It didn’t generate much fanfare with Egan finishing outside of the playoff picture, but Dorsey actually led the PCL in 3-point percentage last year while knocking down more than 48% of his attempts from long range. He’s back to lead a cadre of snipers across the Egan rotation but impressed at the Rare Footage Classic with his added ability to mix it up off the bounce. Dorsey brought a steady ballhandling presence while splitting time on and off the ball, showing an ability to generate downhill paint touches and finish acrobatically among the trees. He’s on the smaller side but is broadly built and ripe with compact strength, allowing him to put up a fight against bigger players on either end of the floor. Dorsey has shown to be deserving of a spot in the next rankings update and could emerge as a small-college priority particularly with more mature decisionmaking as a fulltime lead guard.

Dorsey is a capable perimeter shooter who can make defenses pay from behind the arc. He is a crafty finisher around the basket and uses his shiftiness to elude defenders and create scoring opportunities. Dorsey also does a nice job making the extra pass to set up his teammates for cleaner looks. I like his ability to utilize fakes when operating around crowds near the basket, showing good feel and creativity as a finisher.