Chance Westry

Draft Notes

Chance Westry is a big combo guard with great ball handing, creativity, and a deep bag. He can play off the ball as needed and is a versatile player but is at his best breaking down the defense with the ball in his hands.

He’s great at penetrating the lane, collapsing the defense and dishing to teammates. He’s got special passing ability, quick, on point and perfectly timed.

Chance plays with a ton of confidence and seems to know he’s the man on the court. He’s a big shot maker and a leader in the clutch. His shooting form is solid and he’s got a soft touch. And he has all the makings of a future NBA range 3pt threat.

He has very quick hands on defense and is a pickpocket, getting a lot of on the ball steals. And he’s got the size to guard the 2 and some 3 as well.

He’s not the most explosive player and has more of a below the rim game (although he’s made big strides since his freshman season).

Comparisons

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Draft Projection

possible first round pick in the 2023 NBA Draft or 2024 NBA Draft

1. Scoot Henderson – 6-3 – G League Ignite
2. Anthony Black – 6-7 – Arkansas
3. Jaden Bradley – 6-2 – Alabama
4. Dalen Terry – 6-7 – Arizona
5. Tyrese Hunter – 6-1 – Iowa State
6. Nolan Hickman – 6-2 – Gonzaga
7. Skyy Clark – 6-2 – Illinois
8. Juan Nunez – 6-4 – Spain
9. Frankie Collins – 6-1 – Michigan
10. Mike Miles – 6-1 – TCU
11. Dylan Andrews – 6-4 – UCLA
12. Dior Johnson – 6-2 – Oregon
13. Jazian Gortman – 6-2 – Overtime Elite
14. Chance Westry – 6-5 – Auburn
15. Taran Armstrong – 6-5 – Cal Baptist (Tasmania)
16. Tyger Campbell – 5-11 – UCLA
17. Zion Cruz – 6-3 – Ewing, NJ
18. Bryce Griggs – 6-2 – Houston, TX
19. Andre Curbello – 6-1 – St. Johns
20. Boogie Ellis – 6-2 – USC
21. Khristian Lander – 6-2 – Indiana
22. Casey Morsell – 6-2 – NA
23. Daeshun Ruffin – 5-9 – Ole Miss
24. Devin Askew – 6-3 – Texas