NBA DRAFT SCOUTING REPORT
| POSITION: C | FROM: Georgetown | HT: 6-10 | WT: 263 |
| BORN: NA | YEAR: Fr. | WING: 7-6 | REACH: NA |
Draft Notes
Sorber burst onto the national scene this season and is gaining ground as a potential mid first round pick, who could even slip into the lottery. He’s got a nice combination of size, scoring touch and passing vision. He sees the game at a high level and has a really nice feel on both ends.
He’s a NBA level rebounder and a really good rim protector. He’s got decent feet for a player his size and does a good job of defending the pick and roll and guarding in space.
He’s not a major threat from outside but he can hit the mid range and is a solid FT shooter. His 3pt shot looks like it’ll develop in time and become a bigger part of his game.
His rate of improvement over the past year is impressive and the sky seems to be the limit for him. He’s got ideal length and a nice mix of size and talent. He might not be a star in the league but projects as a really solid big man who should have a long NBA career.
Comparisons
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Draft Projection
late lottery to mid first round pick in the 2025 NBA Draft
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- Khamam Maluach – 7-2 – Duke (South Sudan)
- Derik Queen – 6-10 – Maryland
- Thomas Sorber – 6-11 – Georgetown
- Joan Beringer – 7-0 – France
- Danny Wolf – 7-0 – Michigan
- Hansen Yang – 7-1 – China
- Ryan Kalkbrenner – 7-2 – Creighton
- Maxime Raynaud – 7-1 – Stanford (France)
- Yanic Konan Niederhauser – 7-0 – Penn State (Switzerland)
- Rocco Zikarsky – 7-3 – Australia
- Amari Williams – 7-0 – Kentucky (England)
- Lacklan Olbrich – 6-10 – Illawarra Hawks, NBL
- Vladislav Goldin – 7-1 – Michigan (Russia)
- Viktor Lakhin – 6-11 – Clemson (Russia)
- Dylan Caldwell – 6-11 – Auburn
- Clifford Omoruyi – 6-11 – Alabama (Nigeria)
- Jonas Aidoo – 6-11 – Arkansas
- Braxton Meah – 7-1 – Nebraska
- Hunter Dickinson – 7-1 – Kansas
- Oumar Ballo – 6-10 – Indiana (Mali)