Bryce McGowens

Draft Notes

Bryce McGowens has all the tools you look for in an NBA prospect with great length and size for a shooting guard, awesome athleticism and good basketball instincts. He’s wired to score the ball and has the tools to make it happen.

Bryce has nice handles and a good dribble drive game. He’s scary in the open court and he can really play above the rim thanks to his size, length and plus athleticism.

He’s not yet consistent from downtown but he shows a lot of promise as an outside shooter. He shoots with confidence and projects as a high volume 3pt shooter a little later in his career.

Comparisons

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Draft Projection

mid to late first round pick in the 2022 NBA Draft or 2023 NBA Draft

2022 Shooting Guard Rankings

1. Jaden Ivey – 6-4 – Purdue
2. Shaedon Sharpe – 6-6 – Kentucky (Canada)
3. Johnny Davis – 6-5 – Wisconsin
4. Benedict Mathurin – 6-6 – Arizona
5. Malaki Branham – 6-5 – Ohio State
6. Jalen Williams – 6-6 – Santa Clara
7. Ochai Agbaji – 6-5 – Kansas 
8. Gabriele Procida – 6-7 – Italy
9. Blake Wesley – 6-5 – Notre Dame
10. Jaden Hardy – 6-5 – G League Ignite
11. MarJon Beauchamp – 6-6 – G League Ignite
12. Ryan Rollins – 6-4 – Toledo
13. Max Christie – 6-5 – Michigan State
14. Christian Braun – 6-6 – Kansas
15. Bryce McGowens – 6-6 – Nebraska
16. Alondes Williams – 6-5 – Wake Forest
17. Trevor Keels – 6-5 – Duke
18. Keon Ellis – 6-6 – Alabama
19. Kameron McGusty – 6-5 – Miami
20. Michael Devoe – 6-5 – Geogia Tech
21. Tevin Brown – 6-5 – Murray State
22. Matteo Spagnolo – 6-4 – Italy
23. Tyrese Martin – 6-6 – UConn
24. Taevion Kinsey – 6-5 – Marshall
25. Ron Harper Jr. – 6-6 – Rutgers