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Caleb Holt | SG | #Arizona | 6’5, 200 Jumbo-sized creator that blends perimeter shotmaking/strength creation with REB/stocks/FTR. Strong off-ball juice + advanced decisiveness. Impactful defender with tools. Room to improve in his shooting + rim frequency. 2nd on my 2027 board.

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