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Bracket Buster

Perfect-season outlook: A flaw will likely catch it

OFF grade A
DEF grade B-
FIT grade A+
DEPTH grade B
STAR grade A

The floor

PGSpencerDinwiddie

SGAnthonyMorrow

SFD.J.Irving

PFYanteMaten

CKennethFaried

The Bench

Sixth ManEngin Atsur
Bench GuardMeechie Johnson
Bench WingCJ Massinburg
Bench BigKyle Washington
WildcardJordan McLaughlin

PG
Spencer Dinwiddie
15.4 PPG · 3.2 RPG · 3.3 APG
10s · Colorado
SG
Anthony Morrow
10.0 PPG · 2.8 RPG · 0.9 APG
00s · Georgia Tech
SF
D.J. Irving
12.4 PPG · 3.4 RPG · 2.3 APG
10s · Boston University
PF
Yante Maten
18.2 PPG · 6.8 RPG · 1.5 APG
10s · Georgia
C
Kenneth Faried
16.9 PPG · 13.0 RPG · 0.5 APG
10s · Morehead St.
Sixth Man
Engin Atsur
10.8 PPG · 3.2 RPG · 3.4 APG
00s · NC State
Bench Guard
Meechie Johnson
14.1 PPG · 4.1 RPG · 2.9 APG
20s · South Carolina
Bench Wing
CJ Massinburg
16.9 PPG · 7.3 RPG · 2.4 APG
10s · Buffalo
Bench Big
Kyle Washington
12.9 PPG · 6.8 RPG · 0.9 APG
10s · Cincinnati
Wildcard
Jordan McLaughlin
13.4 PPG · 3.8 RPG · 4.7 APG
10s · USC

Scouting report

Signature strength

Spencer Dinwiddie is the engine, and a safe one. Plenty of creation, very little risk, which is exactly the profile that survives a long tournament.

Fatal flaw

The relative unknown is March itself. Spencer Dinwiddie is loaded on paper, but the postseason production is the thinnest line on this profile, and the numbers flag it as where the pressure could bite.

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