... which makes the best small forward.

Name	Yr.	Pos.	A	SPD	REB	DE	BLK	LP	PE	BH	P	WE	ST	DU	FT	TOT
Samuel Evers	Jr.	SG	48	79	2	55	10	30	84	52	73	68	76	84	C	661
Randall Barlett	So.	C	54	27	87	45	84	50	1	23	24	49	61	63	D	568
Kirby Johnson	So.	SF	56	45	40	67	45	34	14	31	48	41	64	50	B-	535
Willis Crawford	So.	SG	53	62	10	72	15	38	73	57	37	34	78	40	C-	569
Richard Zabala	Fr.	SF	65	50	30	69	18	43	17	45	24	51	48	42	B-	502
Milton Marion	Fr.	PG	49	72	1	35	1	12	62	56	56	45	77	34	B-	500
Murray Mowbray	Fr.	C	56	26	68	47	48	33	12	18	49	26	65	58	D+	506
Mark Gibson	Fr.	SF	45	36	53	24	49	69	29	30	21	59	72	56	B-	543

Depends on the rest of the roster.  If you can afford the rebounding hit and you don't need him as a backup guard it seems pretty clear that it's Evers.  Crawford is close for me, though, depending on your defensive set and the opposing SFs offensive capabilities.  I guess if you really need the rebounding then Johnson, but you give up a lot offensively that way.

Here's the positions that I feel fairly confident about.  I just can't decide on what would be best at SF.  I have been doing KJ for the rebounding - but I keep not feeling quite comfortable with it.  Obviously Evers should be able to switch out with Nicholson or Simmons ... 

Name	Yr.	Pos.	A	SPD	REB	DE	BLK	LP	PE	BH	P	WE	ST	DU	FT	TOT
Mark Nicholson	Sr.	PG	65	76	13	65	14	27	81	75	60	52	71	45	B-	644
Dwight Kirkpatrick	Sr.	C	74	21	87	75	59	72	48	6	34	90	83	62	C+	711
George Krum	Sr.	PF	51	46	62	56	59	96	1	39	2	82	86	64	C-	644
Lamar Simmons	Jr.	PG	40	79	2	51	2	27	61	89	67	37	72	60	B-	587

A lot would depend on the Off. & Def. you run. However without knowing that here's my evaluation. Crawford is a SF only because of passing skill. Johnson is a SF only because of speed. Evers is your best backup because of his combo skills. I would rate him as a SG,PG, SF. He can be a contributor at all these positions. Again depending on what you run, I'd start Evers over Simmons with Simmons the backup combo guard.