PJ Hall

Draft Notes

Hall has been an under the radar prospect but really came on strong at the draft combine and has a chance to be drafted in the second round.

He’s a very active, mobile and athletic forward, who might be able to play some small-ball five. He’s also a very efficient scorer who can shoot the rock from deep. As a junior he had impressive shooting splits of 54/40/79. His ability to stretch the floor at the NBA level could lead to a long career.

Hall doesn’t have ideal height but has very good length and a lot of strength. He’s mobile enough to be able to switch on the perimeter and can guard a bit at the rim.

Keep an eye on him, he’s a sleeper.

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Draft Projection

possible second round pick in the 2024 NBA Draft

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2024 PF Rankings

1. Tidjane Saluan – 6-10 – France
2. Bobi Klintman – 6-10 – Cairns, NBL (Sweden)
3. Tyler Smith – 6-9 – Ignite
4. Izan Almansa – 6-10 – NBL (Spain)
5. Kyle Filipowski – 7-0 – Duke
6. Trevon Brazile – 6-9 – Arkansas
7. Tristan da Silva – 6-9 – Colorado (Germany)
8. Mark Mitchell – 6-8 – Duke
9. PJ Hall – 6-9 – Clemson
10. Norchad Omier – 6-7 – Miami (Nicaragua)
11. Oso Ighodaro – 6-9 – Marquette
12. K.J. Adams Jr. – 6-7 – Kansas
13. Malik Reneau – 6-7 – Indiana
14. Ruben Prey – 6-11 – Portugal
15. Grant Nelson – 6-11 – Alabama
16. Eric Dixon – 6-8 – Villanova
17. Alexandros Samodurav – 6-11 – Greece
18. Nae’Qwan Tomlin – 6-10 – Kansas State
19. Bryce Hopkins – 6-6 – Providence
20. Coleman Hawkins – 6-10 – Illinois
21. Anton Watson – 6-9 – Gonzaga 
22. Ousmane N’Diaye – 6-11 – Senegal
23. Roko Prkacin – 6-9 – Croatia
24. Leonardo Okeke – 6-9 – Italy
25. Kaden Perry – 6-9 – Gonzaga
26. Dawson Garcia – 6-11 – Minnesota
27. Matt Bewley – 6-9 – Overtime Elite
28. Brandon Huntley-Hatfield – 6-9 – Louisville
29. Ryan Bewley – 6-9 – Overtime Elite
30. Nate Bittle – 6-11 – Oregon