Despite a hard-fought loss in the championship game, Prizzi showed he could step up when it mattered most and moved the needle in an otherwise ugly all-around game. Coming in off the bench as both a backup ‘5’ and as part of two-big alignments, he was effective clearing space in the middle against a team that lacked a true interior presence. Prizzi was key in helping establish some momentum for Honor in a sluggish offensive outing, getting his team going with emphatic plays above the rim off dumpoffs and putbacks. The New York product mostly sticks to his strengths and while he may not be the most versatile of big men, he continues to take steps forward in his ability to flourish in his role, with scholarship-level programs in need of frontcourt depth wisely beginning to take notice.

He uses his presence to be effective in the middle. He shows strong defensive fundamentals and physical strength, disrupting plays and controlling space. He attacks the offensive glass, finishes well in the interior, and scores consistently. He can score over his left shoulder and protects the rim on the defensive end. He uses every inch of his 6’9″–6’10” frame to make an impact on both ends of the floor.

He presents a big physical presence in the lane. A rim protecter and a beast getting rebounds. He understands the importance of using his size to defend on one end and create open space for his teammates on the other end. Cleans up misses. Has shown real nice jump hooks over the left shoulder protecting the ball. Fundamentally sound post player.

His presence was felt in the middle. He showed strong defensive fundamentals and physical strength, controlling space and disrupting plays. He crashed the offensive glass, caught interior passes, and finished consistently. He scored over his left shoulder, protected the rim on the other end, and converted an and one. He used every inch of his 6’9″ frame to make an impact on both ends of the floor. 

Prizzi is an immense presence underneath who impacts the game on both sides of the floor. He shags rebounds the same way and outfielder catches pop outs. He made several trips to the foul line and liked how he had no issue seeking out contact. He is very fluid for his size and has no issues running the floor in transition. He had good timing when he was going up to block shots.