Savage is a prospect that I need more live viewings of before establishing a concrete evaluation, but from what I’ve seen this fall, the athletic two-guard should have no issue being an impact player for head coach James Parker this season. Standing around 6’0″-6’1″ with a plus wingspan, Savage regularly plays above the rim as he taps into his explosive athleticism for some impressive and crafty dunks. He’s able to attack his defender off the catch and create separation in spurts, but remains at his best in the open floor attacking the rim or posing as a lob threat for momentum-changing plays.

Savage is an athletic, attacking lead guard who reclassified from the 2027 class and brings good positional size to the backcourt. He can score in a variety of ways and is especially effective getting downhill and putting pressure on the defense. Savage had a big summer with the Warriors and brings a combination of size, athleticism and scoring ability to the guard position.

Savage is a very athletic, quick, attacking lead guard. He can really get downhill and cause problems for opposing defenses. He is effective in open space and in transition. At the defensive end, Savage can disrupt opposing guards and turn defense into offensive opportunities.