1986 PFs

[Oregon Ownage]

Brad Sellers B+ C- C- B B+ D
Ready now prospect. Sellers is the most ready big man to produce right away. Great frame and size. Offensively, plays a well rounded inside game. Can get to the free throw line and hit constantly. Defensively, he can block and guard the post well. Good strength. Amazing rebounder. Ok potential

John Salley B- D+ D B+ B- B
Good rim protector. Good rebounder. Fits well in the 4/5 position. Aggressive defender who likes to do all the dirty work. Big and strong. Enjoys throwing a clothesline from time to time. Scores well in transition. Good post scorer. Salley has been trying to develop a mid range jumper. Good potential

Dennis Rodman [Power Forward only] C D+ C- B B A
Defensive menace. Rodman is a high energy player. DASL has yet to see a disruptive defender who changes the game with his play. Very active on both ends of the court. Good strength. dynamic athleticism and a motor that runs hot. Rodman can hit a few open looks. But offensively do not expect much from that end. Amazing potential

Mark Alarie C+ C- C- C+ C+ A
A skilled power forward with solid athleticism and an emerging offensive game. Shows a nice skill level with the ball and flashes some wing skills. He has the potential to be a great player. Nice shooting form. If he can just develop his mid range more, he could be a nice offensive weapon for a young team. On defense his heavy feet make him a liability on playing the five. Great potential

Walter Berry B- D C- C+ B- B
Berry has an excellent feel for the game on both ends of the floor. Alters shots. Gets defensive rebounds. Good inside game. He’s an explosive above the rim player and great dunker, really bouncy. He’s fundamentally sound, understands spacing and operates well in pick and roll and pick and pop situations. Good potential

Ken Barlow B+ D- F+ B- C+ C
Beast in the paint offensively but once he is outside the paint, teams have no respect for his shooting. Quick for the position which allows him to excel offensively. Average defensively. Can fill a hole for teams looking for instant offense. Average potential.

Larry Krystkowiak B- C- C- C+ C+ B
Jack of all trades but master of none. Will not be known for his eye popping box scores but he can be reliable defensively. Jump shot is good for the position but finishing needs work. Good potential.

Cedric Henderson C+ D C- B- C B
Will find minutes early in his career coming off the bench providing a presence in the paint defensively. Can play defense inside and out and might be more suited playing down on the wing. Offense game needs work so don’t count on him providing much if at all. Good potential.

Kenny Gattison C+ D+ D C+ B- B
Another prospect who will find his calling on the defensive end of the floor. Even though he is considered small for the position, Kenny uses his basketball IQ to overcome that. Solid defensively and very good on the boards defensively. Good potential.

Tim Kempton C+ C- D+ B+ B- C
Not much potential but Tim is known for his shot blocking skills and generating turnovers in the paint. Solid frame and build to handle the league and play minutes immediately.