As always, it’s important to explore the context behind the numbers to fully understand why they are low and what contributes to them. Surely, there will be concerns over his low shooting percentages. Shot 66.7 FT% (48-for-72) in all 29 games charted
Can do so within tight quarters or in space away from the basket, and will set them up with a savvy change of pace that precedes the burst. Makes timely, short burst back door cuts from various areas on the floor. Will attack from each level in multiple situations.Įxerts quality rim pressure off the bounce and as a cutter off the ball Owns a well-rounded floor game that allows him to impact the offense without scoringĬapable 3-level scorer who’s working towards consistency from the 2nd and 3rd levels. Taking strides towards playing with pace more consistently He’s quickly advancing at reading the floor. The game has started to slow down for him, and it’s visible in his pace with the ball in his hands. Was as aggressive as ever during the spring/summer Is at his best when he balances making plays for others with pursuing his own shot Naturally inclined toward a team-oriented style of play
Strikes a balanced approach of allowing the game to come to him, while being selectively aggressive with his touches Overall, he displayed intriguing potential for the future as a lead guard, with the existing knowledge of his efficacy as a combo guard. The increased usage had its ups and downs, such as extended flashes of self-creation and shot making during Peach Jam, tempered by low scoring efficiency and perimeter shooting struggles in other EYBL sessions. Largely a secondary playmaker up until his most recent showings over the spring/summer, when he displayed an expanded primary skillset while taking advantage of a big jump in usage, primarily during EYBL play. Entering an upward swing in his development as a player, with a rock solid foundational floor being built upon
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