It took Corey a bit to get going, but once he started getting aggressive attacking the basket he became very productive. He has a long and limber frame at around 6’5 with solid athleticism and finishing ability. When he recognizes a gap he’s able to take just one or two dribbles and get all the way to the rim with his long stride. Does a good job of keeping his eyes locked on the rim and it allowed him to finish through contact on multiple occasions. Also flashed a jumper as he knocked down a three and mid-range. Defensively he can move his feet with wings but is also able to utilize his long frame inside as a shot blocking threat.

Corey was extremely productive and it’s because he understands who he is as a player. He knows he’s not going to be a big isolation scorer or launching NBA range threes. Instead, he dominates on the glass and uses his length to his advantage to score in the paint. Corey has the potential to be a consistent double-double producer because of his long wingspan, effort on the glass, and ability to read the ball off the rim to pull in boards in bunches. Offensively he can turn those rebounds into quick put-backs and he also runs the floor very hard in transition. When playing as an undersized forward he can consistently beat his man up and down the floor for transition scores, and Corey has the athleticism to finish above the rim in the open floor.