Bryan Antoine

Draft Notes

Antoine is a rangy and athletic combo guard who is a blur in the open court and who plays with intensity. He’s still very raw and could take a few years in college to develop but the athletic upside is there.

Has the physical tools to be really good. Runs the floor and glides into the air with ease. Super quick in the open court and plays a downhill style.

A very pesky defender who puts a ton of pressure on opposing ball-handlers and plays the passing lanes well. Does a nice job of breaking out for easy layups and highlight reel dunks.

Antoine puts in work on both ends of the floor and always plays the game hard. He’s a focused, team- first player and a winner.

He’s very thin and lacks upper and lower body strength. The lingering shoulder injury is a concern.

Has okay but not great form on his jumper and it remains to be seen if he can make 3 point shooting a strength of his game.

Isn’t a polished ball handler and could take a few years to develop into a guy who can break down the defense.

Comparisons

• Elliot Williams

Draft Projection

possible second round pick in the 2023 NBA Draft

1. Brandon Miller – 6-8 – Alabama
2. Cam Whitmore – 6-7 – Villanova
3. Bilal Coulibaly – 6-8 – France
4. Gradey Dick – 6-7 – Kansas
5. Rayan Rupert – 6-7 – France
6. Sidy Cissoko – 6-7 – G League Ignite (France)
7. Brice Sensabaugh – 6-6 – Ohio State
8. Maxwell Lewis – 6-7 – Pepperdine
9. Dariq Whitehead – 6-5 – Duke
10. Colby Jones – 6-6 – Xavier
11. Andre Jackson – 6-6 – UConn
12. Jordan Walsh – 6-7 – Arkansas
13. Julian Phillips – 6-7 – Tennessee
14. Jaime Jaquez Jr. – 6-7 – UCLA
15. Seth Lundy – 6-6 – Penn State
16. Emoni Bates – 6-8 1/2 – Eastern Michigan
17. Jalen Wilson – 6-7 – Kansas
18. Jordan Miller – 6-7 – Miami
19. Kobe Brown – 6-8 – Missouri
20. Jalen Slawson – 6-7 – Furman
21. Alex Fudge – 6-8 – Florida
22. Matthew Mayer – 6-9 – Illinois