Alex Condon, 6'11, 230, C, Florida, Jr.

• Comp: Jaren Jackson Jr. / Al Horford / Chris Bosh

• Ceiling: ALL-NBA

• Floor: Bench

• Last year's stats: PTS(10.6) REB(7.5) AST(2.2) BLK(1.3) STL(0.9) FG%(49.3) 3P%(32.8)

• The only stats that dropped were his STL(by 0.2) and his 3P%

• Extremely mobile, makes him a great rim runner and very switchable on defense

• Has shown the ability to stretch the floor in the past, has not been as prevalent this season

• Extremely competitive, wants to win and has

• Great rebounder despite not being the biggest center

• Can be used as an offensive hub at times

• A threat in the post

• Can get into foul trouble at times

• NOT a ball handler

• Very predictable offensively

• He needs to be more confident with his floor spacing to improve in that area

• Adding muscle could benefit him and his playstyle

• Expectation: Starter; He will be a great player in the NBA, but I struggle seeing him break through to the next level because of his limitations

Strengths: Mobility, Good Finisher, Good Rebounder, Good Playmaker, Good on Defence, tall, Crafty finisher, 3pt shooting is alright,

Weaknesses: Jump shot consity, weak for his position, Not creative on isos, Situational Awareness, Defensive Discipline, High Turnover Rate,

Draft Range/35-40, Role/Stretch Defensive big, Ceiling/All Star, Floor/Rotation, Expectation/Starter, Position/C

A good center who can shoot it and the pick and roll is obviously the best weapon with a player like that as they can go get a job and roll or pop and shoot and be a threat form both sides. One problem is he kindve needs to be a pf not a center with defensive problems

Comparison: kat

Florida’s Alex Condon’s official measurements from the NBA Draft Combine:

6’11 ¼" barefoot, 221.8 lbs with a 7’0 ¾" wingspan and 8’11 ½" standing reach

21- C- S: he can back down strong players himself to go for a layup, athletic rebounder

W: his 3 point shot form is not good