Kinnay has been on an upward trajectory since the spring, really impressing me with his consistency and the difference in his approach to the game since last winter. He’s been a standout every time I’ve seen him this spring and summer, showcasing an improved outside shot, and better work off the dribble to get to into his attacks quicker and capitalize on his superior athleticism. He should really open some eyes this winter at Auburn.

One of the top standouts of the day, Kinnay came in with a mission and he definitely accomplished a lot. He’s been on an upward trajectory since the spring, playing with a ton of confidence and the results have followed. He’s always been a plus-athlete, but now he’s finding consistency with his jump shot from different levels, making great reads and decisions with the ball, and playing with a hunger to get involved on every play, whether that’s rebounding, contesting shots, or getting out in transition.

Looked like he took a big step forward offensively and was more assertive and confident with his touches. Worked to the rim a lot, where he’s an excellent athlete and was finishing at a higher rate, but also was more effective knocking down shots away from the rim. Did some great work on the offensive glass too, and just looks like he’s playing a little freer.

Kinnay is an athletic wing with some big-time finishing ability at the rim. He’s a high flyer with great hangtime and can take contact, adjust, and finish. His defensive effort also showcases his athleticism as he can rack up stocks and is a reactive off-ball defender. He’s playing at Auburn this winter and should add another dynamic wing to their rotation.

Big time athlete who is excellent in space, attacking downhill, and can finish with strength and some finesse. Has shown good feet to dance through traffic, the 3-point shot is getting better, and he’s a guy who can make plays from the help side and contribute on the glass. Averaged 13.9 PPG and 6.4 RPG last season.

Kinnay has been a big early-season riser for Auburn Riverside. He’s second on the team in points per game (12.8) and leads the way in rebounds (7.6) and steals (1.2). He is a long guard who has really exhibited some impressive athleticism and pace, flourishing in the open court and showcasing some awesome aggression toward the hoop. He’s a kid who looks to make plays and has shown some good anticipation on the defensive end to lead his team in steals.