yea I have had a 12 Js 5 JR Power forward, he obviously score well in a competitive D3 and just hitting long range jumper like nothing.
he once put up a 30 pts quarter to help me come back from a 10 pt lead deficit.
the issue with power forward is you need a good IS to score as well or his JS and JR wont matter.
roughly: (based on my training plan)
13, 13, 8, 7, 7, 8, 15, 15, 15, 7
give me the flexibility to run inside and outside offenses just as effectively. the problem is the time to get the Jr and primaries without training into the 25++
and not sure its worth it to train given that I have seen the market keep crashing and the prices of premier power forward has been historically low compare to SFs and guards.