2024 NBA Draft Combine: Kyshawn George
Good morning folks! The sun rises in the Sunshine State while we can talk about how Miami Hurricanes guard Kyshawn George did at the 2024 NBA Draft Combine.
laying time and role has fluctuated throughout the season for George. He’s started in some games, but has come off the bench in others. In either case he had operated as more of a role player that hasn’t played significant minutes relative to others on the team.
Even then, he has found ways to be extremely effective and impact in limited action. That’s tough to do at any level, but George has found a way which is impressive. This is one of many reasons it’s easy to see him fitting on almost any NBA team in the future, with the floor of an impactful role player but much more potential than that.
Not only does George have great size for a wing with guard skills handling the ball, but he’s also a great shooter. Furthermore, he’s proven that his shot should translate at the next level with how many ways he has scored on jumpers. Whether it’s on or off the ball, George is effective.
Given he grew up playing point guard and developed physically into the strong wing/forward he is today, the natural instincts George possesses shines bright on the court. More often that not, he makes the right play and takes care of the ball. Furthermore, he’s starting to figure out how to leverage his size in mismatches on both ends of the floor.
So getting into it, how did Kyshaen do?
Measurements: – per Liam Willerup on X
Height w/o shoes: 6’7” • Weight: 208.8 lbs • Wingspan: 6’10.25” • Standing Reach: 8’9” • Max Vertical: 32” Splits • Spot Up Shooting: 13/25 • 3PT Star Drill: 16/25 (best score) • Free Throw: 7/10.
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