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Chet committing to Gonzaga.lol I wonder what those pro analyst wannabees in their forums would comment regarding his physique and strength.lol
Regarding EWP's moves these days, it seems a lot of our decent prospects were moving to them. It somehow shows that they have been doing well despite the heavy criticism in this forum. If kai would apply for this years draft, I am with you that he will be drafted. The trust given by these fil-am parents to EWP means a lot on how they handle things. It seems it is not a sinking business but instead is flourishing.
Chet Holmgren
- 6’12 big guard
- likes to handle the ball and shoot three-pointers on offense
- impressive shooter for his size with range out past the three-point line, doesn’t look anything like a traditional low post center on offense
- elite shot blocker defensively, has a natural timing on his blocks that can’t be taught, will often block multiple shots on the same possession as teams go for put-backs and second chance opportunities
- face-up big man who likes to attack the defense by putting the ball on the floor
- badly needs to add strength to his frame, Holmgren’s skill set offers a clean translation into the modern game and should be a mismatch nightmare for opponents from day one at the college level
- projected to be a floor spacer and pick-and-pop weapon in the front court on offense who can also make plays off the bounce
- should be an instant impact defender at the college level
There was a time when a high school big man with Holmgren’s size would have been told to get in the post, and wouldn’t have been allowed to handle and shoot as often as he does. In that sense, Holmgren is rising up the basketball ranks at the perfect time. He should be able to space the floor his teammates on offense as a spot-up shooter while also having the ability to take his man off the dribble and get to the rim.
NBA scouts will want to see if Holmgren is quick enough to defend on the perimeter at the college level, and if he can maintain his quickness as he begins the long process of adding muscle to his frame. Teams will wonder if his terrific shot blocking skills can hold up against drives from more powerful guards who can initiate and absorb contact at the rim.