Brandon Morris gives us one of the more intriguing defensive matchup profiles in this group.

Lengthy shooter. Can guard the post and some perimeter.

That’s exactly why he fits this category.

The shooting creates spacing on one end, while the length gives him options on the other. Being able to defend some post actions while also moving onto perimeter players gives a coach more flexibility with matchups.

That versatility is what stood out to me. He doesn’t have to fit into just one defensive role.

Boog’s Take: If you’re giving me a player who can space the floor and then turn around and give you some versatility defensively, that’s somebody I’m going to keep an eye on. The big question is how far that perimeter defense can develop as the competition gets quicker.