Tyrese Hunter

Draft Notes

A speedy and explosive athlete at the point guard position, Hunter transferred to Texas from Iowa State, after a strong freshman season for the Cyclones.

Doesn’t have great size but plays bigger than his 6-1 frame. Can play above the rim and has a ton of bounce.

Very shifty with the ball and has blow-by ability.

A great finisher in the lane who can score with either hand. Plays with his head near the rim.

Was the MVP of the 2021 Iverson Classic

Comparisons

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Draft Projection

late first to mid second round pick in the 2024 NBA Draft

2024 PG Rankings

1. Isaiah Collier – 6-3 – USC
2. Tyrese Proctor – 6-4 – Duke (Australia)
3. Jared McCain – 6-3 – Duke
4. Trey Alexander – 6-4 – Creighton
5. AJ Johnson – 6-5 – Illawara Hawks
6. Elmarko Jackson – 6-3 – Kansas
7. Garway Dual – 6-5 – Providence
8. Elliot Cadeau – 6-2 – North Carolina
9. Reece Beekman – 6-2 – Virginia
10. Aidan Mahaney – 6-3 – St. Mary’s
11. Rob Dillingham – 6-1 – Kentucky
12. Jan Vide – 6-6 – UCLA (Slovenia)
13. London Johnson – 6-4 – G League Ignite
14. Layden Blocker – 6-2 – Arkansas
15. Dylan Andrews – 6-4 – UCLA
16. Caleb Foster – 6-4 – Duke
17. Kylan Boswell – 6-2 – Arizona
18. Tyler Kolek – 6-3 – Marquette
19. Mark Armstrong – 6-2 – Villanova
20. Dajuan Harris Jr. – 6-1 – Kansas
21. Eric Gaines – 6-2 – UAB
22. Jaden Bradley – 6-2 – Arizona
23. Taran Armstrong – 6-5 – NBL (Tasmania)
24. Jeremy Roach – 6-2 – Duke
25. Nolan Hickman – 6-2 – Gonzaga
26. Ryan Nembhard – 6-0 – Gonzaga
27. Skyy Clark – 6-2 – Louisville
28. Boogie Ellis – 6-2 – USC
29. Juan Nunez – 6-4 – Spain
30. Illan Pietrus – 6-3 – France
31. Chance Westry – 6-5 – NA
32. Tyrese Hunter – 6-1 – Texas
33. Andre Curbello – 6-1 – Southern Miss.
34. Frankie Collins – 6-1 – Arizona State
35. Zion Cruz – 6-3 – DePaul
36. Devin Askew – 6-3 – Cal