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Player Profile: Eugene Myatt

Statistics: Eugene Myatt

Eugene Myatt Position: Small Forward /Shooting Guard

Shooting Hand: Right Hand

Height: 197 cm

Weight: 93 kg

Birthdate: 3/22/85

Passport: USA

College: Howard - NCAA 1

Available: Yes

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Outlook

A very good athlete he is able to play several positions effectively because of a great mix of size and quickness. Rebounds like a power forward because of his fantastic wingspan but runs like a guard. Has even played a few minutes here and there at the PF because of his strength and good size. Very effective mid range jumper causes alot of problems cause he is able to just shoot over top of most defenders. Can handle the ball and has no problem handling pressure and being a release valve for any backcourt. Aggressive offensive mind set makes him lead by example. Has very long arms and consistently gets his hands on balls in the passing lanes.. A very complete player is capable of playing at very high levels as he continues to develop. Shoots the deep ball quite well and is extending his range which for a player his size will make him deadly. Definitely has a huge upside and his best basketball is still to come.

Scouting

VIDEO: Watch Eugene show his amazing scoring touch as he leads Howard to victory over Coppin State and records an amazing 41pts and 4rebs while knocking down 6-8 3pt shots. CLICK HERE

Previous Teams

Howard University 2005-09 NCAA

Career

2005-09: Caps a fantastic college career by moving into the #2 slot of scoring all time on the Howard University Basketball roll.

1,267 career points ranks him second all-time in school history.

Posted a career high 41 points against Coppin State on 2/23/09 and VMI on 11/25/06. Twice

posted highs of 36 points His 41 points ranks second highest in school history behind Ron Williamson 52. Third in the MEAC in scoring.
Was named to the NABC Division I All-District 15 Second Team for 2009 and also was named to the All-MEAC 1st Team for 2009.