Jessup knocked down a lot of shots throughout practice as his confidence to space the floor stood out. I thought Jessup did a nice job plaging on balance and not trying to do too much on the court. A shooter who can fit around other talented pieces, Jessup is a shooting specialist who has a strong frame and good enough foot speed to hold his own defensively as well. I’d expect Jessup to get more scholarship interest this winter as Hawaii Pacific has already extended an offer his way.

Over his last four games, he’s been on a serious run, putting up 27 points and 10 rebounds, then 35 and 8, followed by 23 and 12 in just three quarters, and finishing with a huge 34-point, 13-rebound, 7-steal performance. That stretch averages out to 30 points and 11 rebounds per game, showing complete control on both ends of the floor.