Upsides

• Highly talented shot blocker, he uses his length and incredible timing to embarrass any player the dares to take a shot in the paint when he is around

• Very weird, but capable switcher on defense. He moves surprisingly well on his feet for a 7 foot tall human being and he is good at using his length to contest shots outside of the paint

• Just a really smart basketball player in general, he doesn’t make mistakes very often and makes good decisions on both ends of the court on basically every single play

• Good passer. I wouldn’t necessarily call him a hub offensively, but he makes good reads and is good at executing on his passes

• Great finisher around the rim. He can finish plays with either hand and contact doesn’t ever seem to bother him

• He’s shown a lot of promise as a 3-point shooter. He is very willing to take 3s and is capable of making them

Downsides

• We have a much smaller sample size this year with him than we do with other prospects, so it’s been more difficult to evaluate his game

• He has trouble dealing with stronger players on both ends of the court, he can be outmuscled pretty easily (although he usually makes up for it with his ridiculous length)

Conclusion

will add scouting report soon

Shades of: Kristaps Porzingis, Kelly Olynyk, Chris Boucher

Lottery Ticket / stretch big: Andrea Bargnani, Kristaps Porzingis, Hasheem Thabeet.

Ivisic is a high upside pick. He's 7'2 and seems to feel comfortable shooting the 3. The combination of his size, shooting ability, and youth has people thinking he should go first round.

Ivisic barely plays on Kentucky since being cleared to play. When he's out there he looks awkward and does not use his body well on defense. There just isn't a lot of good data on this guy and although he's had one amazing game he has not been able to recreate it.

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