Josh Primo

Draft Notes

Josh Primo is a big time shooting guard prospect with great physical tools and emerging offensive game. He’s got a big 6-6 frame with good leaping ability and the strength to finish through contact.

Although he’s not the most consistent shooter he can get hot from outside and he shows a lot of promise to develop into a good 3pt shooter. He’s got a soft touch and a knack for scoring the ball.

He’s young for his class and his upside is tantalizing.

As a long, wiry and bouncy athlete he’s got all the tools scouts look for, even if his game is not yet polished or completely NBA ready.

Primo is a versatile defender who can switch 1-3. His length and agility are a problem for smaller guards and he’s got the size to guard 3’s and maybe even some 4’s as he gets stronger.

Comparisons

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Draft Projection

mid first to mid second round pick in the 2021 NBA Draft or 2022 NBA Draft

2021 Shooting Guards

1. Jalen Green – 6-5 – G League Ingite
2. Moses Moody – 6-6 – Arkansas
3. Keon Johnson – 6-5 – Tennessee 
4. James Bouknight – 6-4 – UConn
5. Jaden Springer – 6-4 – Tennessee
6. Cam Thomas – 6-3 – LSU
7. Chris Duarte – 6-6 – Oregon
8. Mojave King – 6-5 – Australia
9. Josh Christopher – 6-5 – Arizona State
10. Josh Primo – 6-6 – Alabama
11. D.J. Steward – 6-3 – Duke
12. RJ Nembhard – 6-5 – TCU
13. David Duke – 6-5 – Providence
14. D.J. Steward Jr. 6-6 – Miss. State
15. Allen Flanigan 6-6 – Auburn
16. Brandon Boston Jr. – 6-7 – Kentucky 
17. Paul Scruggs – 6-4 – Xavier
18. Austin Reaves – 6-5 – Oklahoma
19. Alan Griffin – 6-5 – Syracuse
20. Juhann Begarin – 6-4 – France
21. M.J. Walker – 6-5 – Florida State
22. Malcolm Cazalon – 6-6 – France 
23. Scottie Lewis – 6-5 – Florida
24. Quentin Grimes – 6-5 – Houston
25. Marcus Zegarowski – 6-2 – Creighton
26. Aaron Wiggins – 6-6 – Maryland
27. Ochai Agbaji – 6-5 – Kansas 
28. John Petty – 6-6 – Alabama
29. A.J. Lawson – 6-6 – South Carolina 
30. Nahziah Carter – 6-6 – NA
31. Kyree Walker – 6-4 – Phoenix, AZ