Summary: James is a versatile defender who sets a tone with his hustle, and after years of laying bricks he’s worked hard to become a dead-eye, spot-up shooter. And he brings much more than shooting as a crafty playmaker who keeps the ball moving. But without the handle of a primary creator, it’s critical he sustains his newfound success as a shooter.
Comparisons: Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, De’Anthony Melton
Strengths
Improved shooter: James made only 29.1% of his 148 catch-and-shoot 3s over his first three college seasons before making 39.