As is often the case for rookies in the NBA, particularly rookie point guards, it’s been a roller coaster of a season for Collin Sexton. While he’s averaging 15 points per game, and shooting a surprising 39.5% from three, there are several concerns as well. Sexton has struggled to finish consistently inside the arc, shooting just 41% on two-point attempts. His defense, thought to be something of a strength coming out of college, has been abysmal. Perhaps most concerning, Sexton is averaging just 2.9 assists despite playing 30.4 minutes per game as the Cavaliers’ starting point guard.
Collin Sexton and the Eighth Pick in the Draft
