court compared to prospects who came through universities but not all tough in the paint. Good jump shot and above average defender are his strengths currently. Good potential.

Augusto Binelli C+ D+ D C+ C+ A
Another foreign prospect, this time out of Italy. Augusto is more raw than Panagiotis and will need more coaching to fulfill his potential. Offensive game is very limited and defensive he lacks focus. His one plus currently is the ability to alter shots but needs to be more consistent. Great potential.

John Shasky C+ C- C- C+ C A
Brute in the paint as he uses his strength but lack of mobility to intimidate opponents. His abilities are severely lacking (poor finishing at the rim, clueless defensively and positioning is poor for rebounds) but is great at swatting shots away. Great head on his shoulders who will need all the coaching you can provide. Great potential.
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