NCAA UNDERGROUND 2017 - Five players to follow....
....ready for your European team
PG – SAM CASSELL JR. (IONA) – Among all the famous fathers his one is pretty high on the list. He’s got that kind of personality but definitely less talent. His game is too linked with his shooting percentages, even if he can handle and has got good court vision. He can make this game his job especially if team hiring dont expect him to score 20 every night. Meanwhile, he’s got a ticket for the Big Dance…
SG – JEREMY SENGLIN (WEBER STATE) – Here we got a lot of scoring talent. Skills, percentages and flow of a great scorer. He can create off the dribble or coming off the screen with same effectiveness. Solid on the defensive end, he can make the difference when has got the ball in his hands but can also play minutes at point guard. Since november until today he only missed the double figure twice… enough said.
SF – TROYCE MANASSA (SAVANNAH STATE) – An NFL Fullback who decided to choose basketball thanks to his life in Brooklyn during middle school. Not too refined off the dribble, but has got heart and all the other muscles to emerge as a solid pro considering his 17ppg and 35% from 3point. Closed strong his career in college with 42 points and 10 rebs in the last conference game.
SF – BAKARI COPELAND (MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE) – He’s got versatility and effectivness in his game to be a solid combo forward in Europe. Can guard both the 3’s and stretch-4. In the offense he should try to get more consistent in his jumper while is very good in getting to the rim and draw fouls. Knows how to rebound and can contribute in many different ways…
C – QUADIR WELTON (SAINT PETER’S) – Strong old style post man with reliable baby right hook. Not vertical but comes to the game ready to fight every night and put his body at team disposal. On the defensive end you better keep him in the paint, even because has got such strong hands you want him next to the rim and get rebounds in bunches.
SG – JEREMY SENGLIN (WEBER STATE) – Here we got a lot of scoring talent. Skills, percentages and flow of a great scorer. He can create off the dribble or coming off the screen with same effectiveness. Solid on the defensive end, he can make the difference when has got the ball in his hands but can also play minutes at point guard. Since november until today he only missed the double figure twice… enough said.
SF – TROYCE MANASSA (SAVANNAH STATE) – An NFL Fullback who decided to choose basketball thanks to his life in Brooklyn during middle school. Not too refined off the dribble, but has got heart and all the other muscles to emerge as a solid pro considering his 17ppg and 35% from 3point. Closed strong his career in college with 42 points and 10 rebs in the last conference game.
SF – BAKARI COPELAND (MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE) – He’s got versatility and effectivness in his game to be a solid combo forward in Europe. Can guard both the 3’s and stretch-4. In the offense he should try to get more consistent in his jumper while is very good in getting to the rim and draw fouls. Knows how to rebound and can contribute in many different ways…
C – QUADIR WELTON (SAINT PETER’S) – Strong old style post man with reliable baby right hook. Not vertical but comes to the game ready to fight every night and put his body at team disposal. On the defensive end you better keep him in the paint, even because has got such strong hands you want him next to the rim and get rebounds in bunches.
M. Ridolfi
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