Lawson showed intriguing offensive tools during the showcase, using his handle to consistently break defenders down and create separation. He was especially effective working off screens, showing the ability to turn the corner, get downhill or create his own shot when defenders went under. His ball handling gives him the freedom to operate in tight spaces, while his shot creation adds another layer to his offensive profile. Lawson’s ability to generate offense for himself makes him a guard worth keeping a close eye on

Guzman is a straight up shooter and he showed everyone that on Friday night. He can knock down shots from just about anywhere on the floor, and he makes it look effortless. His deep ball was definitely falling, but where he really shined was in that 12–15 foot range. He’s got a super smooth pull up jumper that’s tough to defend, especially when he gets into rhythm. Combine that with his quick release, and defenders didn’t have much time to react. What makes Guzman even harder to guard is how confident he is in his shot. He doesn’t force things, but when he sees an opening, he takes full advantage. Whether it was off the dribble or catching and pulling up, he was locked in and giving the defense problems all night