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Roster Assistance #3

The Roster Assistance (READ MORE) is dedicated to select a rookie combo guard with good leadership to drive the team and capable of scoring. Profile capable of competing in championships at the level of Austria, Czech Republic, Netherlands or in the second divisions of the main European leagues

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PROFILES

*Click on the player’s name to read his report

CHRIS MARTIN – READ THE PROFILE

  • Strengths: Scorer, 1vs1 skills, leadership and clutch player
  • Weaknesses: Defensive discipline, 3P average, managing possessions
  • Experience: Rookie from Atlanta Clark, SIAC player of the year 

RASHAD WILLIAMS – READ THE PROFILE 

  • Strengths: Shooting range, scorer, clutch player
  • Weaknesses: Selection shot, managing possessions, defensive energy
  • Experience: Rookie from Arkansas Pine-Bluff, SWAC newcomer of the year 

JORDAN JOHNSON – READ THE PROFILE

  • Strengths: Scorer, shooting range, 1v1 off the dribble
  • Weaknesses: Selection shot, defensive effort, managing possessions
  • Experience: Rookie from New Orleans, Southland Conference second team  

KALEB HIGGINS – READ THE PROFILE

  • Strengths: 1v1 off the dribble, playmaking-leadership, scorer
  • Weaknesses: 3P average, size-physicality, defense
  • Experience: Rookie from Cal State Bakersfield, Big West Conference second team

DAE DAE GRANT – READ THE PROFILE

  • Strengths: Shooting range, scorer, leadership
  • Weaknesses: Selection shot, defensive discipline, size to play only guard
  • Experience: Rookie from Duquesne, Atlantic-10 Tournament MVP

KAMDYN CURFMAN – READ THE PROFILE 

  • Strengths: Shooting range, playmaking, leadership and clutch
  • Weaknesses: Size and physicality, slasher skills, defense
  • Experience: Rookie from Marshall 

Chris Martin and Rashad Williams both excel in scoring and clutch play, but Martin’s leadership contrasts with Williams’ superior shooting range. Jordan Johnson and Kaleb Higgins share strengths in one-on-one play and scoring, yet Johnson’s shooting range is more prominent while Higgins stands out in playmaking and leadership. Dae Dae Grant combines scoring prowess with leadership, though his defensive discipline needs work, similar to Kamdyn Curfman who offers shooting range and clutch performance but lacks physicality and slashing skills. Each player showcases distinct abilities that can be harnessed for team success, yet all face challenges in defensive aspects and possession management.

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