Post by 👨🏼⚕️delapandemic🚑 on Feb 10, 2020 17:48:59 GMT
Brandon Roy
SG
6'5"
6'5"
197
21
Washington
While Brandon Roy has always been talented, it wasn't until his senior season that he put everything together and became a legitimate star. This late bloom leads many scouts to think his development is mostly complete. His smooth, patient manner of breaking defenses down is nearly impossible to deal with on the college level. He has a nice first step and usually has no trouble getting a shoulder past his defender. Once he gets that step, defenses are in trouble. Roy has a beautiful midrange pull-up jumper. He is able to nail the traditional, jumpstop 15 footer with ease. As he gets closer to the basket, that textbook shot becomes more of a one-handed floater that is almost impossible to block. He can still work on making his 3-point shot a more consistent part of his repertoire. Roy still doesn't look to shoot the longball very often. The biggest issue for Roy has to do with his bad knee, which has bothered him for quite some time now. It really hampered him early last season, and a couple of surgeries may have robbed him of a bit of leaping explosiveness.