Tanzania's Hasheem Thabeet at the Final Four

Tanzania's Hasheem Thabeet at the Final Four

Hasheem Thabeet Player Profile

Ht: 7′3″

Wt: 260 lbs

College Stats (ESPN)

Connecticut Huskies

2006-07 6.2 PPG  6.4  RBG  3.8 BLKS

2007-08 10.5 PPG, 7.9  RBG, 4.5 BLKS

2008-09 13.6 PPG, 10.8 RBG, 4.2 BLKS


Awards

2008 Big East Defensive Player of the Year and Second Team All Big East

2008 National Defensive Player Of The Year by the Coaches Association, NABC.

2009 Big East Defensive Player of the Year and  co-Big East Player of the Year with Pitt’s DeJuan Blair.

2009 Second Team All-America and National Defensive Player of the Year.


Summary:

Hasheem Thabeet is one of the best prospects in this year’s draft physically. At 7-2, 260 lbs, he has good size for a 7 footer and is very athletic. His overall game is assessed as still being a bit raw, but he will go high in the draft for teams that need a defensive presence inside quick. Offensively he will need a few years to start really contributing.


Strengths:

– Size and Defensive Presence
- Shotblocking

- Freethrow Ability


Weaknesses:

- Rebounding

- Offensive Footwork and Skillset

- “Project Player”

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