Isaiah Collier

4/08/23

2023 Nike Hoop Summit

Jamie Shaw•National Recruiting Analyst

It continues to be the aggression that stands out for Isaiah Collier. He is aggressive, on both ends, at the point of attack. Defensively, he uses his strength and quick-twitch to move his feet and get into the ball handlers. Offensively, he sees the floor as well as any player in the class. He play play in pick and roll or straight up and throw passes on target and on time from every angle, both hands. The shooting is the big question mark, and he continues to struggle at the free throw line. His passing can also get careless at times, creating unnecessary turnovers. He wants the ball and he is an unquestioned leader and competes.

He finished the game with 11 points, 2 rebounds, 2 steals, and 3 assists to 3 turnovers. He was 3-7 from the FT line.

3/27/23

2023 McDonald’s All-American

Jamie Shaw•National Recruiting Analyst

USC signee Isaiah Collier has showed off as a passer and a play creator. His ability to create passing angles off a live dribble is impressive. The jump shot is inconsistent, as well as the free throws. Collier has shown burst with great pace. He attacks the paint balanced, on two feet, and with his head up. Compact frame. Explosive athleticism. He competes and is a good point of attack defender.

-Jamie Shaw

1/30/22

Jamie Shaw - National Recruiting Analyst

Jamie Shaw•National Recruiting Analyst

Collier has a very strong frame. Plays with great balance and is able to take a bump when attacking the basket. Surveys the floor well, head up with a great pace. Never gets rushed. Excellent passer in the half-court. Plays well out of the pick and roll makes excellent reads and his passes are on target and on time. The jump shot is streaky at all levels. Puts a relentless attack on the paint and the basket. He has the quick-twitch and the toughness to be a good on-ball defender, quick hands. Collier elevates the play of those around him. He is vocal on the floor, calls his team in for huddles, and speaks up. The jump shot remains a question (he did shoot 44.8% on 29 EYBL attempts this summer), but his ability to run a team is advanced.