Elijah Fisher

Draft Notes

Fisher is an high level prospect who shows flashes of big time ability. His size and athletic ability are too much to handle at the high school level, as he’s an above the rim player who can jump out of the gym and overpower opponents. 

He’s a versatile player, able to play on or off the ball. He projects as a high scoring and high energy wing at the NBA level. He shows good court awareness and heads-up passing ability while also being able to take over games with his scoring. 

Fisher’s finishing ability is special. He’s got the strength to finish through contact, the explosiveness to put defenders on a poster and a nice array of up and under layups. He’s got hang time and lots of creativity in the air.

The outside shot is coming along well and should develop into a good weapon for him going forward. 

He’s a committed defender who gets down in his stance and gives good effort. He’s got quick hands, reads passing lanes well and jumps out in transition quickly, always looking to bring the house down with a breakaway dunk.

Comparisons

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Draft Projection

possible first round pick in the 2024 NBA Draft

2024 Small Forwards

1. Justin Edwards – 6-7 – Kentucky
2. Mackenzie Mgbako – 6-7 – Duke
3. Matas Buzelis – 6-9 – Hinsdale, IL
4. Ron Holland – 6-8 – Texas
5. Kwame Evans Jr. – 6-9 – Oregon
6. Javonte Taylor – 6-8 – Memphis
7. Mookie Cook – 6-5 – Oregon
8. Elijah Fisher – 6-7 – Texas Tech
9. Zaccharie Risarcher – 6-8 – France
10. Alex Fudge – 6-8 – Florida
11. Puff Johnson – 6-8 – North Carolina
12. Kamari Lands – 6-8 – Louisville
13. Eric Dailey Jr. – 6-6 – Tampa, FL
14. Chris Bunch – 6-7 – Syracuse
15. Ravyon Griffith – 6-6 – Cincinnat
16. Jabri Abdur-Rahim – 6-8 – Georgia
17. Micah Peavy – 6-7 – TCU
18. Earl Timberlake – 6-5 – Bryant
19. Prince Aligbe – 6-6 – Boston College
20. Trey Patterson – Villanova
21. William Jeffress – 6-7 – Pittsburgh
22. Matthew-Alexander Moncrieffe – 6-7 – OK State (Canada)
23. Jayden Nicholson – 6-4 – St. Louis, MO