He’s held his own all Spring and Summer playing against quality competition, and has gained valuable experienced running the point guard position. He plays at a good pace, makes good decisions with the ball. His no look dishes and shifty handles keeps defenders off balance. He’s a pass first guard who makes his shots.

Saiyad was by far among one of the top standout players in the camp.  The 5’10” Bay Area guard is a tremendous playmaker who can create for himself and create for others.  Saiyad is a true floor general who can initiate the offense and start his team’s plays.  He is shifty, has a tight handle, has good creativity on his dribbling combos which allow him to create separation to get his jumper off.  When Saiyad was not scoring the ball, he was looking to create for his teammates.  He has excellent creativity with the rock and is looking to drop a dime whenever he can.  He constantly had the gym oohing and aahing with his no look passes and bullet zips through traffic for assists.  Although he is at his best as the lead guard, Saiyad showed that he could also play off ball as his team had other ball dominant players who needed the ball to shine.  Currently he is garnering interest from local schools in the Bay but I wouldn’t be surprised if more schools came calling his way.  Colleges who need a speedy floor general should take a look at Saiyad.