Post by ashes on Jul 13, 2010 6:36:43 GMT -5
Strengths:[/u] Kuran Iverson does it all on the court. His one standout strength is his ball-handling ability and court vision. He loves to create opportunities for his teammates and given his size, he's very effective at seeing the whole court. He's a solid scorer on the inside and seems to have a knack for offensive rebounding. Found himself playing both forward positions and PG often for his AAU squad. He has great length and runs the floor like a gazelle. Opposing defenders have described him as 'frightening' on the break.
Weaknesses:[/u] Though his jump shot is solid, his range is shaky beyond 18 feet. He probably can't play PG at the next level because it's likely that the faster, smaller guards would have a field day with his high dribble. His long arms give defenders trouble out on the perimeter, but he is nowhere near a shot-blocking threat down low. Doesn't have the strength to play in the post consistently.
Scout's Take:[/u] Iverson could very well be the next big thing for the SF position. His game is so silky smooth that teams will be fighting for the chance to take him. He is still pretty raw for UOSLR, so it may take a few years for him to become an impact player, but given the proper attention and catering, he should be a very good player, if not a star.
Comparison:[/u] Lamar Odom
Ratings:[/u] Kuran Iverson SF 6'10'' 225 21 C+ C+ B C+ C+ A North Carolina Jr.
