Triplett is a versatile forward who brings a blend of inside-out skill to the frontcourt. A better-than-average athlete, he runs the floor well and has the tools to impact the game in transition as well as in the half court. He is capable of scoring on the block, using his frame and touch to finish around the rim, and he shows flashes of stepping away from the basket to make plays facing up.

Triplett competes on the glass, battles defensively, and plays with consistent energy on both ends of the floor. With continued development of his perimeter skill and overall polish, he has the foundation to become a productive two-way forward at the next level.

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-Triplett was a menace on the glass to buoy Gillion in the absence of their star senior (Ponder). Triplett has improved his IQ to pick his spots as a rebounding machine that has improved not only the handle but the finishing ability to get from the rebound to the rim efficiently in traffic. The shooting stroke has improved with a better shot pocket that creates a more fluid and consistent release from the FT line. And his touch around the rim has also improved, as Triplett is using his pivot around the rim to create better finishing angles around defenders. He projects well as a W/F tweener that has matured to handle contact better and process defensive rotations more quickly on the fly.

Triplett is an elite-level finisher with a long wingspan that makes him a nightmare matchup. At 6-10, he’s a multi-positional defender with fluid mobility, an instinctive shot-blocking ability, and the athleticism to protect the rim. Offensively, he’s an efficient scoring threat who continues to add layers to his game. His stock is taking off, and there’s still plenty of room for him to grow as a prospect.