Finished the last of my writeups, on the less-highly-regarded PGs and small combo guards. A lot of solid options, but no one really stood out to me as an obvious "super sleeper" here.
Ashton Hagans
Perimeter offense: 3/10
A reluctant shooter, and for good reason as he connected at just 26%. Solid free throw shooting suggests he has some potential to at least make wide-open 3's with practice.
Interior offense: 2/10
Good enough athlete to get downhill, but struggled to finish at the rim. Just doesn't have great scoring touch overall. Drew fouls at a decent rate, but was a surprisingly poor offensive rebounder.
Team offense: 7/10
Not an outlier here, but did a more than respectable job running a Kentucky offense full of raw but talented players. Has his work cut out for him as he doesn't have a ton of scoring gravity himself, but makes it work.
Perimeter defense: 9/10
His calling card. Ideal frame to defend the guard positions, plays with great intensity, and sticks to his man like glue. Creates plenty of steals.
Interior defense: 2/10
Competitive here too, but as on offense, athleticism doesn't manifest in the paint as often as you'd hope. Just an okay rebounder, and not a shot blocker at all.
Team defense: 5/10
A solid team defender, but doesn't shine like he does in 1-on-1 situations, and not a steady leader like he is on offense. Covers ground well and shows excellent effort, but can ball watch or gamble too much when he should be focused on sticking to shooters.
Overall: 28/60