1982 PGs
Posted: Wed Sep 30, 2020 4:52 pm
Fat Lever C+ C B B+ C B
A productive player and great shot creator who’s proven it over the course of 4 seasons. Has great finishing ability and a nice layup package. Excellent ball handles. Good passer. On the ball defender with a in the face mentality. Good potential
John Bagley C+ C C+ B D+ B
Top end jump shooter who also creates space attacking the rim but needs to bulk up to become more efficient. Needs to improve handles but vision is good. Adequate defender outside the paint with a knack of creating some turnovers. Good potential
Craig Hodges C+ C+ B- B- D C
Good passer. One of the most efficient players in the country and a deadly 3pt shooter who is lethal coming off of screens. Not the most athletic players in the draft. Good ball handles. Can defend either guard positions. Known to make a big play in the defensive end. Limited potential
Sleepy Floyd B- C C+ B- C- B
A compact, score-first combo guard who can light it up from downtown. Turnover prone. Solid passer who can get ball hungry when he is knocking down his shots. Can guard perimeter. Let’s opponents get inside the paint too easily. Will need to improve on his quickness and strength to see real minutes in the game. Good potential
Rob Williams C+ C B- C D+ B
Williams is as skilled of a passer and ball handler as any. High IQ. Pass first style of point guard. Not much of a scorer. He struggles with his finishing at the rim and with turnovers. He can become a starting point guard if he can work on his defense. Good potential
Lester Conner C C- B- B C C
Interesting prospect. High school top prospect and went to college and never impressed scouts enough. Still a good scorer. What sets up his attacking game off the dribble is the threat of his pull up jumper. Good handles. Conner has a lethal step-back jumper that’s as devastating as any signature move of a player we’ve seen in this class. Overall solid potential
Dwight Anderson C D C- C D- A
Long term project who if needed can be moved to SG as his vision is poor and his handles need much improvement. Needs to bulk up to handle the professional league and stay on the court. Ok at attacking the rim, but lack of strength impacts his finishing. Great potential
Michael Day C- B+ C+ C+ D+ C
Sharpshooter from the outside with moderate playmaking abilities. Needs to improve his passing. Adequate defender. Average potential
Scoonie Crum C+ C+ C+ C+ C- B
Jack of all trades but someone with some growth can become a sturdy piece. Needs to work on his handling. Can play minutes defensively immediately but he wont blow you away with ability. Good potential
A productive player and great shot creator who’s proven it over the course of 4 seasons. Has great finishing ability and a nice layup package. Excellent ball handles. Good passer. On the ball defender with a in the face mentality. Good potential
John Bagley C+ C C+ B D+ B
Top end jump shooter who also creates space attacking the rim but needs to bulk up to become more efficient. Needs to improve handles but vision is good. Adequate defender outside the paint with a knack of creating some turnovers. Good potential
Craig Hodges C+ C+ B- B- D C
Good passer. One of the most efficient players in the country and a deadly 3pt shooter who is lethal coming off of screens. Not the most athletic players in the draft. Good ball handles. Can defend either guard positions. Known to make a big play in the defensive end. Limited potential
Sleepy Floyd B- C C+ B- C- B
A compact, score-first combo guard who can light it up from downtown. Turnover prone. Solid passer who can get ball hungry when he is knocking down his shots. Can guard perimeter. Let’s opponents get inside the paint too easily. Will need to improve on his quickness and strength to see real minutes in the game. Good potential
Rob Williams C+ C B- C D+ B
Williams is as skilled of a passer and ball handler as any. High IQ. Pass first style of point guard. Not much of a scorer. He struggles with his finishing at the rim and with turnovers. He can become a starting point guard if he can work on his defense. Good potential
Lester Conner C C- B- B C C
Interesting prospect. High school top prospect and went to college and never impressed scouts enough. Still a good scorer. What sets up his attacking game off the dribble is the threat of his pull up jumper. Good handles. Conner has a lethal step-back jumper that’s as devastating as any signature move of a player we’ve seen in this class. Overall solid potential
Dwight Anderson C D C- C D- A
Long term project who if needed can be moved to SG as his vision is poor and his handles need much improvement. Needs to bulk up to handle the professional league and stay on the court. Ok at attacking the rim, but lack of strength impacts his finishing. Great potential
Michael Day C- B+ C+ C+ D+ C
Sharpshooter from the outside with moderate playmaking abilities. Needs to improve his passing. Adequate defender. Average potential
Scoonie Crum C+ C+ C+ C+ C- B
Jack of all trades but someone with some growth can become a sturdy piece. Needs to work on his handling. Can play minutes defensively immediately but he wont blow you away with ability. Good potential