1 Warriors free agent target on every Atlantic Division team

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Tacko Fall

The rookie out of the University of Central Florida was a player who was anticipated in the NBA due to his size. The big man from Senegal measures in at 7-foot-5 and dunks on other players with unreasonable ease.

Fall only played in six games this season, but that should not be put against him. In those games, he also only averaged 3.2 points, 1.8 rebounds, and 0.0 assists per game. By now, you are probably wondering why he is even on this list.

Potential. A massive center like this, if given the chance, could be a massive game-changer especially with the rotation of centers that the Warriors have had over the last couple of years. His youth also allows Kerr to mold and shape the youngster.

However, to get a glimpse of what Fall’s potential is, let’s take a look at his collegiate stats. His senior year in Florida, Fall averaged 11.1 points, 7.6 rebounds, and 2.6 blocks per game. Those stats, which show what he can do, would be a favorable addition to the Warriors.

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