1994/1995시즌 NCAA 포인트 가드 리포트(NBA입성 가능성)

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1. Damon Stoudamire - Arizona
2. Randolph Childress - Wake Forest
3. Travis Best - Georgia Tech
4. Cory Alexander - Virginia
5. Jerome Allen - Penn
6. Tyus Edney - UCLA
7. Corey Beck - Arkansas
8. Erwin Claggett - St. Louis
9. Eric Snow - Michigan State
10. Frankie King - Western Carolina

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Name: Damon Stoudamire
College: Arizona
Height: 5-10
Weight: 162
Position: Point Guard
Other positions:
Strengths: Range on shot, free throw shooting
Weaknesses: Shot selection, Tournament performance
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 Arizona   30  540  76  167  28  69  37  48  65  43  76  44   3  22  217
92-93 Arizona   28  870  99  236  39 102  72  91 116  62 159  82   6  45  309
93-94 Arizona   35 1164 217  484  93 265 112 140 157  81 208 113   3  55  639
94-95 Arizona   30 1092 222  466 112 241 128 155 128  61 220 139   1  52  684
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TOTALS  

       123 3666 614 1353 272 677 349 434 466 247 663 378  13 174 1849

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 Arizona   18.0  45.5  40.6  77.1  2.2  2.5  1.5  0.1  0.7   7.2
92-93 Arizona   31.1  41.9  38.2  79.1  4.1  5.7  2.9  0.2  1.6  11.0
93-94 Arizona   33.3  44.8  35.1  80.0  4.5  5.9  3.2  0.1  1.6  18.3
94-95 Arizona   36.4  47.6  46.5  82.6  4.3  7.3  4.6  0.0  1.7  22.8
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TOTALS          29.8  45.4  40.2  80.4  3.8  5.4  3.1  0.1  1.4  15.0

Poop:

  With the departure of Khalid Reeves, Arizona was left with a scoring and
  leadership void. Lute Olsen basically handed the reins of the team to
  Stoudamire and said "go play." All Stoudamire did was to become the first
  player in PAC-10 history to lead the league in scoring and assists. An
  emotional competitor who isn't afraid to carry a team on his back. Even
  with all the press given to Tyus Edney after the championship, Stoudamire
  was clearly the best guard in the PAC, wire to wire.

  Offense-->
  Strengths: Many. Excellent range on the jumpshot. A blinding first step
  and the ability to pull up on a dime from full speed. Passing skills
  galore, when he chooses to use them. Loves to take the clutch shot.
  Hardaway-esque crossover. Money at the free throw line.

  Weaknesses: Shot selection. During a game, he sometimes decides to try
  and impress the crowd on occasion and forces up some chuckage from 25'+.
  Sometimes presses offensively if he feels his teammates aren't
  contributing enough.

  Defense-->
  Strengths: Quick hands. Excellent anticipation in the passing lanes.
  Surprisingly good rebounder.

  Weaknesses: Size. Will get posted up by bigger guards until he learns to
  be pesky like Muggsy Bogues. Only average on-the-ball defender.

  NBA Impact: Has the potential to be a star with the right team,
  especially a team with a strong inside game that likes to run.Potential
  to be an immediate starter.

  Predicted draft position: Mid 1st round, probably to the Sacramento Kings,
  who have already expressed interest.

Scout: Michael J Rosenberg

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Name: Randolph Childress
College: Wake Forest
Height: 6-2
Weight: 188
Position: Point Guard
Other positions: Shooting Guard
Strengths: Shooting range, clutch player
Weaknesses: Size, not a true point guard
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
90-91 WFU       29  708 123  274  64 166  95 123  62  61  65  58   7  44  405
91-92 WFU                        Did Not Play - Redshirted
92-93 WFU       30 1030 184  380  96 217 128 158  84  74 126  90   4  43  592
93-94 WFU       29 1017 158  381  75 204 176 223  99  74 114 107   5  45  567
94-95 WFU       32 1215 183  418  94 245 184 221 115  73 167 124   6  48  644
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TOTALS         120 3970 648 1453 329 832 583 725 360 282 472 379  22 180 2208

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
90-91 WFU       24.4  44.9  38.6  77.2  2.1  2.2  2.0  0.2  1.5  14.0
91-92 WFU                  Did Not Play - Redshirted
92-93 WFU       34.3  48.4  44.2  81.0  2.8  4.2  3.0  0.1  1.4  19.7
93-94 WFU       35.1  41.5  36.8  78.9  3.4  3.9  3.7  0.2  1.6  19.6
94-95 WFU       38.0  43.8  38.4  83.3  3.6  5.2  3.9  0.2  1.5  20.1
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TOTALS          33.1  44.6  39.5  80.4  3.0  3.9  3.2  0.2  1.5  18.4

Poop:

  Childress can be defined by one word: clutch.  With the game on the line
  the ball would always be in Childress' hand and more often then not he
  would come through.  Childress had an ACC Tournament that will go down as
  one of the greatest of all time, while leading the Wake Forest to their
  first ACC title in about 30 years.

  Offensively, Childress is a great shooter (although he can be a bit
  streaky).  He is a true leader who is able to carry a team on his
  shoulder.  He has improved his ballhandling skills throughout his
  career but still has to many turnovers.  He also will look for his
  own shot a bit to much.  Childress is more a shooting guard then a
  point guard but lacks the size for the 2 spot.  Lack of quickness
  will hurt him against many of the best point guards, this could be
  a problem.  

  Defensively, Childress is a solid defender.  Wake would often save him
  until the second half of games and then put him on the opponents best
  guard.  Childress will have a quickness problem against quick NBA players.

  Childress is hard to project in the NBA, if he was 6-4 then I would say
  a potential All-Star but at about 6-1, he has to play PG and this may
  be a problem.  Still Childress is a winner, leader and a very hard worker.
  No one thought he had a chance of being an ACC player and he proved them
  wrong so don't write him off.  Childress figures to be a late lottery pick.

Scout: Craig Simpson

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Name: Travis Best
College: Georgia Tech
Height: 5-11 (5-10.75)
Weight: 186  (177)
Position: Point Guard
Other positions:
Strengths: Quickness, ballhandling
Weaknesses: Better PG in open court then half court
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 Ga Tech   35 1227 151  336  56 145  72  98  89  83 198 101   0  48  430
92-93 Ga Tech   30 1075 163  345  80 175  82 109  94  73 176  85   6  51  488
93-94 Ga Tech   29 1087 180  390  49 144 123 142 104  84 167  69   3  58  532
94-95 Ga Tech   30 1115 209  469  73 192 116 137  95  71 151  69   6  60  607
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OTALS         124 4504 703 1540 258 656 393 486 382 311 692 324  15 217 2057

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 Ga Tech   35.1  44.9  38.6  73.5  2.5  5.7  2.9  0.0  1.4  12.3
92-93 Ga Tech   35.8  47.2  45.7  75.2  3.1  5.9  2.8  0.2  1.7  16.3
93-94 Ga Tech   37.5  46.2  34.0  86.6  3.6  5.8  2.4  0.1  2.0  18.3
94-95 Ga Tech   37.2  44.6  38.0  84.7  3.2  5.0  2.3  0.2  2.0  20.2
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TOTALS          36.3  45.6  39.3  80.9  3.1  5.6  2.6  0.1  1.8  16.6

Poop:

   Best came into Georgia Tech as the successor to Kenny Anderson and at
   least as far as individual performance, he did not disappoint.  Best
   was a big time scorer in high school and was able to make the jump to
   college scorer and still be a point guard getting the ball to the other
   Georgia Tech players.  Still given the talent that Georgia Tech has had
   one has to wonder why they did not do better.  Best led teams only made
   the NCAA twice (none since his sophomore year) and one time they only
   made it because of an incredible run in the 1993 ACC (after which they
   promptly lost in the 1st round of the NCAA).  Best is also a little on
   the quite side and does not always give the leadership that a team
   requires from the PG position.

   Offensively, Best has all the tools.  He has great quickness, knows how
   to lead the break and has a great shot to boot.  The only negative is that
   in the half court offense, GT tended to let Barry run the club.  This
   may have been more that GT needed his shot so much that they let him
   play shooting guard, so it is not necessarily a weakness.

   Defensively, Best is good but not great.  He does get a fair number of
   steals and is a good rebounder for his size, but he does not always
   stay with his man as well as someone with that much quickness should
   be able to do.  He has also been known to get into foul trouble.

   Best has all the skills to be an NBA starter for years to come.  He
   did well at the Desert Classic and should be a mid first round pick.

Scout: Craig Simpson

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Name: Cory Alexander
College: Virginia
Height: 6-1
Weight: 183
Position: Point Guard
Other positions:
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 Virginia  33 1037 127  338  44 149  72 105 106  74 145  94   3  41  370
92-93 Virginia  31 1118 213  470  64 174  93 132 107  75 144 106   7  26  583
93-94 Virginia   1   11   0    4   0   2   0   0   1   0   2   1   1   0    0
94-95 Virginia  20  692 119  263  34  97  61  87  84  40 110  78   3  32  333
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TOTALS          85 2858 459 1075 142 422 226 324 298 189 401 279  14  99 1286

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 Virginia  31.4  37.6  29.5  68.6  3.2  4.4  2.8  0.1  1.2  11.2
92-93 Virginia  36.1  45.3  36.8  70.5  3.5  4.6  3.4  0.2  0.8  18.8
93-94 Virginia  11.0   0.0   0.0   ERR  1.0  2.0  1.0  1.0  0.0   0.0
94-95 Virginia  34.6  45.2  35.1  70.1  4.2  5.5  3.9  0.2  1.6  16.7
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TOTALS          33.6  42.7  33.6  69.8  3.5  4.7  3.3  0.2  1.2  15.1

* - was granted an injury redshirt in 93-94

Poop:

        Cory is a question mark.  Coming out of high school, he
  was one of the most coveted players in America.  In his
  sophomore season he was a star in the ACC, leading Virginia to
  a 20-win season and a berth in the Sweet Sixteen.  Alexander
  was second team all-ACC behind Bobby Hurley.  He was the bulk
  of Virginia's offense that year.  Going into his junior year,
  Cory was expected to challenge for All-American honors.  A
  broken right ankle killed that season.  Coming into this past
  season, the ankle was supposed to be 100% and Cory was supposed
  to take over the point guard duties from Harold Deane, who
  would move to shooting guard as Cory's sidekick.
        Alexander's performance was erratic.  Throughout
  December, Alexander had some pathetic outings, while his best
  games

 were against clearly inferior opponents.  Once the ACC
  season rolled around, Alexander's game picked up.  However, he
  still was inconsistent.  He did not seem to have the great
  speed and explosive leaping ability of his sophomore season.
  Then the broken right ankle ended this season as well.
        Cory's potential is great.  At his peak, he was one of
  the fastest players in the country.  With the dribble, he could
  beat most players down the court.  He was a great leaper, able
  to dunk over shotblocking centers.  He had the ability to drive
  to the hoop and either go to the hole or pull up for a
  highly-accurate jumper.  His three-point shooting was good.  He
  also had good passing ability.
        After the ankle injury, the speed, leaping ability, and
  driving appeared diminish

ed.  Cory still had good passing
  skills and shooting form, but he was quite erratic and prone to
  making mental errors.  Cory certainly possesses the skills and
  talent to be a star, but the soundness of his ankles and the
  mental parts of the game are weaknesses.  Cory is at best a
  mid-to-late second round pick.

Scout: Joyce Junior

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Name: Jerome Allen
College: Pennsylvania
Height: 6-4 (6-3)
Weight: 184 (187)
Position: Point Guard
Other positions: Shooting Guard
Strengths: Defense, quickness
Weaknesses: Inconsistent shot, not a point guard in college
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 Penn      26  795 108  263  37 117  65  95  93  66  82  71   4  38  318
92-93 Penn      27  912 129  305  50 127  46  69 128  51 133  54  11  39  354
93-94 Penn      28  929 124  309  50 146 107 136 127  48 130  71   3  53  405
94-95 Penn      28  934 143  333  41 129  84 118 134  31 160  63   4  36  411
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TOTALS         109 3570 504 1210 178 519 302 418 482 196 505 259  22 166 1488

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 Penn      30.6  41.1  31.6  68.4  3.6  3.2  2.7  0.2  1.5  12.2
92-93 Penn      33.8  42.3  39.4  66.7  4.7  4.9  2.0  0.4  1.4  13.1
93-94 Penn      33.2  40.1  34.2  78.7  4.5  4.6  2.5  0.1  1.9  14.5
94-95 Penn      33.4  42.9  31.8  71.2  4.8  5.7  2.3  0.1  1.3  14.7
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TOTALS          32.8  41.7  34.3  72.2  4.4  4.6  2.4  0.2  1.5  13.7

Poop:

  Allen was the a key player in returning Penn to national prominence but
  turning down a chance to play at larger schools to remain close to home
  and play for Penn.  Allen is the type of player that can dominate a
  game without scoring a lot of points.  He is a muscular player who can
  do it all.

  Offensively, Allen takes the ball strong to the hoop and is good at drawing
  fouls.  He has good quickness and is a good passer.  He has a good shooting
  stroke but needs to improve his range in the NBA.  

  Defensively, Allen is very strong.  He has long arms and stays with his
  man.  He is a very good rebounder for his size.

  Allen projects to a point guard in the pros.  He played in the Desert
  Classic but did not distinguish himself.  He averaged 7 points, 3 rebounds
  and 4.5 assists.  Allen figures to be a second round pick.

Scout: Craig Simpson

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Name: Tyus Edney
College: UCLA
Height: 5-10
Weight: 152
Position: Point Guard
Other positions:
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 UCLA      32  586  59  125  14  41  47  59  67  50  88  41   1  41  179
92-93 UCLA      33 1207 142  294  34  82 132 157 117  78 186 115   4  63  450
93-94 UCLA      28  891 137  294  24  64 132 161  96  65 162  90   7  46  430
94-95 UCLA      32  976 146  294  25  66 139 182  99  81 216  92   6  74  456
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TOTALS         125 3660 484 1007  97 253 450 559 379 274 652 338  18 224 1515

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 UCLA      18.3  47.2  34.1  79.7  2.1  2.8  1.3  0.0  1.3   5.6
92-93 UCLA      36.6  48.3  41.5  84.1  3.5  5.6  3.5  0.1  1.9  13.6
93-94 UCLA      31.8  46.6  37.5  82.0  3.4  5.8  3.2  0.3  1.6  15.4
94-95 UCLA      30.5  49.7  37.9  76.4  3.1  6.8  2.9  0.2  2.3  14.3
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TOTALS          29.3  48.1  38.3  80.5  3.0  5.2  2.7  0.1  1.8  12.1

Poop:

  Excellent dribble penetrator and not afraid to take it
  to bigger players (Reeves, Dampier).  high leaper and able to
  dunk.  definitely the quickest player in the draft.  Excellent
  ball handling skills even at fast pace.  Clutch player.
  ok outside shot.  good free throw shooter.  excellent creator.

Scout:

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Name: Corey Beck
College: Arkansas
Height: 6-2 (6-1.25)
Weight: 190 (201)
Position: Point Guard
Other positions: Shooting Guard
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
90-91 S Plains  ..  ... ...  ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...  ...
91-92 Arkansas                       Did Not Play
92-93 Arkansas  30  770  64  129   0   2  82 122 115 104 107  77   7  44  210
93-94 Arkansas  34  876  88  174   5  11 118 177 131  96 169  94   6  68  299
94-95 Arkansas  39 1134 102  207  24  49  80 119 186 132 207 104   6  70  308
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TOTALS         103 2780 254  510  29  62 280 418 432 332 483 275  19 182  817

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
90-91 S Plains   ...   ...   ...   ...  6.0  ...  ...  ...  3.0  12.0
91-92 Arkansas                   Did Not Play
92-93 Arkansas  25.7  49.6   0.0  67.2  3.8  3.6  2.6  0.2  1.5   7.0
93-94 Arkansas  25.8  50.6  45.5  66.7  3.9  5.0  2.8  0.2  2.0   8.8
94-95 Arkansas  29.1  49.3  49.0  67.2  4.8  5.3  2.7  0.2  1.8   7.9
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TOTALS          27.0  49.8  46.8  67.0  4.2  4.7  2.7  0.2  1.8   7.9

Poop:

  Corey Beck was the starting point guard for the Arkansas team that won
  the national championship in 1994 and for the team that made the finals
  in 1995.  Beck was named to the All-Final Four team in 1994.  He is an
  excellent leader and very unselfish.

  Offensively, Beck is a good point guard.  He makes sure that the right
  people get the ball and is very unselfish.  He needs to improve his
  outside shooting.  He was never much of a scorer but he can when he
  needs to (witness his 15 points in the 1994 championship game against
  Duke).  He is not a very good free throw shooter.

  Defensively, Beck is very good.  He is very tenacious and was the key
  player in the Arkansas' trapping full court defense.  He is very strong
  and is a good rebounder for his size.

  Beck played in the Desert Classic and did very well averaging 11.5 points,
  3 rebounds and 4 assists.  Beck should be a second round pick.

Scout: Craig Simpson

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Name: Erwin Claggett
College: St. Louis
Height: 6-1 (5-11.75)
Weight: 185 (179)
Position: Point Guard
Other positions:
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA  REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 St Louis  28  ... 104  270  34 103  46  65   64  22  54  53   3  22  288
92-93 St Louis  28  ... 187  418  71 158 107 129  107  37 105  74  12  44  552
93-94 St Louis  29  942 171  416  87 209  77 106   93  35 107  55   6  44  506
94-95 St Louis  31 1018 195  456 103 246  71  88   95  35  81  64   4  35  564
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TOTALS         116  ... 657 1560 295 716 301 388  359 129 34

7 246  25 145 1910

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 St Louis  24.0  38.5  33.0  70.8  2.3  1.9  1.9  0.1  0.8  10.3
92-93 St Louis  36.0  44.7  44.9  82.9  3.8  3.8  2.6  0.4  1.6  19.7
93-94 St Louis  32.5  41.1  41.6  72.6  3.2  3.7  1.9  0.2  1.5  17.4
94-95 St Louis  32.8  42.8  41.9  80.7  3.1  2.6  2.1  0.1  1.1  18.2
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TOTALS          31.4  42.1  41.2  77.6  3.1  3.0  2.1  0.2  1.3  16.5

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Name: Roderick Anderson
College: Texas
Height: 5-10
Weight: 165
Position: Point Guard
Other positions:
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 Angelina  ..  ... ...  ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...  ...
92-93 Angelina  ..  ... ...  ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...  ...
93-94 Texas     29  824 121  266  35 108  79 111  92  60 151 112   0  64  356
94-95 Texas     30 1023 194  434  79 213 141 200  80  79 211 145   2 101  608
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TOTALS          59 1847 315  700 114 321 220 311 172 139 362 257   2 165  964

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 Angelina   ...   ...   ...   ...  ...  8.3  ...  ...  3.0  29.2
92-93 Angelina   ...  48.0   ...  89.0  ...  9.7  ...  ...  3.6  26.2
93-94 Texas     28.4  45.5  32.4  71.2  3.2  5.2  3.9  0.0  2.2  12.3
94-95 Texas     34.1  44.7  37.1  70.5  2.7  7.0  4.8  0.1  3.4  20.3
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TOTALS          31.3  45.0  35.5  70.7  2.9  6.1  4.4  0.0  2.8  16.3

=============================================================================
Name: Eric Snow
College: Michigan State
Height: 6-3 (6-1.75)
Weight: 190 (198)
Position: Point Guard
Other positions:
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 MSU       25  144  12   25   0   2   3  15  15  10  24  20   0   6   27
92-93 MSU       28  798  53   97   0   5  15  56  73  82 145  69   5  27  121
93-94 MSU       32  992  91  177  13  45  22  49 111  77 213  86   5  57  217
94-95 MSU       28  916 117  225   7  24  62 102  92  77 217  86   4  52  303
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TOTALS         113 2850 273  524  20  76 102 222 291 246 599 261  

14 142  668

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 MSU        5.8  48.0   0.0  20.0  0.6  1.0  0.8  0.0  0.2   1.1
92-93 MSU       28.5  54.6   0.0  26.8  2.6  5.2  2.5  0.2  1.0   4.3
93-94 MSU       31.0  51.4  28.9  44.9  3.5  6.7  2.7  0.2  1.8   6.8
94-95 MSU       32.7  52.0  29.2  60.8  3.3  7.8  3.1  0.1  1.9  10.8
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TOTALS          25.2  52.1  26.3  45.9  2.6  5.3  2.3  0.1  1.3   5.9

Poop:

  Snow arrived on campus as current-NFL linebacker Percy Snow's little
  brother, and for a couple of years it looked as if that is the only
  way we'd ever think of him.  But in his last two years at MSU, alongside
  offensive powerhouse Shawn Respert, Snow blossomed into one of the
  finer point guards in the NCAA.  From a kid who couldn't hit the easiest
  shots, he developed shooting touch that made him a realistic threat.
  But the skill that carried him through, and on top of which he built
  his talents as a player, is his speed.  Snow is a well-balanced
  player.

  Offensively, he is a very good ball handler, a deft passer, and a
  player who can drive the middle and make something happen. At MSU,
  that something was often a kick out to Shawn Respert or a dump off to
  a Spartan forward for an easy baseline shot.  Snow's scoring skills
  are, on the other hand, definitely his weakest point.  He struggled
  much of his career as a shooter of jump shots and free throws.  Even
  lay-ups haunted him at times.  Over the course of his career, though,
  he worked hard to become a decent jump shooter, at least enough so
  that his defender had to stay honest.  That's the role he'll play
  offensively as a pro, too: shoot enough to keep the defense honest,
  but otherwise drive and create scoring opportunities with his passes.

  Snow is a top-notch defender.  His hand- and foot-speed make it
  possible for him to stay on defenders with no breathing room, and to
  recover on occasions when he has been beaten to the step.  Snow was
  among the leaders in steals as a junior and senior in the Big Ten and
  faced off against a number of very good point guards.  Early in his
  career, defense kept Eric on the court long after most fans would have
  put him on the bench for offensive miscues.  He may very well be able
  to have a similar mark in the NBA.

  Until the last year or so, few people thought of Eric Snow as
  draftable.  But his senior season has definitely raised the
  possibility that he could go on one of the under sixty picks to be
  made.  Snow is perhaps a touch small at 6'-3" and will need to put on
  some weight to take the pounding he'll get in the NBA, but he matches
  up well with most PGs in the league.  He is an outstanding defensive
  player whose shortcomings as a scorer will be more apparent in the
  NBA.  I like his chances for an early second-round selection, though
  some better team in need of a point guard may gamble late in the
  first.

Scout: Eugene Wallingford

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Name: Michael Hawkins
College: Xavier
Height: 6-0 (5-10.5)
Weight: 178 (169)
Position: Point Guard
Other positions:
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 Xavier    27  743  76  185  22  63  35  54  75  76 118  65   0  32  209
92-93 Xavier    28  771  80  174  36  88  32  41  71  64 104  65   0  23  228
93-94 Xavier    29  570  68  182  37 100  23  36  61  53  64  33   1  29  196
94-95 Xavier    28  922 117  274  59 152 103 130  93  54 162  84   2  45  396
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TOTALS         112 3006 341  815 154 403 193 261 300 247 448 247   3

 129 1029

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 Xavier    27.5  41.1  34.9  64.8  2.8  4.4  2.4  0.0  1.2   7.7
92-93 Xavier    27.5  46.0  40.9  78.0  2.5  3.7  2.3  0.0  0.8   8.1
93-94 Xavier    19.7  37.4  37.0  63.9  2.1  2.2  1.1  0.0  1.0   6.8
94-95 Xavier    32.9  42.7  38.8  79.2  3.3  5.8  3.0  0.1  1.6  14.1
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TOTALS          26.8  41.8  38.2  73.9  2.7  4.0  2.2  0.0  1.2   9.2

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Name: Frankie King
College: Western Carolina
Height: 6-1
Weight: 185
Position: Point Guard
Other positions:
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                  G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 Brunswick  .. .... ...  ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...  ...
92-93 Brunswick  .. .... ...  ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...  ...
93-94 W Carolina 28 1066 258  527  29  96 207 281 211  69  59 108  10  61  752
94-95 W Carolina 28 1037 249  520  52 134 193 232 204  74  94 113  13  42  743
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TOTALS           56 2103 507 1047  81 230 400 513 415 143 153 221  23

 103 1495

                  MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 Brunswick  ....  54.0   ...   ...  4.4  2.0  ...  ...  ...  22.0
92-93 Brunswick  ....  45.0  42.0  80.0  7.3  2.4  ...  ...  2.6  31.2
93-94 W Carolina 38.1  49.0  30.2  73.7  7.5  2.1  3.9  0.4  2.2  26.9
94-95 W Carolina 37.0  47.9  38.8  83.2  7.3  3.4  4.0  0.5  1.5  26.5
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TOTALS           37.6  48.4  35.2  78.0  7.4  2.7  3.9  0.4  1.8  26.7

=============================================================================
Name: Tony Miller
College: Marquette
Height: 5-11
Weight: 190
Position: Point Guard
Other positions:
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 Marquette 29  ...  59  167  28  77  39  76 128  60 221  93   4  40  185
92-93 Marquette 28  ...  73  176  46  98  55  82 116  48 213  80   1  41  247
93-94 Marquette 33  ...  76  221  41 120  46  86 162  65 274  97   1  52  239
94-95 Marquette 33  ... 113  340  63 187  67 118 155  52 248  83   0  52  356
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TOTALS         123  ... 321  904 178 482 207 362 561 225 956 353   6 185 1027

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 Marquette 34.0  35.3  36.4  51.3  4.4  7.6  3.2  0.1  1.4   6.4
92-93 Marquette 33.0  41.5  46.9  67.1  4.1  7.6  2.9  0.0  1.5   8.8
93-94 Marquette 37.0  34.4  34.2  53.5  4.9  8.3  2.9  0.0  1.6   7.2
94-95 Marquette 37.0  33.2  33.7  56.8  4.7  7.5  2.5  0.0  1.6  10.8
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TOTALS           ...  35.5  36.9  57.2  4.6  7.8  2.9  0.0  1.5   8.3

Poop:

  Tony Miller was the starting point guard for the Marquette Warriors /
  Golden Eagles for the past four years.  He is the all-time assist
  leader for Marquette and the Great Midwest Conference, and ranks in
  the top ten in all- time NCAA assist leaders.  He stood out in his
  junior year especially when Marquette made its sweet sixteen
  appearance, but seemed to struggle at times last year under first year
  coach Mike Deane.

  Miller's offensive skills revolve around one facet of the game -
  passing.  He is excellent at reading the opponents defense and running
  offensive schemes that exploit defensive weaknesses.  He is suberb at
  feeding the low- post player, and is fairly good at feeding players
  cutting through lanes or toward the basket.  One must realize that
  Marquette did not run the floor much when Miller was there, so his
  ability in that area has really not been determined.  Miller's
  mid-range outside shot is erratic at best and the NBA three-point line
  will simply be to far for him to hit consistantly.  His shot gets much
  worse if he has to either shoot on the move or with a hand in his
  face.  One thing that puzzles me about Miller is that he really can
  create off the dribble on a drive to the basket, but often seems

  unwilling to do so.  He has a quick first step and a good eye for the
  open man in these situations.

  Miller's defensive skills are very good.  In his sophomore and junior
  years, of the five times he played an Anfernee Hardaway lead Memphis
  team, he held Hardaway to less than fifteen points on four of those
  occasions (From memory).  He is fundamentally perfect when playing
  defense - uses his feet mostly and his hands well.  He is not
  spectacular on defense when forced into one on one situations however,
  which may hurt him in the NBA - he just doesn't have the physical
  skills.  Team defense is his specialty and IMO he will be able to pick
  up the complicated defensive schemes of the NBA.

  IMO, Tony Miller is at best a late-second round pick and I am being
  very generous when I say that.  He is extremely intelligent,
  team-oriented, and unselfish - perfect qualities for a point guard.
  However, the lack of scoring ability, quickness, speed, and height
  will hurt him in the NBA.  He would be like a taller Mugsey Bouges but
  without the quickness and speed that makes Bouges so dangerous.  Also
  his ability in the open court is a question.  He would be a good role
  player and would work well off the bench on a team where low post
  scoring is emphasized.  Do not expect him to score much however.

Scout: Jonathan C. Enslin

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Name: Matt Maloney
College: Pennsylvania
Height: 6-3
Weight: 192
Position: Point Guard
Other positions: Shooting Guard
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                  G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
90-91 Vanderbilt 30  557  41  100  29  69  11  14  45  49  51  53   0  24  122
91-92 Penn                        Did Not Play - Transfer Student
92-93 Penn       27  954 148  359  91 205  52  67  88  57  96  61   0  45  439
93-94 Penn       28  918 133  338  66 202  61  68  74  49 105  70   2  62  393
94-95 Penn       28  886 144  314  87 198  41  59  78  36 121  57   1  50  416
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TOTALS          113 3315 466 1111 273 674 165 208 285 191 373 241   3 181 1370

                  MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
90-91 Vanderbilt 18.6  41.0  42.0  78.6  1.5  1.7  1.8  0.0  0.8   4.1
91-92 Penn                  Did Not Play - Transfer Student
92-93 Penn       35.3  41.2  44.4  77.6  3.3  3.6  2.3  0.0  1.7  16.3
93-94 Penn       32.8  39.3  32.7  89.7  2.6  3.8  2.5  0.1  2.2  14.0
94-95 Penn       31.6  45.9  43.9  69.5  2.8  4.3  2.0  0.0  1.8  14.9
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TOTALS           29.3  41.9  40.5  79.3  2.5  3.3  2.1  0.0  1.6  12.1

Poop:

  Although not a future all-star, Matt Maloney has the potential to be a
  solid role player in the Steve Kerr mode: a solid ballhandler with
  good long range shooting ability. The son of a Temple assistant, he
  has amazing fundamentals which make up for the fact he isn't the
  quickest guy in the world, although he is deceptively quick. At 6'3"
  his height is neither an advantage or a detriment.

  Offensively, Maloney is most well-known for his long-range
  shooting. He is very streaky but when he is hot, he almost never
  misses. However, he may be better at ballhandling. He _never_ picks up
  his dribble and is a very good penetrator. His biggest weakness is the
  streaky nature of his shooting he can go ice cold at any time. He is
  equally at home running or in a slower offense.

  Defensively, he has solid footwork and has shown the ability to cover
  players who are quicker and taller than he is. He had no problem
  matching up against Kerry Kittles, Dugan Fife, or Rick Brunson. Heady
  and hard working, he is the prototypical gym rat. He looked very good
  against tough competition on the Preseason NIT-Foot Locker all-star
  team that toured Europe last summer. He was drafted by the New Jersey
  Turnpikes of the WBL.

Scout: Luke G. DeCock

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Name: Jonathan Haynes
College: Villanova
Height: 6-3
Weight: 187
Position: Point Guard
Other positions: Shooting Guard
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
90-91 Temple                     Did Not Play - Left Team
91-92 Villanova                  Did Not Play - Transfer Student
92-93 Villanova 27  908  92  227  31  87  55  74  80  93 137  93   3  72  270
93-94 Villanova 31 1096 121  288  46 129  76 104 109  89 177  92   8  63  364
94-95 Villanova 26  743  79  186  43 112  43  64  79  52 129  63   3  42  244
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TOTALS

          84 2747 292  701 120 328 174 242 268 234 443 248  14 177  878

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
90-91 Temple               Did Not Play - Left Team
91-92 Villanova            Did Not Play - Transfer Student
92-93 Villanova 33.6  40.5  35.6  74.3  3.0  5.1  3.4  0.1  2.7  10.0
93-94 Villanova 35.4  42.0  35.7  73.1  3.5  5.7  3.0  0.3  2.0  11.7
94-95 Villanova 28.6  42.5  38.4  67.2  3.0  5.0  2.4  0.1  1.6   9.4
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TOTALS          32.7  41.7  36.6  71.9  3.2  5.3  3.0  0.2  2.1  10.5

=============================================================================
Name: Kevin Ollie
College: Connecticut
Height: 6-4
Weight: 195
Position: Point Guard
Other positions: Shooting Guard
Strengths: Good distributor, strong defender
Weaknesses: Three point shooting.
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA  REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 UConn     29  294  17   45   0   0  28  39   23  30  40  31   2  13   62
92-93 UConn     28  864  69  176   1   9  81 109   64  69 158  69   2  27  220
93-94 UConn     34  973  73  155   2  10  71  97   83  50 209  85   1  23  219
94-95 UConn     33 1026 112  222  13  42  87 108   82  40 212  84   2  44  324
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TOTALS  

       124 3157 271  598  16  61 267 353  252 189 619 269   7 107  825

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 UConn     10.1  37.8   ERR  71.8  0.8  1.4  1.1  0.1  0.4   2.1
92-93 UConn     30.9  39.2  11.1  74.3  2.3  5.6  2.5  0.1  1.0   7.9
93-94 UConn     28.6  47.1  20.0  73.2  2.4  6.1  2.5  0.0  0.7   6.4
94-95 UConn     31.1  50.5  31.0  80.6  2.5  6.4  2.5  0.1  1.3   9.8
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TOTALS          25.5  45.3  26.2  75.6  2.0  5.0  2.2  0.1  0.9   6.7

Poop:
  Kevin Ollie is a prototypical "pass first, shoot second" point guard.
  He was also an excellent defender in UConn's pressing and trapping
  style defense.

  Able to feed the post well, throw "Ollie-oops" for dunks, make good
  decisions on the break, and penetrate in the half-court and dish, his
  main offensive weakness seemed to be long range shooting as he was
  often reluctant to take the three.  It didn't hurt UConn, though,
  because of their many long range bombers.  Under his leadership they
  were able to dominate the Big East during regular season and advance
  to the West regional finals where they lost to eventual champion UCLA.

  Possibly a second round pick, he'll have to work hard to avoid
  becoming the next Greg Anthony.

Scout: Sreekar Shastry

=============================================================================
Name: Townsend Orr
College: Minnesota
Height: 6-1
Weight: 175
Position: Point Guard
Other positions:
Strengths: rebounding and shooting
Weaknesses: Streaky, inconsistent
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
90-91 Minnesota  4   18   0    0   0   0   2   2   4   2   5   3   1   3    2
91-92 Minnesota 32  496  58  139  24  65  17  41  48  50  63  50   0  28  157
92-93 Minnesota 29  618  56  150  28  88  50  67  75  41  82  46   4  48  190
93-94 Minnesota 32  726 105  220  44 119  64  88 101  59 105  56   0  39  318
94-95 Minnesota 31  ... 130  314  67 176  75 102 143  72 146  60   1  55  402
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TOTALS         128  ... 349  823 163 448 208 300 371 224 401 215   6 173 1069

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
90-91 Minnesota  4.5   ERR   ERR 100.0  1.0  1.3  0.8  0.3  0.8   0.5
91-92 Minnesota 15.5  41.7  36.9  41.5  1.5  2.0  1.6  0.0  0.9   4.9
92-93 Minnesota 21.3  37.3  31.8  74.6  2.6  2.8  1.6  0.1  1.7   6.6
93-94 Minnesota 22.7  47.7  37.0  72.7  3.2  3.3  1.8  0.0  1.2   9.9
94-95 Minnesota 30.0  41.4  38.1  73.5  4.6  4.7  1.9  0.0  1.8  13.0
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TOTALS           ...  42.4  36.4  69.3  2.9  3.1  1.7  0.0  1.4   8.4

* - granted injury redshirt in 90-91

Poop:

  Going by his performance this past year, I'd say he was more valuable
  to the Gophers than Voshon Lenard. I don't think Orr has been invited
  to any post-season tryouts, and I think I read that he may go overseas
  somewhere.  He has a nice 3-pt shot, and he's a pretty good
  rebounder. When he was on, he was awesome, but when he was off, he was
  terrible. My biggest complaint about Orr, Lenard, and the Gophers in
  general was that they tried to live (and die) by the 3 point
  shot. Even when the shots weren't falling, they kept trying to pump
  them in, and forgot about any kind of inside game. I don't think
  either Orr or Lenard would do very well in the NBA to start out. Maybe
  after some seasoning in the CBA, or overseas they could find a
  spot. But then again what do I know? I NEVER would have guessed that

  Walter Bond, or Jim Petersen (both former Gophers) ever would have
  seen the light of day in the NBA!

Scout: Shari Durdin

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Name: Orlando Williams
College: Oregon
Height: 6-2
Weight: 207
Position: Point Guard
Other positions: Shooting Guard
Strengths: Range, strength
Weaknesses: Streaky, defense
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 Oregon    27  810 103  230  38 110  22  31  74  54  47  56   0  17  266
92-93 Oregon    30  761 134  292  69 165  46  64  86  69  44  53   3  18  383
93-94 Oregon    27  857 166  377  81 219  88 112  96  67  35  66   1  20  501
94-95 Oregon    28  815 164  361  94 221 102 135  85  47  44  54   0  15  524
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TOTALS         112 3243 567 1260 282

715 258 342 341 237 170 229   4  70 1674

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 Oregon    30.0  44.8  34.5  71.0  2.7  1.7  2.1  0.0  0.6   9.9
92-93 Oregon    25.4  45.9  41.8  71.9  2.9  1.5  1.8  0.1  0.6  12.8
93-94 Oregon    31.7  44.0  37.0  78.6  3.6  1.3  2.4  0.0  0.7  18.6
94-95 Oregon    29.1  45.4  42.5  75.6  3.0  1.6  1.9  0.0  0.5  18.7
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TOTALS          29.0  45.0  39.4  75.4  3.0  1.5  2.0  0.0  0.6  14.9

Poop:

  Like former Portland high school standouts Damon Staudamire and
  Terrel Brandon, I've seen Williams develop.  Leading his school to the
  state title, Williams was the states player of the year.  Since then,
  he's been through two coaches with different styles of basketball at
  Oregon.  To be honest, I'm a fan, but I can't see him sticking in the NBA.

  Tremendous range on his jump shot and strength are his major assets.
  His big problems are finishing on the break and putting the ball on
  the floor.  He's also very streaky.  Unstopable in the win against the
  Bruins, but had an awful FG % against the other Pac-10 powers.

  Defensively he's average, he's not quick enough to cover most 2's,
  but not tall enough to play anywhere else.  He does does have great
  endurance, but not quick feet on defense.

  Overall I don't see him going in the draft.

Scout: Kevin Scott Mullerleile

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Name: LaZelle Durden
College: Cincinnati
Height: 6-2
Weight: 175
Position: Point Guard
Other positions: Shooting Guard
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                  G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 Cincinnati                  Did Not Play - Academically Ineligible     
92-93 Cincinnati 31  341  50  131  31  92  33  38  31  23   9  19   1  10  164
93-94 Cincinnati 25  793 144  330 102 244  56  72  72  52  28  50   2  20  446
94-95 Cincinnati 34 1151 204  485 127 339  74  92  93  66  61  54   2  23  609
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TOTALS           90 2285 398  946 260 675 163 202 196 141  98

123   5  53 1219

                  MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 Cincinnati            Did Not Play - Academically Ineligible
92-93 Cincinnati 11.0  38.2  33.7  86.8  1.0  0.3  0.6  0.0  0.3   5.3
93-94 Cincinnati 31.7  43.6  41.8  77.8  2.9  1.1  2.0  0.1  0.8  17.8
94-95 Cincinnati 33.9  42.1  37.5  80.4  2.7  1.8  1.6  0.1  0.7  17.9
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TOTALS           25.4  42.1  38.5  80.7  2.2  1.1  1.4  0.1  0.6  13.5

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Name: Paul O'Liney
College: Missouri
Height: 6-2
Weight: 210
Position: Point Guard
Other positions:
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
90-91 Pensacola                  Statistics Unavailable
91-92 Pensacola                      Did Not Play
92-93 Pensacola ..  ... ...  ... 113 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...  ...
93-94 Missouri  24  553  70  185  43 115  65  87  63  32  41  31   3  22  248
94-95 Missouri  29 1035 160  388  79 202 172 213 158  52  59  74   4  37  571
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Div I TOTALS    53 1588 230  573 122 317

237 300 221  84 100 105   7  59  819

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
90-91 Pensacola            Statistics Unavailable
91-92 Pensacola                  Did Not Play
92-93 Pensacola  ...   ...   ...   ...  5.8  2.3  ...  ...  ...  22.3
93-94 Missouri  23.0  37.8  37.4  74.7  2.6  1.7  1.3  0.1  0.9  10.3
94-95 Missouri  35.7  41.2  39.1  80.8  5.4  2.0  2.6  0.1  1.3  19.7
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Div I TOTALS    30.0  40.1  38.5  79.0  4.2  1.9  2.0  0.1  1.1  15.5

=============================================================================
Name: Alex Dillard
College: Arkansas
Height: 6-1
Weight: 170
Position: Point Guard
Other positions: Shooting Guard
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA  REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
90-91 S Union   ..  ... ...  ... ... ... ... ...  ... ... ... ... ... ...  ...
91-92 S Union   ..  ... ...  ... ... ... ... ...  ... ... ... ... ... ...  ...
92-93 Arkansas  34  421  97  240  75 183  33  42   36  23  47  42   0  16  302
93-94 Arkansas  39  488  88  229  63 161  26  29   58  26  48  41   0  21  265
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Div I TOTALS    73  909 185  469 138 344  59  71   94  49  95  8

3   0  37  567

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
90-91 S Union    ...   ...   ...   ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  18.0
91-92 S Union    ...   ...  44.0   ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  30.0
92-93 Arkansas  12.4  40.4  41.0  78.6  1.1  1.4  1.2  0.0  0.5   8.9
93-94 Arkansas  12.5  38.4  39.1  89.7  1.5  1.2  1.1  0.0  0.5   6.8
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Div I TOTALS    12.5  39.4  40.1  83.1  1.3  1.3  1.1  0.0  0.5   7.8

Poop:

        "One of the best long-range shooters in the country, Dillard
  returned to school this fall thinking he needed to score more off the
  dribble.  Nolan Richardson says Dillard got the idea from NBA scouts and
  player agents.  So Dillard quit drilling faraway jumpers and started
  forcing shots on the run.  Richardson watched the nightmare unfold and
  then issue and ultimatum:  Lose the dribble stuff or lose the job.
        Dillard lost the dribble and returned to his rightful place on
  the perimeter."

                                        -Gene Wojciechowski (Sporting News)

        Although Dillard brings great free throw shooting and 3pt.
  shooting to the table, I can't see him going until one of the last picks
  of the second round.  One problem is that he's at least 3-4 years older
  then the average rookie.

Scout: Kevin Scott Mullerleile

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Name: Marcell Capers
College: Arizona State
Height: 6-2
Weight: 190
Position: Point Guard
Other positions:
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
90-91 Sequoias  34  ... ...  ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 257 ... ... ...  ...
91-92 Sequoias  24  ... ...  ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 184 ... ... ...  ...
92-93 ASU       28  833  92  235  26  55  61  92  71  61 200  91   6  73  271
93-94 ASU        1    7   0    3   0   1   1   2   1   2   4   0   0   2    1
94-95 ASU       33 1015  64  145  16  49  46  68  79  86 233 108   8  55  190
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Div I TOTALS    62 1855 156  383  42 105 108 162 151 149 437 199  14 130  462

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
90-91 Sequoias   ...  52.0   ...   ...  3.7  7.6  ...  ...  ...  12.5
91-92 Sequoias   ...  48.5  34.2  74.5  4.8  7.7  ...  ...  ...  15.0
92-93 ASU       29.8  39.1  47.3  66.3  2.5  7.1  3.3  0.2  2.6   9.7
93-94 ASU        7.0   0.0   0.0  50.0  1.0  4.0  0.0  0.0  2.0   1.0
94-95 ASU       30.8  44.1  32.7  67.6  2.4  7.1  3.3  0.2  1.7   5.8
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TOTALS          29.9  40.7  40.0  66.7  2.4  7.0  3.2  0.2  2.1   7.5

* - granted medical redshirt in 93-94

Poop:

  *JC who had to sit out 1st semester of jr. season due to trouble
   with the law

  *Pac-10's top non-freshman newcomer.

  *Jr. year, 9.7 points, 7.1 assists, 39.1% 3pt, 66.3%

  *Redshirted sr. year due to a broken bone in his foot.

  Despite having the good qualities of a true point guard (good assist-
  turnover rate and plays a good amount of minutes), his poor shooting well
  prevent him from being drafted.

Scout: Kevin Scott Mullerleile

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Name: Jeff Massey
College: Xavier
Height: 6-1
Weight: 167
Position: Point Guard
Other positions: Shooting Guard
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 OwensTech ..  ... ...  ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...  ...
92-93 OwensTech ..  ... ...  ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...  ...
93-94 Xavier    30  800 137  319  53 142  53  79  63  36  71  37  22  34  380
94-95 Xavier    28  917 188  436  77 220  77  95 104  50  92  44  16  53  530
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TOTALS          58 1717 325  755 130 362 130 174 167  86 163  81  38  87

  910

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 OwensTech  ...   ...   ...   ...  ...  3.9  ...  ...  ...  26.5
92-93 OwensTech  ...   ...   ...   ...  ...  6.0  ...  ...  ...  26.0
93-94 Xavier    26.7  42.9  37.3  67.1  2.1  2.4  1.2  0.7  1.1  12.7
94-95 Xavier    32.8  43.1  35.0  81.1  3.7  3.3  1.6  0.6  1.9  18.9
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TOTALS          29.6  43.0  35.9  74.7  2.9  2.8  1.4  0.7  1.5  15.7

=============================================================================
Name: John Ontjes
College: Oklahoma
Height: 6-0
Weight: 180
Position: Point Guard
Other positions:
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 Hutch JC                   Statistics Unavailable
92-93 Hutch JC                   Statistics Unavailable
93-94 Oklahoma  28  755  72  168  23  61 105 121  88  88 181  87   5  50  272
94-95 Oklahoma  32 1065 100  216  44 112 115 139  98  85 217  90   5  46  359
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TOTALS          60 1820 172  384  67 173 220 260 186 173 398 177  10  96  631

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 Hutch JC             Statistics Unavailable
92-93 Hutch JC             Statistics Unavailable
93-94 Oklahoma  27.0  42.9  37.7  86.8  3.1  6.5  3.1  0.2  1.8   9.7
94-95 Oklahoma  33.3  46.3  39.3  82.7  3.1  6.8  2.8  0.2  1.4  11.2
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TOTALS          30.3  44.8  38.7  84.6  3.1  6.6  3.0  0.2  1.6  10.5

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Name: Otis Jones
College: Air Force
Height: 5-11
Weight: 172
Position: Point Guard
Other positions:
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Stats:
                 G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
91-92 Air Force 29  873  77  175  27  80  79  98  85  43  82  60   3  34  260
92-93 Air Force 27  908 132  327  43 142 103 129  79  34  60  59   2  38  410
93-94 Air Force 26  945 206  461  77 201 174 226  93  24  48  61   2  36  663
94-95 Air Force 28 1022 213  495  71 210 173 228 130  33  73  62   2  39  670
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TOTALS         110 3748 628 1458 218 633 529 681 387 134 263 242   9 147 2003

                 MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
91-92 Air Force 30.1  44.0  33.8  80.6  2.9  2.8  2.1  0.1  1.2   9.0
92-93 Air Force 33.6  40.4  30.3  79.8  2.9  2.2  2.2  0.1  1.4  15.2
93-94 Air Force 36.3  44.7  38.3  77.0  3.6  1.8  2.3  0.1  1.4  25.5
94-95 Air Force 36.5  43.0  33.8  75.9  4.6  2.6  2.2  0.1  1.4  23.9
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TOTALS          34.1  43.1  34.4  77.7  3.5  2.4  2.2  0.1  1.3  18.2

Craig Simpson - Usenet Draft Commissioner

Saison Equipe MJ Min Tt% LF% Rbt Int Co BP PD Pts Eval‎
1995-1996 Portland 28 8.9 31.6 81.5 0.7 0.3 0.0 1.0 1.1 3.0 2.1
 
1996-1997 Detroit 23 6.7 35.0 75.0 0.3 0.4 0.0 0.8 0.7 1.7 1.1
 
1999-2000 Cholet 9 35.7 39.1 84.5 3.2 0.9 0.0 3.1 5.2 14.4 13.8
 
  Cumul 60 12.1 35.4 82.8 0.9 0.4 0.0 1.2 1.6 4.2 3