NBA DRAFT SCOUTING REPORT
| POSITION: PF | FROM: Indiana (Montverde, FL) | HT: 6-8 | WT: 215 |
| BORN: NA | YEAR: So. | WING: NA | REACH: NA |
Draft Notes
Malik Reneau isn’t the biggest name or flashest player but he’s a big time talent and future NBA draft pick.
Malik has a clear role as an energy big who uses his strong frame to impact plays in the lane. He’s a great rebounder on both ends and really holds his own inside and has a nose for the ball. He’s very quick in the open court and has all the tools and traits you look for in a NBA forward.
He’s got a great touch around the rim but is very left hand dominant and doesn’t have much ability to go right.
His offensive game shows a lot of promise, despite being under developed. He seems to have a great feel for cutting and making himself available inside and he scores quickly with little wasted motion.
Expect his offensive game to expand to the perimeter over the next few years.
Comparisons
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Draft Projection
second round pick in the 2024 NBA Draft or 2025 NBA Draft
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2024 PF Rankings
- Bobi Klintman – 6-10 – Cairns, NBL (Sweden)
- Omaha Biliew – 6-7 – Iowa State
- Izan Almansa – 6-10 – NBL (Spain)
- Kyle Filipowski – 7-0 – Duke
- Mark Mitchell – 6-8 – Duke
- Alexandros Samodurav – 6-11 – Greece
- Trevon Brazile – 6-9 – Arkansas
- Ruben Prey – 6-11 – Portugal
- Tidjane Saluan – 6-9 – France
- Tristan da Silva – 6-9 – Colorado (Germany)
- Sean Stewart – 6-8 – Duke
- PJ Hall – 6-9 – Clemson
- K.J. Adams Jr. – 6-7 – Kansas
- Grant Nelson – 6-11 – NDSU
- Nae’Qwan Tomlin – 6-10 – Kansas State
- Malik Reneau – 6-7 – Indiana
- Bryce Hopkins – 6-6 – Providence
- Coleman Hawkins – 6-10 – Illinois
- Anton Watson – 6-9 – Gonzaga
- Oso Ighodaro – 6-9 – Marquette
- Norchad Omier – 6-7 – Miami (Nicaragua)
- Ousmane N’Diaye – 6-11 – Senegal
- Matt Bewley – 6-9 – Overtime Elite
- Roko Prkacin – 6-9 – Croatia
- Daimion Collins – 6-9 – LSU
- Leonardo Okeke – 6-9 – Italy
- Tyler Smith – 6-9 – Houston, TX
- Ryan Bewley – 6-9 – Overtime Elite
- Kaden Perry – 6-9 – Gonzaga
- Dawson Garcia – 6-11 – Minnesota
- Brandon Huntley-Hatfield – 6-9 – Louisville
- Nate Bittle – 6-11 – Oregon