Geaux Tigers

Johnny O'Bryant III - PF 6'9 260lb

The former McDonalds All American is averaging 12.3ppg and 8.5rpg in his sophomore season. He has great size and strength around the basket. O'Bryant takes up a lot of space and uses his body well to position himself for a score. A rebounding machine. He's is an average on ball defender and does not block a lot of shots. O'Bryant is abysmal from the free throw line. He is strong, but needs to work on his explosiveness as he is a slightly below the rim player.

Second round prospect. Would do best on an established team that needs rebounding improvement and frontcourt depth.

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- Les Miles

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30pts and 10rebs vs South Carolina

10pts 11rebs and 8asts vs Mississippi State

__________________

"Louisiana has a heritage of great players that play their high school football within the boundaries of Louisiana."

"As soon as we know exactly who we are playing and what date we will be playing on, the schedule will become more finite."

"If we're defending, come see the trophy, it's in our trophy case. We're not defending it; it's there."

- Les Miles

Geaux Tigers

14 double doubles on the season...first in the SEC.

He really isn't a back to the basket PF despite not having a great midrange game. He's a slasher from the 4 who uses his strength and speed to get to the rim. He's really coming along strong and I think he will make an interesting prospect after one more season under Johnny Jones.

__________________

"Louisiana has a heritage of great players that play their high school football within the boundaries of Louisiana."

"As soon as we know exactly who we are playing and what date we will be playing on, the schedule will become more finite."

"If we're defending, come see the trophy, it's in our trophy case. We're not defending it; it's there."

- Les Miles