Adding 5-star recruit Brad Beal and transfer Mike Rosario to Erving Walker and Kenny Boynton gives Florida the nation's deepest backcourt. But can they all co-exist? [details]
Strengths: A prototypical NYC-style combo guard, Foye is a smooth athlete, possessing a couple of different gears, solid leaping ability, good strength and excellent body control in the lane. Foye is first and foremost a slasher, mostly thanks to his outstanding ball-handling skills and the way he can create space for himself to get his shot off. He is absolutely fearless taking the ball to the basket, and he finishes strong in the toughest of situations, even with contact. He also has an excellent mid-range game. Defensively, Foye is usually just as aggressive as he is on the offensive end, possessing nice footwork and good lateral quickness.
Weaknesses: Foye is a scorer, not a shooter -- and certainly not a playmaker. He is also not a creative passer, showing average court vision in half-court sets and a tendency to slash to the hoop with his head down. He can explode for 10-12 points in just a few minutes, but rarely has been able to pace himself throughout an entire game. Defensively, Foye doesn't have a whole lot of experience guarding point guards, as he was more often asked to defend small forwards and power forwards the past season.
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