Most players with the size that Onu possesses aim to purely go into game takeover mode. Not Onu. While he could juke guys out on offense and finish at the rim, he repeatedly made the decision to engage his teammates and help them get buckets, too. In other words, his transition offense involved his distribution skills just as much as his own shot creation. His unselfishness didn’t stop when the shot went up, either. Onu exhibited a knack for cleaning up around the glass, seamlessly turning rebounds into immediate offensive opportunities. Great combination of selflessness and pure skill.

Lengthy wing out of Huntley. Can make an effort by setting screens. Plays with underrated pace moving up and down the floor. Glass-cleaning abilities are present. High motor kid for someone his size. 

Could be multi-positional at the 3 or 4 spots depending on what you need. Stretched the D out a couple of times showcasing shooting range from 3 land. Did garbage work on the interior as well. Had at least a half a dozen rebounds battling on the glass. Has the quickness to stay in front of guards defensively on ball. Anticipates drives to help from off ball areas. Upside is here.

Brought versatility on offense, showing effectiveness around the rim and the ability to knock down jumpers. Displays athletic leaping ability for above-the-rim finishes and has projectable length on the wing. On defense, he showed awareness in helping cover ball screens. Competes hard on the glass and doesn’t shy away from physical play. As he continues to develop his skill set, he has the tools to become an even more impactful two-way contributor.