Ezra has a strong foundation for a PG when it comes to balancing scoring and facilitating. His arsenal includes the trey-ball and a soft floater that helps him to attack different levels of the defense. With his size, as he showed, the floater is an important answer against length when a clean finish at the rim is not available, while the perimeter shot forces defenders to respect him before the drive. He also brings active hands defensively and can disrupt ball-handlers and passing lanes. As he continues to connect his tools, he will continue to make strides to becoming a complete overall floor general who can effectively change pace, read help, make the extra pass, and defend without taking himself out of position. Adding strength and finishing variety will help him convert against contact. Honing his shot preparation and defensive discipline, spells signs of a young guard who will be known for his two-way impact.