Post by Jeff on Feb 2, 2011 23:01:09 GMT -5
Ben Stevens
Height: 6'6
Weight: 205lbs
Age: 22
Position: SG
College: University of California
Ratings: B- B C+ B- C B
Pros: Stevens is a very good offensive player. He can score inside and out and was one of the better scorers in college basketball this year. He has the ability to play defense, but I'm not sure he has the motivation. He can handle the ball enough to fill in as a backup PG. He is extremely quick and usually is able to blow by most defenders. He is a good athlete that can get rebounds fairly well for a SG.
Cons: Stevens has questionable potential. He spent four years in college and some scouts are unsure how much better he can get. He will probably have a bit of a turnover problem. Not sure if this is something he will be able to fix or not.
Overall: Stevens game does not have a ton of holes. The biggest question is his potential. I think he'll be a good player, but highly doubt he will ever achieve greatness. He was an All-American in college, but after spending four years at Cal he was simply more mature than most players. He is very ordinary in many ways, including his name. He has a good frame and at 6'6 has good size for a SG. An idea role for Stevens right now would be a super-sub backing up the SG/PG positions.
Height: 6'6
Weight: 205lbs
Age: 22
Position: SG
College: University of California
Ratings: B- B C+ B- C B
Pros: Stevens is a very good offensive player. He can score inside and out and was one of the better scorers in college basketball this year. He has the ability to play defense, but I'm not sure he has the motivation. He can handle the ball enough to fill in as a backup PG. He is extremely quick and usually is able to blow by most defenders. He is a good athlete that can get rebounds fairly well for a SG.
Cons: Stevens has questionable potential. He spent four years in college and some scouts are unsure how much better he can get. He will probably have a bit of a turnover problem. Not sure if this is something he will be able to fix or not.
Overall: Stevens game does not have a ton of holes. The biggest question is his potential. I think he'll be a good player, but highly doubt he will ever achieve greatness. He was an All-American in college, but after spending four years at Cal he was simply more mature than most players. He is very ordinary in many ways, including his name. He has a good frame and at 6'6 has good size for a SG. An idea role for Stevens right now would be a super-sub backing up the SG/PG positions.
