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[Silkk the Shaka]

I see your point, but I wouldn't consider Davante a center.  He was really a PF.  Yes, he played the 5 quite often, but that still doesn't mean he was a center.  If we were to use that logic, we would have to consider Lazar his senior year as a center.

Yet you consider Ellenson a center?

[tower912]

DG was a post.   A force of nature under the basket.    Not tall enough or quick enough to dominate athletic bigs, but a force against anyone who wasn't.    A one trick pony, but what a trick. 

[WarriorInNYC]

Yet you consider Ellenson a center?

I'm sorry, where did I consider Ellenson a center?

Edit:  I see in Hoopster's post he somewhat lumps Ellenson and Fischer together.  I would not consider Ellenson a center at all.  Hoopster may be doing so in his post.

[GGGG]

I see your point, but I wouldn't consider Davante a center.  He was really a PF.  Yes, he played the 5 quite often, but that still doesn't mean he was a center.  If we were to use that logic, we would have to consider Lazar his senior year as a center.

DG was a post player. He was by no means a power forward. He played inside and usually guarded their big man.  Furthermore when he played at the same time as Otule it was often a disaster because you had two post players on the floor.