OK: for this player I'm not sure how much featuring to do in the future. His athleticism and speed are to say the least less than ideal for division two. However, he has some rath nice numbers potentially elsewhere.
(Projected senior year)
Ath: 54, spd: 46, reb: 75, blk: 57, def: 61, lp: 95+, Pe 52+, bh 37, p: 61, Sta:91+

Anyone have any experience offensively giving heavy distribution to a player with relatively mediocre athleticism and speed for division two? If the ATH was even 10 higher, I'd say that looks like a star.

I think the 75 ATH/DEF/BLK guy plays him pretty well.......there aren't guys  like that on every good team but most have at least onein the post...I would be hesitant to rely on him to be your #1 scoring option all the time

I was envisioning using him to target less athletic post players against man to man defenses, perhaps.

Then sure!......He'll beat up some of the lesser defenders.

I have a player like that right now but he's more of a SF.

55 ath, 60 speed, 42 reb, 59 def, 84 lp, 98 per, 61 bh, 63 pass.

Last season he had a bench role because of his speed and defense. He struggled until I started giving him more minutes. This year ad a starter he has played well through 2 games but it's a small sample size.

Yeah, he'll score.  I disagree mildly with TJ - I think with that stamina he could be a #1 scorer in the right situation.  That 46 speed doesn't look like much of anything, but I think it will help compensate for the non-stellar athleticism.

Also if you are looking for a post player the 13th all time leading scorer at Lock Haven was a 54 ath C. He scored close to 20 a game his senior year aND carried a not great team to the sweet 16. CPOY twice, 2 time 1st team all conference, and 1st team all American his senior year.

What position is this player?

While I agree his ATH and SPD aren't ideal, I don't see how they're terrible either. Sure, the guy will score.

Well, I'm waiting for xext year, so I havent decided yet.  I'm thinking of PF, but am not settled.