Post by Von on Aug 28, 2021 7:35:31 GMT -8
Amos Ashford-Fleet
6'10
255 LBS
University of Mississippi
C
22 years old
BBS Starting Ratings
B- C D B B B
Prospectus:
AAF is coming to the BBS as a potential day 1 ready starter with camps. One of the best players in the NCAA circle last year, AAF is well known for his elite strength and rebounding abilities and all around lack of pretty significant weaknesses. He is a premier post defender as well and should be a force to reckon with for opposing offenses.
On another level down, AAF is pretty solid with handles, inside scoring, blocks and steals. Nothing to write home about in either of these categories but nothing that would be a detriment to a team picking him. Probably looking at a 2-1 STOCK/TO Ratio in his prime, maybe a bit higher with some camps.
Categories that scouts knock him on is his poor quickness, poor passing, and elite potential. Coming into BBS as a 22 year old, scouts worry about his long term potential to be a superstar. He is currently projecting to be a solid rotational big or spot starter that should be very serviceable for BBS teams for years to come in the front court.
Pros
-Strength is elite
-Rebounding is elite
-Not too many glaring flaws. Will be steady in most areas.
Cons
-Potential
-Quickness is pretty poor
-Passing is pretty poor
6'10
255 LBS
University of Mississippi
C
22 years old
BBS Starting Ratings
B- C D B B B
Prospectus:
AAF is coming to the BBS as a potential day 1 ready starter with camps. One of the best players in the NCAA circle last year, AAF is well known for his elite strength and rebounding abilities and all around lack of pretty significant weaknesses. He is a premier post defender as well and should be a force to reckon with for opposing offenses.
On another level down, AAF is pretty solid with handles, inside scoring, blocks and steals. Nothing to write home about in either of these categories but nothing that would be a detriment to a team picking him. Probably looking at a 2-1 STOCK/TO Ratio in his prime, maybe a bit higher with some camps.
Categories that scouts knock him on is his poor quickness, poor passing, and elite potential. Coming into BBS as a 22 year old, scouts worry about his long term potential to be a superstar. He is currently projecting to be a solid rotational big or spot starter that should be very serviceable for BBS teams for years to come in the front court.
Pros
-Strength is elite
-Rebounding is elite
-Not too many glaring flaws. Will be steady in most areas.
Cons
-Potential
-Quickness is pretty poor
-Passing is pretty poor
