Standing 6’3″-6’4″, Lunn will be categorized as a guard but with his put-together frame and ability to maintain leverage, he can realistically slide up and down 3-to-4 positions when needed. A willing junkyard type of guard, Lunn has taken clear strides in his development as a creator off the bounce where he consistently got into the lane, played off two and made perfect reads to cutting teammates for scores. Playing his high school ball in New Mexico, it’s been over six months since our last viewing of Lunn and it was good to see the obvious improvements in his agility, finishing with his weak hand and ability to keep the defense honest with his jumper when he has time and space.

Standing 6’3″-6’4″, Lunn will be categorized as a guard but with his put-together frame and ability to maintain leverage, he can realistically slide up and down 3-to-4 positions when needed. A willing junkyard type of guard, Lunn has taken clear strides in his development as a creator off the bounce where he consistently got into the lane, played off two and made perfect reads to cutting teammates for scores. Playing his high school ball in New Mexico, it’s been over six months since our last viewing of Lunn and it was good to see the obvious improvements in his agility, finishing with his weak hand and ability to keep the defense honest with his jumper when he has time and space.