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“Intriguing” may the word that best describes Marcus Hubbard. Despite his 6-9 stature he really can’t be classified as a power forward. His body type doesn’t suggest he’ll be able to add serious weight necessary for post play, but what does makes Hubbard a standout is his perimeter shooting. He owns solid range 17 feet from the basket and has developed into a more reliable shooter from three point range. Hubbard’s downside revolves around inconsistencies in play and aggressiveness when attacking the basket. He’s a year older than most college seniors, and although it’s not damaging, it may cause observers to question his potential. Ball handling and improved defensive play from the premier is a must for Hubbard to play the small forward position on the pro level, whether in the NBA or NBDL.

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