Brought a strong presence on the glass, consistently using his length and athleticism to rebound on the defensive end. Showed the ability to make plays without the ball as a cutter and displayed some passing feel, while also knocking down three point looks from the corner. His athleticism gives him a clear advantage at times, and there were flashes of a higher level of play, though he could be sporadic in his overall impact which will clean up with playing experience.

Johnson stood out on both sides of the floor but really impacted defensively with his consistent on-ball pressure and using his length and quickness to cause problems in the passing lanes. It’s always a joy to see guys that like to guard and at this stage Johnson remains a effective 2 way threat. Offensively, Johnson showed nifty movement in the paint with soft touch finishes outreaching over defenders arms. He made a cool spin move finish through contact and was able to get paint touches numerous times with the ball. The Marist guard will be intriguing to watch over the next 3 years with his length, skill, and mobility.

To fully understand the type of potential Johnson has you have to see him with the Wolves 15U.  On that team he showcases his massive upside as a combo guard with the ability to create for himself and others off the dribble.  Acrobatic layups with great body control at the cup.  Wins off the bounce, but can also shoot it from three as well as being a solid distributor.