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Plays like these are what make me think Khaman Maluach can seriously return T3 draft value at the next level. High-level rim threat and verticality then going on the other end, flipping his hips and making the play on Mark Sears with a chase down block.

Major fan of Jase Richardson’s small space coordination — leveraging his body control &amp; footwork to create looks around the rim and/or FT opportunities. This time, he got both.

It's no surprise why Baylor's Tounde Yessoufou said Anthony Edwards is his favorite player. He's literally built like him. The already NBA level frame is insane.

Nate Ament showcasing the high-level handle and downhill scoring at 6’10. One of, if not, the most skilled players in the entire ‘25 class. Once the frame and core strength improves, this is one of the best long-term prospect bets.

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It cannot be understated how much growth Ant has made as a perimeter shotmaker — from shooting 29% from 3P at Georgia to now leading the league in 3PM (39.7%)! Just look at the difference in shooting mechanics/base + off-the-dribble confidence from college to the NBA for Ant ⤵️:

Cedric Coward is being heavily linked to Duke &amp; Alabama. The 6-6 wing only appeared in 6 games this season due to injury, where he averaged 17.7 PPG &amp; 7 RPG. Strong frame/tools — high level slasher with shooting skill (40% 3P) &amp; defensive impact. An NBA caliber wing to monitor.

Tahaad Pettiford’s scrimmage impact so far: Strong downhill driving, perimeter shotmaking and defensive playmaking.

Look no further than Duke’s Tyrese Proctor as your next Derrick White regen in ‘25. 📊 ‘24-25: 11.8/3.2/2.3 on 43.7% FG (40.8% 3P)

Khaman Maluach’s tools (7’5 WS + 9’8 standing reach) make him one of the most daunting NBA prospects in recent memory. Pair those tools w/ his rim touch, it’s no surprise why he’s one of the most efficient big men ever: 77.6% rim FG + 99th %-ile scoring as P&amp;R roller (1.76 PPP).

AJ Dybantsa: pro scorer

🇬🇷 Neoklis Avdalas is one of the best international talents across all of Europe. Exceptional passing skill + P&amp;R playmaking — strong rim finishing (65.3% FG) &amp; shotmaking. Great positional size @ 6’8”. P5 programs should be all over Avdalas should he consider collegiate route.

Despite Cooper Flagg stealing the show vs. Arizona, the unsung hero of the game was Duke’s Sion James. 📊 16 PTS (5-6 FG, 3-4 3P), 3 REB &amp; 4 AST A true X-factor: consistently hitting clutch shots, facilitating on the perimeter &amp; being active on the glass. Impact &amp; selflessness.

Danny Wolf playmaking tape. A 7’0 point forward with feel, handling &amp; P&amp;R passing skill — 18.9% AST + 1.07 AST/TO.

Cedric Coward’s +8 wingspan is something that definitely pops on tape &amp; makes him a VERY intriguing wing prospect. Opposing scorers only shot 31.8% (!!) on jumpers when guarded by Coward. Strong combine/anthro testing + two-way tools should put Coward in T20 draft consideration.

Noah Penda had his best performance of the season today, dropping a NEAR triple double today vs La Rochelle: 18 PTS (6-12 FG) | 13 REB | 8 AST Impressed with the perimeter shooting, rebounding &amp; passing skill — Penda has solidified himself as a T15/lottery prospect in my eyes.

In his final regular season game vs La Rochelle, Nolan Traore put together another stellar performance: 25 PTS | 10-17 FG | 4 AST Strong downhill scoring &amp; improved shotmaking — playing his best basketball as of late: averaging 16.6 PPG (48.1% 3P) &amp; 5.8 APG in his last 5 games.

Another name to add to that list: Brandin Podziemski Huge performance in yesterday’s win vs Houston. Has been such an important part of GSW success — high-level shooter, off-ball play, rebounding + connectivity &amp; IQ. Averaging 15.5 PPG, 6 RPG &amp; 3.3 APG (43.8% 3P) post All-Star.

Walter Clayton Jr: the marksman of March 📊 34 PTS | 11-18 FG | 5-8 3P Clayton Jr continues his exceptional tournament run, posting his season high vs Auburn. Elite shotmaking &amp; downhill driving skill — He’s cemented himself as a T20 lock in the draft.

I’m still high on Nolan Traore being a primary creator bet at the next level, given his scoring propensities. 47.6% (10/21) from 3P in his last 5 games — 58.4% at the rim on the season.

The more I watch Will Riley, the more confident I am in him becoming a highly impactful player at the NBA level. At 6’8”, Riley brings strong off-ball play, multi-level scoring punch, finishing touch &amp; good connective skills — 32.6% from 3PT (8.9 3PA/100) + 61.3% FG at the rim.

Nathan Soliman (‘09)- The next 🇫🇷 superstar talent 6’8, 7’2 WS. Highly skilled wing with good size, decision making + advanced touch/feel for his age. Exceptional two-way upside with high-level perimeter shooting ability. ‘28 draft eligible. My top ‘09 generation prospect.

Major fan of Jase Richardson’s small space coordination — leveraging his body control & footwork to create looks around the rim and/or FT opportunities. This time, he got both.

Cedric Coward is being heavily linked to Duke & Alabama. The 6-6 wing only appeared in 6 games this season due to injury, where he averaged 17.7 PPG & 7 RPG. Strong frame/tools — high level slasher with shooting skill (40% 3P) & defensive impact. An NBA caliber wing to monitor.

Khaman Maluach’s tools (7’5 WS + 9’8 standing reach) make him one of the most daunting NBA prospects in recent memory. Pair those tools w/ his rim touch, it’s no surprise why he’s one of the most efficient big men ever: 77.6% rim FG + 99th %-ile scoring as P&R roller (1.76 PPP).

🇬🇷 Neoklis Avdalas is one of the best international talents across all of Europe. Exceptional passing skill + P&R playmaking — strong rim finishing (65.3% FG) & shotmaking. Great positional size @ 6’8”. P5 programs should be all over Avdalas should he consider collegiate route.

Despite Cooper Flagg stealing the show vs. Arizona, the unsung hero of the game was Duke’s Sion James. 📊 16 PTS (5-6 FG, 3-4 3P), 3 REB & 4 AST A true X-factor: consistently hitting clutch shots, facilitating on the perimeter & being active on the glass. Impact & selflessness.

Danny Wolf playmaking tape. A 7’0 point forward with feel, handling & P&R passing skill — 18.9% AST + 1.07 AST/TO.

Cedric Coward’s +8 wingspan is something that definitely pops on tape & makes him a VERY intriguing wing prospect. Opposing scorers only shot 31.8% (!!) on jumpers when guarded by Coward. Strong combine/anthro testing + two-way tools should put Coward in T20 draft consideration.

Noah Penda had his best performance of the season today, dropping a NEAR triple double today vs La Rochelle: 18 PTS (6-12 FG) | 13 REB | 8 AST Impressed with the perimeter shooting, rebounding & passing skill — Penda has solidified himself as a T15/lottery prospect in my eyes.

In his final regular season game vs La Rochelle, Nolan Traore put together another stellar performance: 25 PTS | 10-17 FG | 4 AST Strong downhill scoring & improved shotmaking — playing his best basketball as of late: averaging 16.6 PPG (48.1% 3P) & 5.8 APG in his last 5 games.

Another name to add to that list: Brandin Podziemski Huge performance in yesterday’s win vs Houston. Has been such an important part of GSW success — high-level shooter, off-ball play, rebounding + connectivity & IQ. Averaging 15.5 PPG, 6 RPG & 3.3 APG (43.8% 3P) post All-Star.

Walter Clayton Jr: the marksman of March 📊 34 PTS | 11-18 FG | 5-8 3P Clayton Jr continues his exceptional tournament run, posting his season high vs Auburn. Elite shotmaking & downhill driving skill — He’s cemented himself as a T20 lock in the draft.

The more I watch Will Riley, the more confident I am in him becoming a highly impactful player at the NBA level. At 6’8”, Riley brings strong off-ball play, multi-level scoring punch, finishing touch & good connective skills — 32.6% from 3PT (8.9 3PA/100) + 61.3% FG at the rim.