DIII - fastbreak and press... neither will be needed as freshmen

Athleticism - low	30
Speed - high	24
Rebounding - avg	42
Defense - high	23
Shot Blocking - high	36
Low-post - high	17
Perimeter - hgh	12
Ball Handling - avg	19
Passing - high	11
Work Ethic	60
Stamina	55
Durability - avg	59

Athleticism 47  - avg
Speed 47  - high
Rebounding 2  - low
Defense 37  - avg
Shot Blocking 1  - low
Low-post 27  - high
Perimeter 12  - high
Ball Handling 42  - avg
Passing 33  - high
Work Ethic 21
Stamina 63 - high
Durability 61 - low



i like the scoring potential as SF2.. but SF1 seems better rounded, and will actually rebound and block shots.

I hate an SF who can't rebound, but I would take #2.  

#1 will be a turnover machine AND not score AND be slower and less athletic.  But the WE evens things out, and if neither will play until the Jr. year, it's probably a toss-up especially if you only use #1 for defense and give him almost no distribution.

Both have flaws, but I would take #2. With below-average ATH, SPD, LP and PER, #1 won't be able to score for you at all. #2 will score, esp once you get the SPD and LP higher. In fact, he may also be usable as a backup guard once the PASS gets higher. His WE is certainly low, but it's not disastrous.

One caveat - it also depends on who else you have at SF. If you take #1, you pretty much have to pair him with someone who can score. If you take #2, you have to pair him with a rebounder.

I don't like either one with your system, but if you're going to be playing FB/Press you can't take a guy as slow as #1 without compromising your offense in particular and your defense to a lesser extent.  In general I'd try to avoid an SF with rebounding like #2 has, but #1 is a huge liability because of the system.  In another system he might be ok.

#2

2 because of spd/ath