Pettit showed his ability to impact the game in multiple ways. What stands out about him is his ability to push the ball with his size, as he can grab a rebound, bring it up the court himself and finish on the other end. Pettit is also an automatic shooter off the catch, and his combination of length and offensive versatility makes him a player to watch as he continues to develop.

Pettit is a skilled wing prospect with good positional size, a high basketball IQ and an impressive feel for the game. He moves well without the ball, understands how to find open space, and can stretch the floor with his perimeter shot making ability. Pettit also sees the floor well and is a willing passer who can find open teammates. The TFA product earned his way into our next 2029 rankings update.

Pettit is a promising young player with a lot of potential. As he enters his freshman season, he has good size, strength, and a solid high school-ready physique. Pettit is somewhat of a “tweener,” meaning he could be labeled as a big player due to his program’s lack of size, but that would limit his development. He has decent ball-handling ability and a variety of turnaround shots, along with good athleticism and an aggressive mindset geared toward scoring. With proper coaching, he could excel as a small forward if he learns to cut effectively and is allowed to shoot. To truly unlock his full basketball potential, he will need to become a more willing passer.