Strong Sophomore Season Propels Versatile Combo Guard from Iowa State
What’s the most repeated expression in the NBA Draft? “Upside”? “Length”? “Low-High Ceiling”? “Tweener”?
The correct answer is: All of them. And to the question of which of these pertain to Iowa State’s Tyrese Haliburton, the correct answer is: Yes.
Listed as a point guard, but with the length and two-way skillset to eventually play some off guard, Haliburton got to show his stuff after emerging from the shadow of Monte Morris – who had a solid rookie year with Denver – turning in a strong sophomore season and propelling himself to the upper half of plenty of draft big boards.