His speed is pretty low.   He'll max out  in the high 30's.   I won't consider playing him until he was around 25.

His Stamina is also pretty low.   He really needs to be an 80 be effective and contribute more than 15 minutes.

I think this guy is a career backup.

His ATH and REB are pretty good, I think this guy will be a good scorer off the bench.  If he get close  to 50 and 50 he'll be pretty solid.  If he gets to play against other teams backup Centers he could give you a huge spark off the bench.  


I should add, I haven't played DIII in quite some time.   I may be screwing up my numbers.

Athleticism	37	3
Speed	55	2
Rebounding	7
Defense	30	4
Shot Blocking	7
Low-post	37	5
Perimeter	15	4
Ball Handling	33	3
Passing	27	1
Work Ethic	53
Stamina	60	6
Durability	72

This is my most promising recruit though, with high's in ATH, DE, LP, PER, BH and STA.
Averages in Speed and Passing with low's in Rebounding, BLK, and DU

Other than STA issues, that guy will be a pretty good SG I think.

Kinda thinking SF though, that's his position anyway. My team could be 7-5 instead of 5-7 because my team sucks defensively. My freshman that I recruited are defensively about the same as my JR's and SR's. It's pathetic. I'm trying to build off defense first, to create easy Points off Turnovers.