Post by Heat on Jan 30, 2007 14:16:35 GMT -5
Shawn Bradley
HT: 7’5’’
WT: 235LBS
AGE: 21
IN: C
OUT: D+
HN: D
DEF: B+
REB: C
POT: A
BIO: Shawn Bradley played his college ball at Brigham Young University. Bradley played only one year at BYU, but not to enter the 93 LBA draft. Bradley left after his freshman year to go on a Mormon mission. In his freshman Bradley displayed outstanding defense averaging 3.5 Blocks per game, but was just an average scorer averaging only 10-12 points per game.
PROS: Shawn Bradley much like Gheorghe Muresan sheer height presence will provide additional defense for his team. Team will reroute shots and pull up further from the paint with Bradley clogging up the middle.
CONS: While Bradley with his long frame and arms my be able to block shots great, his rebounding and scoring lacks. He is very thin and scrawny for his height. Bradley has a very difficult time banging down low with a physical center. He has been accused of being passive-aggressive when playing physical post players. He will also have to work on his scoring and rebounding if he wants to make an impact for his team, or even stay in the league.
Over-all: Bradley will be able to provide good defensive support for his team. He’ll need some work in his offensive post game to equal the play of the good centers in the league. If his team can get him in the weight room and add some pounds, build aggression, develop rebounding and an offensive game; he could shape up to be a great center.
Pick 5-15
HT: 7’5’’
WT: 235LBS
AGE: 21
IN: C
OUT: D+
HN: D
DEF: B+
REB: C
POT: A
BIO: Shawn Bradley played his college ball at Brigham Young University. Bradley played only one year at BYU, but not to enter the 93 LBA draft. Bradley left after his freshman year to go on a Mormon mission. In his freshman Bradley displayed outstanding defense averaging 3.5 Blocks per game, but was just an average scorer averaging only 10-12 points per game.
PROS: Shawn Bradley much like Gheorghe Muresan sheer height presence will provide additional defense for his team. Team will reroute shots and pull up further from the paint with Bradley clogging up the middle.
CONS: While Bradley with his long frame and arms my be able to block shots great, his rebounding and scoring lacks. He is very thin and scrawny for his height. Bradley has a very difficult time banging down low with a physical center. He has been accused of being passive-aggressive when playing physical post players. He will also have to work on his scoring and rebounding if he wants to make an impact for his team, or even stay in the league.
Over-all: Bradley will be able to provide good defensive support for his team. He’ll need some work in his offensive post game to equal the play of the good centers in the league. If his team can get him in the weight room and add some pounds, build aggression, develop rebounding and an offensive game; he could shape up to be a great center.
Pick 5-15
