The lefty guard had a big game in their win over Davis on Monday with 22 points and continued to show a mix of toughness and shot-making outside. Splashed in a few triples and came up with some tough buckets in the paint, including some big offensive boards.

Daniel does a great job at adjusting to what the defense gives him, knowing what shots to take or not to take. He makes quick decisions and has a high IQ on both ends of the court. His lefty jumper is smooth and has the confidence to let it fly from deep with just a little bit of space. He’s gotten much better with his off-hand, being able to attack strong with his right hand.

Daniel is a great defender who can step up and guard multiple positions on the defensive side, given his solid length and strength down in the paint. He has a quick release and an excellent shot from deep, so defenders will have to keep their eyes on him at all times. He is poised for a massive senior year, which I think leads to more collegiate looks.

Daniel is a quick guard who can play from the wing position too. Ngezaho has quick instincts and fast hands on the defensive side of the ball, not being afraid to guard 94 feet if needed. He moved well off-ball, being able to fill the weak spots in the defense then knocking down open shots.

Daniel is a lefty guard who is going to have a big junior season in my eyes. He is strong for his size as he can guard players who are taller and have bigger frames, being able to matchup well against them. Ngezaho finishes around the rim and can absorb contact when going up for a bucket. He isn’t afraid to shoot the deep ball if defenders are lazy, which he shouldn’t be as he can knock them down.