NBA DRAFT SCOUTING REPORT
| POSITION: PG | FROM: Auburn | HT: 6-1 | WT: 172 |
| BORN: NA | YEAR: Fr. | WING: 6-5 1/2 | REACH: NA |
Draft Notes
Pettiford is an explosive athlete at the point guard position. He’s got a strong, compact frame with great burst, leaping ability and a great first step. He can blow-by defenders and get into the lane at will.
He’s a solid 3pt shooter who can be streaky from outside. He can get his shot whenever he wants thanks to his ability to dance with the ball and create space with the dribble.
Does a good job of penetrating the defense and finding teammates. Puts a lot of pressure on the D and is tough to guard with just one defender.
Doesn’t have ideal size but partially makes up for it with his strength and high-end athleticism. Has a good wingspan for a player his size and could have just enough size to be a difference maker in the NBA.
He’s a star in college and is a big time talent who would be a lottery pick if he was two inches taller.
Comparisons
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Draft Projection
possible second round pick in the 2027 NBA Draft
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2027 PG Rankings
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- Omer Mayer – 6-4 – Purdue (Israel)
- Cayden Boozer – 6-4 – Duke
- Silas Demary Jr. – 6-5 – UConn
- Robert Wright III – 6-0 – BYU
- Tayler Tanner – 6-0 – Vanderbilt
- JJ Andrews – 6-4 – Arkansas
- Killyan Toure – 6-3 – Iowa State (France)
- Jeremy Fears Jr. – 6-2 – Michigan State
- Solo Ball – 6-3 – UConn
- Jasper Johnson – 6-4 – Oregon
- Mario Saint-Supery – 6-3 – Spain
- John Mobley Jr. – 6-1 – Ohio State
- Johnuel Fland – 6-3 – Florida
- Tahaad Pettiford – 6-1 – Auburn
- PJ Haggerty – 6-3 – Texas A&M
- Elliot Cadeau – 6-1 – Michigan
- Jackson Shelstad – 6-0 – Louisville
- Aden Holloway – 6-1 – Alabama
- Dylan Andrews – 6-4 – UCLA
- Zoom Diallo – 6-4 – Kentucky
- Jaland Lowe – 6-2 – Kentucky
- Kanaan Carlyle – 6-2 – Indiana
- Garway Dual – 6-5 – Syracuse
- Caleb Foster – 6-4 – Duke
- Mikey Lewis – 6-3 – St. Mary’s
- Elmarko Jackson – 6-3 – Kansas
- Anthony Robinson II – 6-3 – Missouri
- Trent Perry – 6-4 – UCLA
- Aaron Rowe – 6-1 – Link Academy
- Acaden Lewis – 6-2 – Miami
- Marcus Johnson – 6-1 – Ohio State
- Markus Burton – 6-0 – Indiana
- Jizzle James – 6-2 – Charlotte
- Eli Ellis – 6-0 – Hickory, NC
- Elzie Harrington – 6-6 – San Diego State
- Freddie Dilione – 6-5 – Penn State
- Jabari Phillips – 6-3 – Arizona
- JJ Mandaquit – 6-1 – Arizona
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