So, I have this curious specimen of a center. Redshirt freshman.

ATH: 51
SPD: 33
REB: 62
DEF: 55
BLK: 35
LWP: 18
PER: 42
BHD: 46
PAS: 36
WKE: 23
STA: 67
DUR: 72
FTW: C

I was thinking it might be a neat idea to carve out a role for him as a sort of Arvydas Sabonis-type player who can pass out of the post and create open looks. Is this even possible within the confines of the game, and if so, is it worth investing in?

I would definitely work on his passing - esp in your triangle offense it will help

But, I would of course work on big man cores - ATH and LWP amd REB

I think he can be a useful player, I don't think he is an all american but someone who can play.

Is he going to start? The low WE is a damper.

I wouldn't worry about BH to start, focus most of your minutes in ATH, LP, PASS in that order.

The high pass will be more useful at the 4 then the 5.

I think he can be a useful player, I don't think he is an all american but someone who can play.

I don't know that he's a center. If you get his Ath and SPD up as well as BH and PAS, he's a PF, and maybe even a SF. He's potentially not a star, but a useful role player.

So, maybe not Sabonis, but Vlade Divac is a definite possibility, it seems.

He won't be a 3 point threat but with an ath of 70 and a lp of 50+ with okay spd/per/bh I think he will be an efficient scorer.

A 70/70 (ath/reb) isn't great at D2 but it's close to average, a little below.

A 70/60/60 (ath/def/blk) makes him a slightly below average defender, IMO.

The 50+ Pass helps everyone on offense but it's more helpful at the 4 then the 5.

He's an offensive player with slightly below average def/reb. He's a good 3rd post player, IMO. If his def or reb was 15 points higher he would be a good starter.