Connor has had some impressive moments running with Northstar Titans this spring/summer. Matched up against a tough Minnesota Fury -Goring squad, Connor hit the go ahead bucket late in the game to help his team pick up a win. Connor got to the basket, absorbed contact, and found a way to finish off the glass for the game winner. Earlier in the game he showcased outside shooting touch with back-to-back threes early in the game. At 6’7 he moves well, and has the shooting touch that helps him stand out at that size.

Yesterday we learned what kind of shooter Connor is. We know he had a good season at Burnsville as a key scorer and Connor has good size at 6’7 playing the face up forward spot. In the upset win over Fury Goring, Connor opened the game with two threes and he closed the game with the game winner in the paint.

Connor had a twelve point game with three assists, four boards and a big impression as a skilled 6’7 talent. Connor is a solid D3 prospect that I think will get increased interest and we are told he has been shooting it well from the perimeter all 17u season.

Connor played a key role for Northstar Titans over the weekend, helping them advance all the way to the 17u semi-finals. I saw him in his opening game on Friday night, where he drained a handful of threes in a big win. Playing alongside Bryce Gaustad Bryce Gaustad 6'9" | C/PG Anoka | 2027 State MN , he was free to roam around a bit, and his off-ball movement opened up a lot of good looks. He could beat defenders with hard cuts to the basket leading to easy finishes inside. Moves well at 6’7 which allowed him to guard smaller players when his team went with a bigger lineup.

Connor is another 2027 who showed some intriguing flashes on Saturday. Despite the loss, Connor turned heads with his mobility at 6’6-6’7, as well as his handle out on the perimeter. Early in the game he broke his defender down before draining a pull-up jumper. He’s comfortable playing with some physicality in the post and rebounding the ball, but showed those flashes out on the perimeter that you don’t often see in guys his size.

Connor McDevitt – McDevitt is a six-foot-five-inch wing from Burnsville who is a solid ball handler for a wing, and seems to have a bit of wiggle in his pull-up jumper game. Can shoot it from range, and in the first half of the game I watched I would like to see him be more aggressive demanding the ball. In the 2nd half he was much more demanding, looking for shots and making his presence felt. He screened and rolled well, used size and agility to his advantage.