A.J. Bramlett, Arizona

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Name:	A.J. Bramlett
College:	Arizona
Height:	6'10"
Weight:	222
Class:	Senior
Position:	Power Forward
Other Position:	Center

Stats (Provided by JazzyJ)

                  G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA  REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
95-96 Arizona    30  251  24   47   0   0  10  28   56  37   8   6   9   8   58
96-97 Arizona    33  788 108  204   0   1  50  95  229 105  19  50  22  25  266
97-98 Arizona    35  931 143  278   0   0  77 135  259 107  39  47  36  30  363
98-99 Arizona    29  909 160  299   0   0  91 158  273  94  36  57  37  24  411
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TOTALS          127 2879 435  828   0   1 228 416  817 343 102 160 104  87 1098

                  MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
95-96 Arizona     8.4  51.1   0.0  35.7  1.9  0.3  0.2  0.3  0.3   1.9
96-97 Arizona    23.9  52.9   0.0  52.6  6.9  0.6  1.5  0.7  0.8   8.1
97-98 Arizona    26.6  51.4   0.0  57.0  7.4  1.1  1.3  1.0  0.9  10.4
98-99 Arizona    31.3  53.5   0.0  57.6  9.4  1.2  2.0  1.3  0.8  14.2
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TOTALS           22.7  52.5   0.0  54.8  6.4  0.8  1.3  0.8  0.7   8.6

Scouting reports

Scout: Maurer4u@aol.com

A.J. Bramlett has carved himself out a very good college career still has a lot to imporve such as getting more strength on his skinny frame his low post game could stand to add a few more moves not to mention his free throw percentage. Has tons of good qualities that will attract nba teams to him such as being a very hard worker, descent defender, good work ethic a true coaches dream from what I've heard good kid that keeps himself out of trouble. Willing to give his body up for loose ball every game he plays tough. Biggest quality this kid has is that not only is he coachable but he's still improving. Late first to very early second round selection

Scout: Gregory Romero

A.J. Bramlett had a stellar career @ the University of Arizona. He did well throughout. Can post up on bigger men and can burn them because of his quickness. But with greater athletes in the NBA he must bulk up to take the NBA grind. I see A.J. going late first round- early second round.

Scout: James Gibson [jgibson@psu.edu]

Bramlett is an athletic forward that has really developed in his four years under Lute Olson's tutelage. During his freshman year, he only got 8 minutes per game, which has increased to over 30 mpg by his senior year. He has also taking his scoring average up to 14.2 ppg and averaged more than 9 rebounds a game his senior year. He has definitely been a key player for the Wildcats in their last three years. He doesn't have the body to make an impact right away in the NBA, but he's athletic and knows how to move. He could blossom into a great player. A definite sleeper pick.