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Message: [QUOTE="kcc1442, post: 2407542, member: 2577"] 1. Alterique Gilbert 1. Terry Larrier 2. Mamadou Diarra: Strong. Very Quick jumper. Will be a good big defender if he can stay out of foul trouble. Should be great on glass and good in transition. 3. Eric Cobb. Another wide strong body. Possess good post moves and ability to pass and even dribble in transition. Not going to block a lot of shots and may need to work on staying out of foul trouble. 4. Tyler Polley: Has the most potential of the rest. Think he can be a point forward. Great in transition. Good passer. Needs to let game come to him. Hasn't shown great outside game yet. But long arms for defense help. 5. Antwoine Anderson: Great role player in my mind. Best strength is to harass point guards. He knows his role on the team. As long as he doesn't over play and give up drives by reaching in or get himself into foul trouble. He could make it a long night for PG's and wear them out quick. Has shown a decent outside jumper although I think his role only should call on 2 or 3 per game. 6. Josh Carlton: Has scored some points but looks raw to me. Long arms and height have helped him in games against lesser comp. He needs to add weight. He will be best served with a limited role where he is called on to affect shots, rebound, and set screens. 7. Isaiah Whaley: Their have been bright spots for sure. High flying dunks. Good in transition. His defense is good on the perimeter against 3's and slashing 4's. But when I saw the post move turn around jumper I realized his offensive game is probably very limited. 8. Kwintin Williams: Stronger than whaley and a high flyer. But I don't think he possess the wherewithal. Can't see him doing more than having a minute role as a rebounder and lob man. 9. David Onuorah: Did not play. Early reports are that a small role off the bench is about it. [/QUOTE]

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