An Unnecessarily Exhaustive Guide To The 2010/11 NCAA Tournament, Part 4: Western Region
The wing spot is largely held down by Solomon Hill and Kevin Parrom. Both are arguably tweener forwards, but both have good size and athleticism for the wings, as well as some versatility. Hill can double as a secondary ball handler, and adds a mid-range game, very good athleticism, dribble-drives, spin moves, dunks, and some highly capable defense. Similarly, Parrom also does a bit of everything, especially now he's added a highly efficient three point shot to go along with his mid range game. He drives the ball, shoots the ball, rebounds the ball, moves the ball, can pass the ball, is athletic, will run the court, and is a versatile, interested defender. His biggest weakness may only be inconsistency; the same criticism could be levelled at Hill, however, who tends to be a little game player. And Parrom might even be a better player than Hill at this point. Yet somehow he can't crack 20mpg. It seems strange.
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