NBA DRAFT SCOUTING REPORT
| POSITION: SG | FROM: Duke (Barcelona) (Italy) | HT: 6-8 | WT: 190 |
| BORN: 6/4/06 | YEAR: So. | WING: 6-11 3/4 | REACH: NA |
Draft Notes
Sarr is an athletic 6-8 wing who is still growing into his frame but flashes big time upside ability.
He needs to polish up his shooting form and become a better 3pth shooter but he does have moments when he gets streaky hot from outside.
Gets good elevation on his jumper but doesn’t always put good rotation on the ball and is not yet a knockdown shooter.
Excels in the open court and getting downhill to the basket. Has a quick first step and is aggressive going to the rim.
Can play above the rim, score through contact and also shows good passing vision on his drives to the hoop.
Has a lot of talent and ability but is still unrefined. Can be a bit wild and careless with the ball.
Plays really good defense and can guard up and down the line up. Reaches too often and needs to be more disciplined but has really high upside on the defensive end and looks the part of a 3&D guy at the next level.
Comparisons
- as a prospect he reminds me of the late Terrance Clarke
Draft Projection
first round pick in the 2027 NBA Draft
Videos
2027 SG Rankings
- Jordan Smith Jr. – 6-2 – Arkansas
- Caleb Holt – 6-5 – Arizona
- Braylon Mullins – 6-6 – UConn
- Alijah Arenas – 6-6 – USC
- Dame Sarr – 6-7 – Duke (Italy)
- Trey McKenney – 6-4 – Michigan
- Dash Daniels – 6-5 – Australia
- Ognjen Srzentic – 6-7 – Serbia
- Adam Atamna – 6-5 – France
- Jaxon Richardson – 6-6 – Alabama
- Matt Able – 6-5 – North Carolina
- Billy Richmond – 6-5 – Arkansas
- Paul McNeil Jr. – 6-5 – NC State
- Bryson Howard – 6-5 – Duke
- Isiah Harwell – 6-5 – Gonzaga
- John Blackwell – 6-4 – Duke
- Matthys Mahop – 6-5 – France
- Darius Adams – 6-5 – NC State
- Kayden Allen – 6-5 – Montverde
- Joson Sanon – 6-6 – St. John’s
- Miles Byrd – 6-7 – Providence
- Wesley Yates III – 6-4 – Washington
- Adrian Wooley – 6-5 – Louisville
- KJ Lewis – 6-4 – USC
- Collin Chandler – 6-5 – BYU
- Kohl Rosario – 6-4 – Kansas
- Cam Scott – 6-5 – South Carolina
- Jalil Bethea – 6-4 – Pittsburgh
- Ikenna Alozie – 6-4 – Houston
- Darren Harris – 6-5 – Indiana
- Andrej Kostic – 6-6 – Serbia
- Robert Hinton – 6-5 – Harvard
- Abdi Bashir Jr. – 6-7 – Kansas State
- D.J. Wagner – 6-3 – Maryland
- Dante Allen – 6-4 – Miami
- Jacob Furphy – 6-5 – UConn (Australia)
- Nikola Janicic – 6-6 – North Macedonia
- Kam Williams – 6-8 – Kentucky
- Trent Perry – 6-4 – Kansas
- Cameron Holmes – 6-5 – Goodyear, AZ
- Donald Hand – 6-5 – Boston College
- Blue Cain – 6-4 – Georgia
- Money Williams – 6-4 – Montana
- Adam Oumiddoch – 6-5 – Arlington, VA
- Ilane Fibleuil – 6-6 – UCLA (France)
- Dusty Stromer – 6-6 – Grand Canyon
- Kur Teng – 6-4 – Michigan State
- DeShawn Harris-Smith – 6-5 – Georgetown
- Isaiah Elohim – 6-4 – USC
- Vyctorius Miller – 6-5 – LSU
- Mercy Miller – 6-4 – Houston
- BJ Davis-Ray – 6-5 – Branson, MO
- Simeon Wilcher – 6-4 – Seton Hall
- Mikey Williams – 6-2 – UCF
- Jovani Ruff – 6-5 – California