Morris consistently looked comfortable attacking downhill and showed plenty of finesse when finishing around the rim. His pull up mid range game gives him another way to score when he can’t get all the way to the basket. Morris also showed a great feel for the game, making good reads as a passer and processing the floor at a high level. He stayed active on the offensive glass as well, using his hustle to keep possessions alive and create extra opportunities for his team.

Morris did an exceptional job rebounding the ball on the day, where he was quick and explosive off the floor. He is a smart player who always kept his head up, and continued to battle no matter what the score was. He has a long wingspan and did an excellent job keeping his hands in the passing lanes. He has a tremendous feel for the game, and did a great job moving without the ball and cutting to open spots. Morris looks to attack the basket, but was also very efficient in dishing it off to the open man.

Morris made his mark as a two-way guard who never stopped competing. Offensively, he elevated over defenders with good lift on his jumper, knocking down shots off the dribble and off balanced. Defensively, he hustled on every possession, contesting shots and flying to the glass to grab offensive boards. Those effort plays often gave his team extra possessions, and his willingness to do the dirty work alongside his scoring ability made him one of the most valuable guards on the floor.