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| All Tweets | DraftExpress: Mcdonald's AA Evaluations: Marshall Plumlee, Chane Behanan, Branden Dawson, Cody Zeller, Amir Williams http://bit.ly/fZOUG9
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H: 6' 7"
W: 250 lbs
Bday: 09/24/1992
(19 Years Old)
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Current: PF
NBA: PF
Possible: PF
| Rank 26 in NCAA Freshmen
RSCI: 24
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High School: Bowling Green
Hometown: Bowling Green, Kentucky
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| Mcdonald's All-American Week Player Evaluations
April 5, 2011
Though Chane Behanan (#27 Scout, #23 Rivals, #27 ESPN) didn't post tremendous numbers during the Mcdonald's All-American game itself, he showed a number of promising tools throughout the week in practice.
Behanan was easily the strongest interior player in attendance this week, and his powerfully built lower body allowed him to carve out space very effectively around the basket. On the offensive end, he showed a good feel for scoring around the rim and did a solid job making his presence felt on the offensive glass. The Bowling Green HS product has tree trunk legs and could grow into an extremely strong interior oriented power forward, a la Craig Smith, if he continues to work on his frame.
In addition to his play around the basket, Behanan flashed some potential when facing up and putting the ball on the floor from the midrange, though his decision making in space isn't always ideal. Shorter than many of the other players at his position in attendance, the former Cincinnati commit proved to be pretty agile and bouncy despite carrying some extra weight. His length is a limitation defensively, but his toughness is a definite plus when he's dialed in.
Showing solid touch out on the perimeter, Behanan has the potential to be a bruising inside-outside power forward on the next level. His body is ready-made for Big East play, but his ability to polish his midrange game, refine his post moves, and maximize his physique will all play a role in his success at Louisville as an undersized power forward/center, and reflect how he is perceived as a NBA prospect moving forward.
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