NBA DRAFT SCOUTING REPORT
POSITION: SF | FROM: Florida State (St. Louis, Mo) | HT: 6-7 | WT: 195 |
BORN: 7/10/01 | YEAR: Jr. | WING: NA | REACH: NA |
Draft Notes
Cam’Ron struggled in his one year at Kentucky but gets a second chance to make it work with his transfer to Florida State. This move seems like a great fit for him and should give him a great chance to develop his talents.
He is one of the most dynamic athletes in his class, able to soar above the rim with ease and out-run and out-jump almost any opponent. He’s got ideal size on the wing with broad shoulders, good length, a quick first step and rare leaping ability. He’s at his best taking the ball to the basket and crashing the boards, where he uses his superior athleticism to elevate for rebounds and put-backs.
Shows great patience on his drives to the basket, using change of speed, euro-steps and good creativity in the lane. He can dunk the ball with ease, even from a standstill position.
He’s got a smooth jumper with really good form and elevation. He’s not yet a polished perimeter player or consistent jump shooter but has a lot of promise in these areas.
As his skill level catches up to his athleticism he’ll make moves up draft boards.
Comparisons
- A better Ben McLemore
Draft Projection
possible draft pick in the 2023 NBA Draft or 2024 NBA Draft
Videos
2023 SF Rankings
- Brandon Miller – 6-8 – Alabama
- Cam Whitmore – 6-7 – Villanova
- Gradey Dick – 6-7 – Kansas
- Rayan Rupert – 6-7 – France
- Maxwell Lewis – 6-7 – Pepperdine
- Dariq Whitehead – 6-5 – Duke
- Leonard Miller – 6-10 – Canada
- Bilal Coulibaly – 6-6 – France
- Colby Jones – 6-6 – Xavier
- Jordan Walsh – 6-7 – Arkansas
- Julian Phillips – 6-7 – Tennessee
- Jalen Wilson – 6-8 – Kansas
- Jaime Jaquez Jr. – 6-7 – UCLA
- Tyler Burton – 6-7 – Richmond
- Emoni Bates – 6-8 1/2 – Eastern Michigan
- Andre Jackson – 6-6 – UConn
- Jalen Bridges – 6-7 – Baylor
- Arthur Kaluma – 6-7 – Creighton
- Kobe Brown – 6-8 – Missouri
- Jordan Miller – 6-7 – Miami
- Jalen Slawson – 6-7 – Furman
- Seth Lundy – 6-6 – Penn State
- Terrence Shannon Jr. – 6-7 – Illinois
- Matthew Mayer – 6-9 – Illinois
- Nathan Missia-Dio – 6-8 – Overtime Elite (Belgium)