Stevens has the kind of offensive instincts that make him an intriguing player to follow as his game continues to develop. His ability to push the pace and make quick decisions should allow him to create easy opportunities for himself and his teammates, especially in transition. We also like his instincts around the basket and the way he can use movement to find scoring chances inside. As he continues developing his ability to create in the half court and expand his playmaking, Stevens has a chance to become a versatile offensive piece and a player who continues to climb on our radar

Stevens was at his best when he could get the ball moving in transition, where his ability to make quick decisions consistently created easy scoring opportunities. He did a strong job reading the floor and delivering the right pass to set up teammates for simple finishes, showing impressive feel for the game at full speed. Stevens also displayed a knack for creating space around the basket, using his movement and positioning to find clean opportunities inside. His transition playmaking, scoring instincts and ability to generate offense in the paint give him an intriguing offensive foundation

Stevens showcased his value as a two-way guard with his perimeter shooting and defensive activity. He confidently knocked down three pointers, making defenses pay whenever they lost track of him beyond the arc. On the defensive end, he played with aggression, forcing turnovers through active hands and strong anticipation. His ability to convert those defensive plays into offensive opportunities added another layer to his game. Stevens’ shooting, competitiveness and energy helped him stand out as one of the promising up and coming prospects on the day.