Okay, I'll preface this by emphasizing that I'm no scout. So take this FWIW, which may not be too much. But I live roughly halfway between Welsh-Ryan and Glenbrook South, and I did attend two of his games this season. He was, for lack of a better term, noticeable in both games; I think he had over 30 in one of them. Seemed to me his game wasn't dependent upon one transcendent skill. Rather, he seemed to have a well rounded game, contributing in numerous ways. He doesn't have the handles of, say, a 6' waterbug PG, but didn't seem uncomfortable handling the ball and did, in fact, bring it up the floor a number of times, even against pressure. Looked strong in the paint, scoring with a variety of moves - not eye-popping, but effective. Displayed no lack of hustle. He also showed an awareness of where his teammates were, and a willingness to find them when they had a better shot. Also seemed comfortable with the lost art of today's game, the mid-range shot. Overall, I came away with the impression that while he might or might not be a front line Power 5-type player, in the right situation he could be a useful addition to the back half of a decent team's bench.
