O’Mari has been a stock riser all summer and continues to show his improvement every time I see him play. He puts great pressure on the rim and will out physical most players in the paint. He is a strong finisher and will even posterize defenders every now and then. He has a solid shot and will hit the three off the catch. He can face up and take slower foot defenders on the bounce. Defensively he can send shots with his great timing and plus wing span. 

Strong finisher at the rim, going straight back up after offensive boards and using pump fakes to draw contact before finishing for the and-one. In the post he incorporates the spin move and rips through to face the basket, forcing fouls on his way up to get to the line. Seals well to get the entry pass in. Attacks the glass relentlessly, using good positioning to secure offensive rebounds and put-backs. Played well defensively too, picking up steals and staying engaged on his assignments.

Has good movement at his stature, and a knack for positioning himself in the ideal place to grab a loose ball on the defensive end. He reads those opportunities early, then closes on the ball in a hurry. Great interior paint defender, and a natural shot blocker.

O’Mari is a forward with a solid built and a nice game in the post. He can score with his back to the basket or faceup and use his feet to attack slower foot defenders. He has a nice jump hook that he goes to and isn’t afraid to post up smaller defenders. He can hit the midrange jump shot off the face up or rip through and go to the rim. Defensively he will use his length and athleticism to block shots and grab rebounds. Omari has some real potential to get to the next level and expect him to make an impact.