King is still developing his overall game, but his physical tools immediately stand out. He uses his size, strength, and leaping ability to make his presence felt around the basket, attacking the glass with purpose and playing above the rim in traffic. His activity level is a major asset, as it consistently leads to second-chance points and extra possessions. While he can get a bit off balance when trying to do too much with the ball, King is at his best when he keeps things simple — sprinting the floor, crashing the boards, and finishing plays as a high-energy garbage scorer. With continued refinement and discipline, his rebounding and interior production give him a clear role and impact.

King is raw, but was effective in a blow out of Pickens as he used his size and leaping ability to pound away in the paint. King attacks rebounds well. His activity level leads to multiple looks and second chances. He can get a little off balance when he has the ball, but when he keeps it simple, he is most impactful as a garbage guy that scores on putbacks. King tallied 5 points, 7 rebounds and 3 steals off the bench.