[size=13px]Strengths:[/size][font=helvetica][size=13px]Christian has an overall skill package that could wind up being unique for his size. He owns a creators mentality and tracks as a big wing. We're talking SF who prefers to make plays than score.[/size][/font]
[size=13px]W[/size]eaknesses: [size=13px]Since his body is changing so much, he's got a little position identity crisis that will be solved over time by his physical development. If he's to develop into a true wing forward, rectifying his jump shot and becoming at least a mid-range threat is a priority.[/size]
[size=13px]Bottom Line: With Christian it’s a total projection because of his body and skill set. The confidence is there but until we see production in a structured setting our evaluation is more of potential than anything else. Having said that, he’s an enticing prospect that bears watching on a number of levels.[/size]
Haha. :)). As long as ESPN holds him at a 92 4 star I am good with this pick up. I don’t need every site to say he is good, but I do prefer at least ONE site to say he is good. It the recruits that have no profiles or one profile that lists him as a one star… That’s when I get nervous.
[size=12px]Christian Hairston (Greensboro, N.C./Greensboro Day)
2013, SF, 6-7, 185 pounds
[/size][/color][size=12px]He’s always been more prospect than producer but on Saturday, Hairston raised the bar and now it’ll be up to him to exceed expectations. He’s long and has a legitimate jump shot. Mix in a dose of athleticism and he’ll enter the spring high up the mid-major wish lists.[/size][color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]