Shooting woes plagued the Raptors over the past few years, and their offensive futility got them to this position where they have an opportunity to address that need via the draft. If Raptors president Masai Ujiri and GM Bobby Webster can just move away from drafting a long power forward that can’t shoot for just once, they should do their due diligence and look into UConn’s Jordan Hawkins.
Sharpshooting Huskies shooting guard Jordan Hawkins had an excellent sophomore season. He went from around 6 points per game during his freshman season to 16.2 points en route to a 1st team All-Big East and the NCAA title.