One thing that I know is that Hall has good passing vision, and he is a nifty playmaker. I'm honestly not convinced that his game will translate to the NBA. He can be sloppy and passive at times. His height does give him an advantage over other players.

NBA Comparison: Terrence Ross

Projected Draft Range: 50-Undrafted

Height 6’8 Weight 215 lbs Wingspan Estimated 7’1-7’2 DOB 1/14/02 (20 years old) Pre-Draft Team St. Joseph’s Hawks Offense

• Unique body and skill set, a facilitator and capable of triple-doubles at the college level.

• Eyes up on transition. Will find the open guy.

• Good looking perimeter shot. Will look for more consistency with it in year two.

• Nice tight handles. 3.8 TO per 40. Should see this number decrease in year two.

• Questionable athleticism. Not a leaper, and I wonder where his burst would stack up against other draftees. Not sure there will be enough for him to separate at the next level.

• Just 41% inside the arc. Defense Need more information on his perimeter defense, is it sustainable at the next level? Lateral quickness? **Swing Factors Athleticism *Role

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Player analysis

This guy can do anything on the court, seriously anything. At Saint Josephs he was their main ball handler for two years straight and flashed a high level of scoring from three levels while being able to pass the ball too. His three point shot improved a lot from his freshman season to his sophomore season and it was honestly the only flaw in his game that stopped him from going into the draft last year. If he went to a bigger school I have no doubt he would be a bigger name in a lot of draft circles, he managed to produce big numbers despite being double teamed on literally every possession. His defense is solid and he rebounds at a good rate, his size at 6’8 keeps his man on the perimeter where he can block their shot effectively. If he were a little quicker I would classify him as a big guard but because he isn’t super athletic I would say he is an above average sized wing. Although Jordan won’t have the ball in his hands nearly as much in the league he does make great reads and If I were coaching a team I would certainly give him a chance to be the main creator off of the bench. I think he is largely a second round talent because he had the ball in his hands constantly at Saint Josephs and that just won’t be the case in the NBA but I still like him as a connective tissue or secondary playmaker. He can make nice bullet passes that can be effective without taking too much on ball time away from other players and Hall can be a glue guy of sorts for a team.

Projection

Draft range: [ 35 - 59 ]

Comp: [ Kyle Anderson ]