Caleb Foster

No guard in the country put up better numbers than Foster did in the month of July with over 25 points and nearly 5 assists per game. He’s a bigger guard with good size, strength, and seemingly long arms. He’s not going to overwhelm you with his athleticism, but he has terrific balance and a versatile attack that allows him to be a multi-level threat while still playing within the flow of the game. He may not have a mechanically pure release on his jumper, but has evolved into an undeniably tough shot-maker with threes, pull-ups, little step-backs, and soft runners all in his bag. He has combo-moves off the dribble, uses his body well once he gets his defender on his hip, and terrific body control in the lane. He’s playing with more of a scoring mentality right now, but has a good natural feel for the game, and is both a capable and willing passer. He also doesn’t get sped-up as a handler and projects as a good pick-and-roll player because of his versatility and ability to make reads. Defensively, it remains to be seen if he’ll have a hard time containing smaller and quicker guards, especially in open space.

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