Kamari Whyte is the youngest player on this list a 27 combo guard playing for Vermont Academy in New England. Whyte is featured in a heavy amount of pick and roll, often operating from very high on the floor. But due to his burst and long first stride off the dribble, he gets downhill quickly. One of his patented shots is that free-throw line jumper that he can get to either off-ball or out of the pick and roll. He has a high release jumper, and he shoots it almost like a fallaway, leaning back, creating as much space as possible. He’s a force in transition and has an effortless level change, allowing him to get into the chest or even core/legs of a defender, create space, and draw contact. Because of this, he gets a favorable whistle and is on the receiving end of a lot of three-point plays.

Defensively, he’s great in the passing lanes but more like a cornerback than a safety. He knabs the ball just as it’s hitting the offensive player’s hands, then takes it, heading the other way.

Kamari Whyte is the youngest player on this list a 27 combo guard playing for Vermont Academy in New England. Whyte is featured in a heavy amount of pick and roll, often operating from very high on the floor. But due to his burst and long first stride off the dribble, he gets downhill quickly. One of his patented shots is that free-throw line jumper that he can get to either off-ball or out of the pick and roll. He has a high release jumper, and he shoots it almost like a fallaway, leaning back, creating as much space as possible. He’s a force in transition and has an effortless level change, allowing him to get into the chest or even core/legs of a defender, create space, and draw contact. Because of this, he gets a favorable whistle and is on the receiving end of a lot of three-point plays.

Defensively, he’s great in the passing lanes but more like a cornerback than a safety. He knabs the ball just as it’s hitting the offensive player’s hands, then takes it, heading the other way.