De’Andre Hunter is a versatile combo forward, who possesses a great combination of athleticism, length and strength, and can play inside and out on both ends of the court. Not one to demand the ball, and playing for the slow-paced Cavaliers, he did not produce eye-popping numbers during his two [ . . . ]
Jarrett Culver, who led the Texas Tech Red Raiders to the NCAA Championship game this year, has prototypical size for a shooting guard and an all-around game to match. The sophomore was a Consensus All-American selection, and was named Big 12 Player of the Year. He finished in the top [ . . . ]
Rowan Alexander “R. J.” Barrett has been on the NBA’s radar for a long time, even before he led Canada to a gold medal in the 2017 FIBA Under-19 Basketball World Cup. He was named the MVP of that tournament, outshining players such as Rui Hachimura, Cam Reddish, and Romeo [ . . . ]
A tall and lanky wing, Dylan Windler is one of the top outside shooters in the 2019 draft class. He is a smooth shooting southpaw, who has a very quick release. He excels at moving without the ball, making good use of screens and changes in pace. This season as [ . . . ]
Around this time last year, Daniel Gafford was considered to be a lock to be taken in the first round of the 2018 NBA Draft, and he surprised many when he decided to return to Arkansas for his sophomore season. It was clear at the time that he needed to [ . . . ]
Zion Williamson is clearly the top prospect in this year’s draft, but can he possibly live up to the lofty expectations that have been created by the unprecedented hype that has surrounded him since November? Williamson is a southpaw with an amazing combination of size, strength, and athleticism. He has [ . . . ]
Far from a household name, Aric Holman has been on our radar since 2017, floating between 50-100 on the Hoops Prospects Draft Board for the last two years. He’s a lean stretch four, with a smooth outside shot and shot-blocking skills. He’s also a bit of enigma because of his [ . . . ]
Despite being hindered by injuries, Caleb Martin was named the Mountain West Conference Player of the Year in 2017-18, and he entered his senior season at Nevada as a Preseason All-American selection. The season, however, did not go quite as planned. Martin continued to be hampered by injuries, and his [ . . . ]
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