timvp
05-23-2019, 03:14 PM
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Admiral Schofield
School: Tennessee
Position: SF
Age: 22
Height: 6-foot-5.25
Weight: 240.6
Wingspan: 6-fot-9.75
Draft Range: 30 to 50
Combine Results? Yes (https://stats.nba.com/draft/combine-anthro/)
Why: Built like a boulder: wide, muscular frame that is difficult to move. Despite his bulk, he's an explosive leaper -- even without any momentum. Quick enough to defend on the perimeter and strong enough to defend the post. Good three-point shooter: hit 41.8% on 8.7 attempts per 100 possessions. Willing passer, already has a role player mentality and isn't squeamish about doing the dirty work. Admirals have a good track record in San Antonio.
Why Not: Very poor ball-handler for a perimeter player -- makes it difficult for him to drive to the basket. Thus, hardly goes to the free throw line despite his size and strength. His shoeless size (6-foot-4) is that of a guard but he projects as a SF and small ball PF. While he's quick for his size, he's likely too bulky to ever be able to defend guards or super quick forwards. Not a notable rebounder. His advanced stats are yawn-inducing ... only his three-point shooting stands out as above average.
Spurs Fit: He's advanced enough to play minutes as a rookie. However, a year in Austin to work on his perimeter skills would help.
Spurs Comparison - Ceiling: Shorter Malik Rose with a three-point jumper
Spurs Comparison - Floor: Shorter Jamie Feick
College Stats (https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/admiral-schofield-1.html)
Highlight Video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFL8MAXqTs8)
Tankathon Profile (http://www.tankathon.com/players/admiral-schofield)
NBA.com Profile (https://www.nba.com/article/2019/01/10/tennessee-admiral-schofield-hopes-hard-work-pays)
Admiral Schofield
School: Tennessee
Position: SF
Age: 22
Height: 6-foot-5.25
Weight: 240.6
Wingspan: 6-fot-9.75
Draft Range: 30 to 50
Combine Results? Yes (https://stats.nba.com/draft/combine-anthro/)
Why: Built like a boulder: wide, muscular frame that is difficult to move. Despite his bulk, he's an explosive leaper -- even without any momentum. Quick enough to defend on the perimeter and strong enough to defend the post. Good three-point shooter: hit 41.8% on 8.7 attempts per 100 possessions. Willing passer, already has a role player mentality and isn't squeamish about doing the dirty work. Admirals have a good track record in San Antonio.
Why Not: Very poor ball-handler for a perimeter player -- makes it difficult for him to drive to the basket. Thus, hardly goes to the free throw line despite his size and strength. His shoeless size (6-foot-4) is that of a guard but he projects as a SF and small ball PF. While he's quick for his size, he's likely too bulky to ever be able to defend guards or super quick forwards. Not a notable rebounder. His advanced stats are yawn-inducing ... only his three-point shooting stands out as above average.
Spurs Fit: He's advanced enough to play minutes as a rookie. However, a year in Austin to work on his perimeter skills would help.
Spurs Comparison - Ceiling: Shorter Malik Rose with a three-point jumper
Spurs Comparison - Floor: Shorter Jamie Feick
College Stats (https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/admiral-schofield-1.html)
Highlight Video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFL8MAXqTs8)
Tankathon Profile (http://www.tankathon.com/players/admiral-schofield)
NBA.com Profile (https://www.nba.com/article/2019/01/10/tennessee-admiral-schofield-hopes-hard-work-pays)