Ayy Baylor Scheierman being projected at the bottom of the 2nd rd.. Lemme call BS on that before the games even begin..
He's a player I think would be a really interesting fit here in Sacramento. In a world where the 3pt shot is king, this kid is underrated.
Not saying he's a lock for the first or anything but he seems much more likely to go earlier in the 2nd or possibly in the end of the first to a playoff team, than drop to the end.. I think thats why he didnt stay in the 2022 draft.
Now he shot 43% from 3 on almost 6 attempts per game as a Sophomore and 47% from 3 last season on 5 attempts per.
He's over 4 assists per game in those 2 seasons as well, and under 2 turnovers. 8 and 9 rebounds per season. He can handle the ball too, very far from some stationary shooter.
Now it's going to be a lot tougher to put up #'s like that in the Big East on such a loaded team, if he does his stock is going to vault into the first rd for sure.
Check the highlights out.. How about some of these stepback J's from 3 from a 6'8 player!! now full disclosure im slightly biased towards lefties. Like what I see from his offense though.
I'm convinced Creighton is one of the very best teams, they should have very good guard play, very good wings and one of the best C's in the nation. I believe they would've pushed deep into the tournament last year if their PG Ryan Nembhard (yes brother of Andrew who just got drafted by the Lakers) wasn't injured, they showed well without him.
He'll turn 22 in September so figures to be one of the oldest players with a chance to get drafted. I dont think thats going to be the be-all-end-all and hard limit his draft stock though given his skillset.