Drayden is a name to watch. While this will be our first time seeing him live, the early reports point to a sharp-shooting scoring guard with real offensive firepower. Cokens can heat up quickly from beyond the arc, showing extended range and confidence as a perimeter shooter. He’s not just a spot-up threat either—he puts pressure on defenses by attacking off the bounce, getting downhill, and finishing at the rim. His ability to mix in crafty moves when driving makes him tough to contain once he gets going. A guard who can stretch the floor, create his own shot, and score at all three levels is always dangerous. With his shooting range and ability to break defenders down, Cokens has the tools to be a breakout performer—and someone worth keeping a close eye on when he hits the floor.

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-Mid attack, score in traffic, kiss off glass

-Picked off a pass like a FS

-Showed a sweet spin-move when attacking the hoop

-Alley-oop lob pass to Zak for two points, unselfish, could have scored himself

-SUPER deep triple, well beyond NBA depth, catch & shoot

-Run-out score, caught ball in full stride, finished with D on his hip

Drayden’s game fundamentals are on point. He has a great catch and shoot game from beyond the arc forcing defenders to always know where he’s at. He has a knack for getting his hand on the ball, whether on a board or a pass deflection, and he’s not afraid to get on the floor for the 50/50 ball.

-Had a nice steal where he jumped the pass, then went into transition.

-Got into the middle of the lane and kicked out to a shooter for a make three.

-Played with great energy

-Ran and pushed in transition

-Went for steals and would push the pace after a forced turnover.

-Brought heavy pressure to the ball-handler.