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Message: [QUOTE="cohenzone, post: 2890585, member: 504"] To me, it was Hanson hands down. In his day there were several 6’4-6’5” small forwards in the NBA. He could shoot with range, had a great first step to get to the hoop and could jump out of the building. Some NBA team missed the boat with him. Henefeld I’m not sure wanted to. Sheffer is a mystery to me on why he never got to play. He had some sort of deal I think with the Clippers that gave them rights. KEA also is a mystery. Yes he was short and a little chubby, but he knew how to use his body, was a decent shooter, very good ball handler and was a winner. I think he was the one guy who should have gone pro a year earlier when he was a hot commodity. Imagine a guy like Tate George was a first rounder based on one great shot and steady with the ball. But he is 6’6. [/QUOTE]