Pulley brought size and athleticism to the floor and showed the ability to use those physical tools in multiple areas. His length allows him to affect plays around the basket, while his mobility gives him some versatility beyond simply playing as a traditional interior player. He’s a prospect whose overall skill development will be worth monitoring throughout the weekend.

Pulley provided a strong interior-impact profile, averaging 8.8 points and 4.3 rebounds per game. He also contributed 0.8 blocks, showing that he could influence possessions near the rim on both ends. His +38 plus-minus reflected a positive overall impact during the camp. Pulley’s combination of rebounding and shot-blocking suggests a player who can help his team through physical play, interior positioning, and second-effort contributions.

Why he earned the badge: Pulley’s 4.3 RPG and 0.8 BPG demonstrated activity around the basket, while his 8.8 PPG showed that he could convert opportunities offensively. His profile fit the badge because of his interior involvement and ability to impact possessions without needing a high usage rate.

Developmental focus: Pulley can continue improving his finishing efficiency around the rim. Developing stronger post seals, improving his timing as a roller, and becoming more consistent finishing through contact will help him turn his physical tools into more offensive production.