Ron Holland

Draft Notes

Ron Holland is a big time athlete on the wing who changes ends in a flash and can fly above the rim. He’s got a strong build and an overall nice NBA level frame and all the athleticism in the world.

Holland can handle the ball on the perimeter and make plays for himself and for teammates but he’s also a force in the paint and is a power-driver who relishes contact. This past year he’s shown a better ability to dance with the ball and create space for his shot. If this trend continues and he becomes a dynamic iso-scorer his game will go to a new level.

He’s a solid rebounder who can rip and run and is a blur in the open court. He’s a high energy player and a strong defensive presence.

Holland projects as a high level wing at the next level who should fit well in the modern NBA with his versatility on both ends of the floor and his overall athletic profile.

If he can become a knockdown 3pt shooter his value will soar even higher but so far this is an area of weakness in his game. I think he’ll be a decent shooter in time but it could take awhile.

Comparisons

• RJ Barrett
• Jaylen Brown

Draft Projection

top 6-15 pick in the 2024 NBA Draft

> Early Season 2025 Big Board

2024 SF Rankings

1. Cody Williams – 6-8 – Colorado
2. Zaccharie Risarcher – 6-9 – France
3. Matas Buzelis – 6-10 – G League Ignite
4. Ron Holland – 6-8 – G League Ignite
5. Pacome Dadiet – 6-8 – France
6. Jaylon Tyson – 6-7 – California
7. Ryan Dunn – 6-8 – Virginia
8. Terrence Shannon Jr. – 6-7 – Illinois
9. Dillon Jones – 6-6 – Weber State
10. Melvin Ajinca – 6-7 – France
11. Trentyn Flowers – 6-8 – 36ers, NBL
12. Justin Edwards – 6-7 – Kentucky
13. Jalen Bridges – 6-7 – Baylor
14. Isiah Crawford – 6-6 – Louisiana Tech
15. Jaylen Wells – 6-8 – Washington State
16. David Jones – 6-6 – Memphis (Dominican Republic)
17. Yannick Kraag – 6-8 – Netherlands
18. Babacar Sane – 6-6 – Ignite