The wiry and athletic big man excels when running in transition. He is an excellent shot-blocker and is an extremely bouncy power forward prospect. He also is more than capable of stepping out and hitting 15 foot jumpers with consistency.
One of the main weaknesses in Malik's game is his lack of strength. If he is going to be a successful power forward on the college level, he will need to bulk up quite a bit. He also needs to add more post moves to his arsenal.
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4/20/2013 by Brian Flinn – On the first night of the Pitt Jamfest and the live period, these players took their game to the next level.
7/24/2012 by Garrett Tucker – While many kids are making a jump in their graduating class, this forward has decided to take a step back and prepare himself for the future.
4/16/2012 by Jason Pratt – Future150 releases its 2013 rankings. The list consists of the 11-20 rated players in the country. It's headlined by Johnathan Williams III and Allerik Freeman.