SF - HT: 6’8” - WING: - WT: 220 - A:

- power wing with a good handle and shot
- Good rebounder
- Solid defender
- Really solid all around guy. Makes a real impact
- Shades of Cam Johnson, Sam Hauser, Julian Strawther

GSW position: SF

Highs: can shoot the 3, can defend, hustler rebound to put it back in the hoop and on the defensive end for rebounds has a knack of where it will be and hustle for them as well, handles not bad, always have his hands out for deflections and steals, has a nic offensive game all around can hit in the mid range, he’s best used off ball, defensively can stay in front even with fast guards

Lows: does not really try to get his own shot much (can do it though), has to be are with puahing off at times has to know when to create more separation

STRENGTHS:

• A catch and shoot threat who can not be left alone; shot 50% on unguarded catch and shoot attempts, and his 41% clip from three this season provides a good baseline for what his role might be in the NBA

• Demonstrated some good stuff from the mid-range and attacked close-outs well; should be good enough when ran off of the line

• A long defender who can go through screens well and jump passing lanes, especially when he was in zone defense; provides some pretty exceptional athletic tools to be a bother on that end. His long 6'10" wingspan helps

• Does a good job of making himself available and open for drivers to dish out to

WEAKNESSES:

• Did not show much creation at all at Baylor; only had a 17.5% usage rate and him not getting those opportunities with the ball in his hands limits the ceiling that one may place on him

• Have to find out if the shooting is real; went from 51% in his freshman season to the low 30s the next two, and then finished his career as a 41% three point shooter

• Not a lot of film in terms of creation, mid-range ability or much as a ball handler

Best role upon entering the NBA: Low maintenance catch- and-shoot shooter who will guard stronger twos and threes

Player Comparison: Shades of Dorian Finney-Smith and PJ Washington

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Pro Comparison: Royce O'neale x Mikal Bridges

• On-Ball Defense

• Catch-and-Shoot Threat

• Off-Ball Mover

++Strengths:++

1. Dynamic shooter who can hit 3s off both screens and the dribble

2. High IQ player without that ball (Relocates along the perimeter and looks for opportunities to cut)

3. His intelligence also applies to his passing as he limits mistakes

4. Competitive defender with a long wingspan who can switch screens to defend multiple positions and disrupt passing lanes

++Weaknesses:++

1. Inconsistent 3 point shooter until his senior year (But 80% from the free throw line is encouraging)

2. Low usage so far and hasn't proven he can be a lead player

F 6'8" 213 6'10"

DOB: May 14th, 2001 (23)

31.7 MPG - 35 GP 12.2/5.7/1.4(1.0)/1.1/0.6 46.6/41.2/82.3

3 and D role player at the next level, he will space the floor and be a plus defender.

Ceiling: Royce O’neale

SF - HT: 6’8” - WING: - WT: 220 - A:

- power wing with a good handle and shot
- Good rebounder
- Solid defender
- Really solid all around guy. Makes a real impact
- Shades of Naji Marshall, Jalen Williams, Tobias Harris, Caleb Martin