A powerful forward who already owns a man's body, Selden is strong as an ox and able to overpower virtually anyone in his age bracket. He goes strong to the rim, going right at any shot-blocker, and consequently getting to the free-throw line in high volume. He is at his best in the open floor where he combines his power with some break-away athleticism and good instincts. While he is naturally a good passer, his perimeter skill set is also coming along with both his three-point shot and mid-range pull-up vastly improved.
Weaknesses:
While Selden shows glimpses of explosive athleticism in the open floor, the rest of his game is void of any explosion. He doesn't have an explosion first step, won't rise up in a congested lane, and shoots a set shot off both the catch and the dribble. His ceiling is likely to be determined by how he progressing physically. If he doesn't grow more, he could plateau as a six-foot-four combo-forward.
Bottom Line:
A physically dominant player, Selden dominates players in his own age bracket but will need to continue to get more skilled and learn to incorporate his athleticism into his game as his peers begin to catch up with him physically.
Wayne Selden
Wayne Selden
Wayne Selden
Wayne Selden
Wayne Selden
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