Kenny Wooten, Forward, Oregon
2018-19 Averages 6.3 points 4.8 rebounds 0.6 assists 58.9 FG%
Brad Davison, Guard, Wisconsin
2018-19 Averages 10.5 points 3.3 rebounds 1.8 assists 38.5 FG% 34.9 3pt%
Naji Marshall, Forward, Xavier
2018-19 Averages 14.7 points 7.2 rebounds 3.4 assists 39.4 FG% 27.7 3pt%
Jermaine Samuels, Forward, Villanova
2018-19 Averages 6.4 points 5.4 rebounds 1.0 assists 44.8 FG% 34.7 3pt%
Marcus Garrett, Guard, Kansas
2018-19 Averages 7.3 points 4.2 rebounds 1.9 assists 42.2 FG% 24.5 3pt%
Nojel Eastern, Guard, Purdue
Darryl Morsell, Guard, Maryland
Morsell has the athleticism along with effort and length to be a very good perimeter defender, especially on the ball. He’s active off the ball as well as he’s always jumping to the ball in the right position. The willingness to attack the basket is there as he pushes it well in transition. He’s a pretty good rebounder also but must become a more reliable shooter his mid-range game could take the next step. Morsel is a very solid contributor for a rising Maryland team.
2018-19 Averages 8.5 points 3.1 rebounds 1.8 assists 45.9 FG% 29.0 3pt%
Kaleb Wesson, Center, Ohio State
Wesson is very productive around the basket with his soft touch and physical body. He does have the ability to step away from the basket and hit mid-range and three-point shots. The area in which he needs to improve is to become stronger with the ball and make better decisions. His stamina to be effective for long periods of times also needs to improve. He’s an average post defender who is vulnerable to give up easy points. His ability to help and recover in ball screen action is pretty good as he moves well. Wesson needs to improve his overall body to be even more productive than a year ago.
2018-19 Averages 14.6 points 6.9 rebounds 1.8 assists 50.0 FG% 34.7 3pt%
Myles Cale, Guard, Seton Hall
Cale has the ability to pull up from the perimeter and shoot the three effectively. He’s pretty athletic with an ability to get to the basket. He needs to have more composure offensively and have the control necessary to make the right play. If he becomes better with the ball he can be very good wing with an ability to get downhill and hit perimeter jumpers. He gets stuck defensively being out of position and he must become more engaged. His length and athleticism should help him improve defensively. The technique and lateral movement need the next step to be capable defensively.
2018-19 Averages 10.2 points 4.1 rebounds 1.2 assists 41.1 FG% 37.8 3pt%
Davide Morretti, Guard, Texas Tech
Morretti is a very good shooter from the three and mid-range, as his efficiency is very good. He has a really good feel for the game. Morretti is always shot ready and has the ability to shot fake and reset very well. He has good touch around the rim, but he could become a better distributor creating for others. His footwork offensively is great, as he’s always balanced. He’s always in a good position, dictating where the offense will go. He lacks the athleticism of other guards, but his technique and IQ are so good he makes up for it most of the time. He will look to become the primary scoring option for Texas Tech next season.
2018-19 Averages 11.5 points 2.1 rebounds 2.4 assists 49.8 FG% 45.9 3pt%
Nate Watson, Center, Providence
Watson gives pretty good energy on defense, but he still needs to build his body to be a better post defender. He has good length and has the capability to alter shots. He’s an active rebounder and does well on the boards. His feet don’t move well defensively, therefore he can be faced up and attacked. He has a solid jump hook to his right shoulder and is active on offense in pick and roll action.
2018-19 Averages 11.7 points 5.2 rebounds 0.4 assists 59.0 FG%
Tristan Clark, Forward, Baylor
2018-19 Averages 14.6 points 6.3 rebounds 1.6 assists 73.7 FG%
Trent Frazier, Guard, Illinois
Frazier is a bucket getter who is very shifty and athletic with a great first step. He’s a ball dominant guard with the offense running through him. He’s a good spot up three point shooter and moves well without the ball. He can get to the basket with runners, but he must convert at a higher level. His ability to get others involved needs to improve for him to open up driving lanes. He’s active but lacks great size so can get physically overwhelmed. Frazier lacks the length to be really good off the ball and can get caught out of position at times.
2018-19 Averages 13.7 2.3 rebounds 2.6 assists 41.1 FG% 40.6 3pt%
Xavier Tillman, Forward, Michigan State
Tillman is a tough player who operates around the basket very well with good feet. He’s very active on defense in helping towards the basket and perimeter. Tillman is a great rebounder as he consistently is giving max effort on the boards. His hands are very active and do a good job of closing out on shooters. He’s active in the post on offense, but struggles to finish when a secondary defender digs down to help. While he is one on one with a good matchup he can score at a high level. To take the next step he must be able to operate with others around and be stronger with the ball.
2018-19 Averages 10.0 points 7.3 rebounds 1.6 assists 60.5 FG%
Luka Garza, Forward, Iowa
Garza has very good touch around the basket and can step out to the perimeter and hit an occasional three. He’s a solid rebounder and has the ability to face up in the post and shoot over the top. He gives great effort on both ends working to be in the best position. His foot speed is not the best, therefore, he needs deception and skill to get by defenders. His inability to move great defensively either. He must improve on taking better angles to be a more effective defender.
2018-19 Averages 13.1 points 4.5 rebounds 0.9 assists 53.1 FG% 29.2 3pt%
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