Durgan played with much more aggressive approach offensively at the event than we got to see last season. He has good athleticism and strength already but also displayed the ability to make some key passes off his touches in the middle and maintain a dual-threat type of approach. He went right at a few of the top post players at the event and his quick decision-making off the catch played a key role in that. Worked hard on the glass, did a lot of vertical defending in paint, and stepped up in a big way offensively for them throughout the weekend. Had a game-high 18 points against Barlow to lead the team.

Durgan is already a pretty solidly built forward who is another player who should step into some bigger minutes next season. He does a good job scoring when he catches off of cuts or flashes, when he can catch in an athletic position and get to work. He’s also shown he can knock down shots from outside, and he could be a pretty impactful player this winter if he can continue to build his confidence with some solid play this spring.

This high-motor guard showcases a well-rounded offensive game, excelling at scoring from all three levels with precision and confidence. Utilizing his quick and controlled dribble, he efficiently creates space and gets to his preferred spots on the court. Defensively, he brings a tough, physical presence, demonstrating strength in the paint and relentless on-ball pressure. His versatility on both ends makes him a standout contributor capable of impacting the game in multiple ways.