He brings a good level of shot-making ability with parking-lot range and a quick, compact release from both three and the midrange. He can score off the catch or create his own shot off the dribble, giving him versatility as a perimeter scorer. When defenders take away his perimeter shot, he can attack closeouts and get to high-arcing layups or soft floaters in the lane. He will make quick decisions with the ball and deliver accurate hit-ahead passes in transition.

He put together one of the more polished offensive performances among the guards, scoring efficiently from all three levels. He knocked down perimeter shots, worked into his mid-range pull-up with ease, and finished around the basket with touch. His tight handle allowed him to break defenders down, create separation, and attack the paint under control. Once he got into the lane, he forced the defense to collapse, opening scoring opportunities for himself while delivering timely passes to teammates. His ability to create space and rise into his pull-up whenever he wanted was one of the biggest takeaways from his performance.

Dewey is a pure scoring guard with a beautiful jumper. He was a problem for defenders all weekend and would score from all over the court. He displayed his elite shooting from the outside and would hit three’s off the dribble, catch and from NBA range. He has a sweet pull up jumper in the midrange. Dewey gets down hill with a quick burst of speed and can finish with finesse around the rim by manipulating the ball of the glass. He also has a sweet float game in the lane and his game is all brought together with his smooth handle and IQ.