It’s the feel for the game. Dylan Harper plays at his own pace, never rushed. He gets to his spots and delivers accurate plays off proper reads. While he’s not the most athletic player, his size, along with his balance and body control keep defenders on his hip and allow him to absorb contact in the paint. In Atlanta, he shot the 3 at a 43.7% (7-16) clip. The takeaway however, was the passing. Simply on target and on time from all levels and angles on the floor. He’s averaging 17.1 points and 4.6 assists through April.

It is the feel of the game that really pops for Dylan Harper. The lefty is a big guard; he has a strong frame with good length. While he lacks top-end burst, he always gets to his spots. Harper has a supreme feel for angles and footwork, and he does a great job of using his body and his hips to put defenders in 'jail.' His pace is never rushed; he always has a plan with the ball in his hands. He is more of a scorer than a shooter. While he can knock down a spot three, he does…