1983 SGs

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1983 SGs

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Bryon Scott C+ C+ C+ B- C- A
Scott is a playmaker. Averaged 17ppg for the Sun Devils and scouts feel their is nothing holding him back. Crafty ball handler. Smart player who can put a team on his back. He can also get at it at the defensive end. Ball hawk defender. Amazing jump shot. Scouts feel in a decade, analysts could be calling him the best player in the draft. Great potential

Clyde Drexler B- C C B- C A
Clyde the Glide is an intriguing prospect. Amazing finisher around the rim. On one hand, his game is ideal for the playing style of this league. On the other hand, with more bigs and wings developing an outside game, Clyde could be left behind but that shouldn’t keep GM’s from looking at him early in the draft. Amazing athlete. Good shooting form. Great on the ball defender who can cause opponents to turn the ball over by making bad decisions. Great potential

Jeff Malone B- C+ C C+ D+ A
Malone is another guy who could possibly be one of the best players in the draft. Good perimeter defender. Competitive player with a relentless motor. Has the offensive tools to be a main focus on offense. Crafty slasher who excels in the give go game. With the right point guard, Malone could make a real impact from the start. Great potential

Randy Wittman B- D+ C C D+ B
Wittman will time to see real minutes in a game. Has the potential to give a team real depth in the backcourt. He can put up points in a hurry but he can also be streaky with his jump shot. Known to have bad tendencies on defense. Good potential

Howard Carter C+ C C C+ C- B
Carter will need time to develop. Not the best athlete on the court. Solid basketball IQ that can allow him to thrive at the next level. Good midrange game. Great at driving the ball. Perimeter defender. Has the strength to play against bigger players. Good potential

Mitchell Wiggins B C C C+ C C
Scouts are down on him due to off the court concerns of drug use but on the court they all agree he has the makeup of a very good scoring guard. Attacks the rim with no regard and has great touch there. Will get buckets from day one but feel this is his peak. Average potential.

Craig Ehlo C+ C C C C- B
Wont blow you away with his athleticism but provides a nice complement for a team. Lacks the top end ability to become a good starting guard but with some growth he can become a piece off the bench. Can knock down threes from time to time but prefers to pull up closer to the rim. Good potential

Jim Thomas C+ C- C B C- C
Glue guy for the Hoosiers who provides defensive intensity and sets the tone. Wont command many shots and is happy to just play defense. Not the worst offensive threat and can provide some shots when defenses forget about him. Average potential.

Horace Owens C+ C C B- C B
All around player who did everything for the Rams and as a result wasn’t able to refine his skills to become a better prospect for teams in the DASL. Above average scorer but very good athlete background to make up for technique. Defensively he can guard all positions but it wont show up in the box score. Good potential.
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Can Scott play PG or is he ineligible?
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chipper wrote:Can Scott play PG or is he ineligible?
If it doesnt state so then they are not eligible
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