Chase is a confident combo guard who can play with or without the ball in his hands, averaging 4.5 points, 3.2 rebounds, 3.1 assists, and 1.7 steals per game as a sophomore. The Cardinals weren’t hit too hard by graduation, losing just two of the top five (third and fifth), but that doesn’t mean that Chase won’t step into a bigger role. He’s a good athlete who looks really comfortable with the ball in his hands.

Chase is a long, athletic guard who handles it well and showcased really good footwork on his jumpers, particularly getting into stepback looks off the bounce. He has a high release on his shot and is able to get to his spots off the dribble, and when you pair that high release with his advanced footwork, he does a nice job creating additional space. He’s a good athlete who can get out in transition and do some damage, and his length is a major asset on the defensive end.

Czzzzzzzzzzz Czzzzzzzzzzz 4'7" | PG SD is a team-first player with a high basketball IQ. He always seems to make the correct play on the offensive end of the court. On defense, he is a strong on-ball defender. He also comes up with a couple of blocked shots in each game.

WHY?

He is an all-around hustle player. Chase is a 2-guard who always asks to guard the opposing team’s best player each team he is on the court. Isaac rebounds the ball very well and hoops with a high IQ. His defensive aggression changes the game for the Breakers. He averages 2-3 blocks per game along with multiple steals/deflections. He leaves skin on the court from diving and sliding for loose balls.

He is vital to the Breakers success. Isaac will do whatever needs to be done to help the team. His IQ on the floor is very high. Chase is not going to outscore many, averaging around 5 points per game. He is clearly capable of putting points on the board, but that is not his game. He is pass first player, working the offense and seeing what comes of it organically. Isaac is a solid defender, is good for a few steals, pass deflections, and a blocked shot or two per game. He has great court vision when the ball is in his hands and is always looking for the assist. He moves well without the ball, sees gaps in the defense, and is quick to exploit those. He does all the things that don’t make the stat sheet. That sort of attitude really helps the team. Isaac is not afraid of the dirty work!

Chase is a high-level shooter off the catch, getting his feet set and ready to fire with a quick release and extended range. He can attack overly aggressive closeouts by putting the ball on the floor and getting into the teeth of the defense, where he can score or flash his vision and find open teammates.