Malik Pope
Sacramento, CA - 2014
National Rank#50State Rank#3
Player Profile Report
Scouting Report
STRENGTHS
3pt Shooting
Athleticism
Mid-Range Shooting
Off-The-Dribble Shooting
Size For Position
NEEDS TO IMPROVE
Defensive Rebounding
Low Post Footwork
Low Post Moves
Upper Body Strength
Scout’s Notes:
Malik is an athletic wing prospect who has one of the highest upsides in the class of 2014. He can score from deep, is a terror in transition, and knows how to finish around the rim. Look for him to make significant strides at San Diego State.
College Projection:
- High-Major
Complete Rankings:
- Player Grade: 95 (4-Star)
- National Rank: 50
- Position Rank: 14
- State Rank: 3
Skills Review:
- Shooting: Excellent
- Dribbling: Good
- Passing: Good
- Rebounding: Good
- Intangibles: Excellent
College Recruiting - Malik Pope
| School: | Interest: | Visit: | Offer: | Status: |
 San Diego State |
Favorite | ✓ | Committed: 10/09/2013 |
Latest News on Malik Pope
Weekend Roundup: Flurry of Big Commitments10/28/2013 by Eric Hampford – Several kids made decisions regarding their futures this weekend, and a few were nationally ranked prospects.
Aztecs Continue to Lure Top Talent to SDSU10/10/2013 by Eric Hampford – Malik Pope is the latest big name recruit to commit to San Diego State, joining fellow top 100 prospect Trey Kell.
Future150 State Prospect Rankings - California
3/27/2013 by Frank Woodford – The Golden State is home to some of the highest ranked players in the nation. Check out who make Future150's California state rankings!
Which Prospects Would Thrive At FGCU?3/25/2013 by Eric Hampford – Future150 takes a look at which high school prospects would fit in best with the playing style of the upstart Florida program.
High Upside SF Leron Black Still #1 in 2014 Class2/07/2013 by Eric Hampford – The White Station High School (TN) star has his best basketball days well ahead of him...
Andrew Wiggins is the Crown Jewel in the Class of5/29/2012 by Jason Pratt – Canadian born Andrew Wiggins is not only the number one player in the class of 2014, but he might just be the best player in high school hoops...
