3 Reasons why UCF's Tacko Fall won't be drafted by an NBA team

#2 Limited offensive ability

Fall's offensive skillset is extremely limited

As discussed, Fall lacks any sort of range in his game, with the senior attempting just one three-pointer during his four years at UCF. Fall has instead utilised his height and power at the rim to his advantage, and while this tactic has served him well in college, its success is unlikely to be replicated in the NBA.

Fall has connected with 75% of his field goal attempts this season, which highlights his problem. The center's huge frame makes him an unstoppable force when he is directly under the rim, although once he steps a few yards back, Fall's offensive skillset is virtually non-existent.

The center's accuracy from the free-throw line has also reached a new low of 36.2%, and it is fair to say that Fall will struggle to have much of an offensive impact when going up against the NBA's most dominant centers such as Anthony Davis and Joel Embiid.