Emerging quickly as a focal point for the Warriors as the year goes on, Allen impressed despite the loss with a team-high 14 points. He came out aggressive, showing a nice crispness to his attack off the bounce with clear decisiveness whenever he spotted a seam. Allen would get himself going later on as a jump shooter, knocking down a pair of second half 3s to help keep the game within reach. Above all, he stood out with infectious two-way energy and an impressive blend of both poise and confidence to his decisionmaking with a heavy load of ballhandling reps on his plate. Allen will be tracked closely moving forward with the chance to emerge as a scholarship-level prospect with appropriate development over time.

With the veteran point guard Ellegood being moved around as a chess piece on offense, Allen is maximizing his on-ball reps. His handle is functional but not inefficient. So versus man-to-man or zone, he can still tilt the defense and glide into the paint. Then, late in games, Allen gets to the free throw line and converts at a good rate.