Duverglas has the ability to play either spot on the wing, making him an intriguing prospect in the class. The 65 wing has a smooth release on his jumper and can knock down triples in bunches. Duverglas can also get to the rim off the bounce and frees himself for open jumpers in the back court. He gets deflections on the defensive end and is an underrated rebounder. Duverglas is a sharpshooting wing prospect who should torch the nets from distance this winter.

With Life Center hurting from some midseason departures within its lineup, Duverglas has been thrust into an increased role as a key complementary scorer. He stepped up to the plate on Tuesday, scoring 8 points in support of Myatt while showcasing a translatable skillset on the wing. Known for his shotmaking, Duverglas knocked down a key fourth quarter 3 along with a tough midrange pullup, consistently drawing the defense out with his gravity even on misses from the perimeter. He impressed with increased athleticism on a dunk in traffic after turning the corner from a dribble handoff as well as a chasedown block in transition. Duverglas tracks at least as a priority small-college prospect with a chance to bump to the scholarship level if he continues to show added wrinkles in his game.