Devean George, Augsburg

Name:	Devean George
College:	Augsburg
Height:	6'8"
Weight:	225
Class:	Senior
Position:	Small Forward
Other Position:	Power Forward
Augsburg College information site

Stats (Provided by JazzyJ)

                  G  MIN  FG  FGA  3P 3PA  FT FTA  REB  PF AST  TO BLK STL  PTS
95-96 Augsburg   17  500  93  185  17  40  55  78  111  45  28  24  19  28  258
96-97 Augsburg   25  766 207  419  43 129 109 152  178  69  39  53  66  35  566
97-98 Augsburg   26  751 218  433  43 134 185 246  262  68  31  52  61  38  664
98-99 Augsburg   28  969 281  542  45 138 163 213  317  80  58  84  35  52  770
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TOTALS           96 2986 799 1579 148 441 512 689  868 262 156 213 181 153 2258

                  MIN   FG%   3P%   FT%  RPG  APG  TPG  BPG  SPG   PPG
95-96 Augsburg   29.4  50.3  42.5  70.5  6.5  1.6  1.4  1.1  1.6  15.2
96-97 Augsburg   30.6  49.4  33.3  71.7  7.1  1.6  2.1  2.6  1.4  22.6
97-98 Augsburg   28.9  50.3  32.1  75.2 10.1  1.2  2.0  2.3  1.5  25.5
98-99 Augsburg   34.6  51.8  32.6  76.5 11.3  2.1  3.0  1.3  1.9  27.5
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TOTALS           31.1  50.6  33.6  74.3  9.0  1.6  2.2  1.9  1.6  23.5

Scouting reports

Scout: JazzyJ

Along with Lebanon Valley's Andy Panko, Devean George is a legitimate prospect from Division III for the NBA Draft, and both look to be the first Division III player picked since Lamont Strothers. As is the case with most physical specimens playing at a lower level, George was a man amongst boys. Simply bigger and taller (although more like 6'6" rather than his listed 6'8") than the others in his league, George was able to dominate inside. Not a great shooter from the perimeter (although as you can tell from his stats, he was never afraid to launch 'em from outside), and that may hurt his chances a bit since he is projected as a small forward at the next level.

However, George has perhaps won some scouts over in the pre-draft camps, as he participated in Portsmouth, and put up a double-double in each of the three games he played in. He was also named to the all-tournament team. He was not invited to Phoenix, but could sneak into the Chicago camp, and if so, could only increase his stock at this point -- which is as a borderline 2nd round pick.