1985 Cs

[Oregon Ownage]

Patrick Ewing B C C- B B- A
Another great big man coming out of school. Ewing dominated at Georgetown and decided to turn pro after a good year in college. Scores the ball well. Paint protector. Good selection at picking his shots. Rebounds the ball well. On the defensive end, Ewing can switch and guard multiple positions while being a great rim protector. Offensively, he has a nice touch around the hoop. Underrated jump shot. Great strength. Amazing potential

Benoit Benjamin C+ D D B B A
Overall, Benjamin has more mobility and skill than the vast majority of seven-footers we've seen. Good strength. Great shot blocker. Needs improvements on the offensive side. Has an unorthodox jumper. Can tend to be selfish with the ball. Scouts feel he will fix those bad habits against tougher competition. One of the most well rounded rim protectors in the draft. Amazing raw potential

Jon Koncak B- C- C- B- B- B
Koncak is a well polished player. Ready to put minutes on any team. He may never will be the main focus on offense. But he is a great team player. Solid jumper. Great inside the paint. Defensively, he has good strength and size. He may never lead the lead in blocks but he can alter shots. Good rebounder. Will need to work on his offensive rebounding to get second chance points. Good potential

Joe Kleine C+ D C+ B+ C+ B
Needs improvements on his quickness. Overall though he can score the ball, pass and play in transition. Kleine is also a strong defender when he is engaged in the play. He does a nice job of hedging on screens and has the agility to switch on the perimeter for short periods. Good potential

Keith Lee B+ D D C+ B- C
Ready now prospect. Amazing inside scorer. Provides depth in a front court that needs scoring. Good rebounder. Solid defender. Good strength. Great at guarding the paint. Good post defender. On offense, Lee is skilled enough to operate mid range and has the length to score in the post. Will need to work on his free throw shooting. Solid potential

Blair Rasmussen C+ C- D+ C+ C+ B
Needs to improve touch at the rim but can step out and hit jump shots consistently. That will help him find playing time early on. Average defender who needs work on fundamentals but doesn’t overcommit to create turnovers. Good strength and able rebounder. Good potential.

Bill Wennington B- D C B+ C+ C
Not much room for growth but he can step in and provide a presence in the paint offensively and defensively. Good touch around the rim but is limited as he gets further away from the hoop. Uses his size well to alter shots without losing his defensive assignment. Great strength and holds his own in the paint. Average potential.

Mike Smrek B- C- D C C+ B
Stood out at the college level but it wasn’t enough to take his team to the big dance. Strong inside offensive presence but he needs to be right at the rim. Good strength on his frame to hold his own defensively but it wont show up in the box score. Good potential.

Manute Bol C D D C C+ A
One of the weirdest and most interesting prospects in the history of the DASL. Arriving in the US just two years ago, Manute stands out from everyone else in the world. Very raw player as he began playing three years ago but his size alone makes him the greatest shot blocker any scout has seen and amazing defensive rebounder. Due to his long limbs, he moves very slowly and cant rotate defensively and can be bullied with his frail frame. Has all the ability in the world but how long can his body hold up?

Fernando Martín C B- C C+ C+ B
Another intriguing prospect who doesn’t fit the bill of a traditional center. More comfortable outside the paint offensively with his range stretching behind the arch. Not very mobile but has good strength. Defense needs work as he is jumping up levels but he wont hurt you year 1. Good potential.

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