Goba Joie is 6-foot-10 with a frame that looks like he could step onto a college floor right now. He’s still young and inconsistent in phases, but ran the floor hard and was strong on the offensive and defensive boards. He’s still raw offensively, but is aggressive and hard to stop once he gets rolling to the basket. He moves well defensively, uses his impressive length to alter shots around the rim, and controls the glass with authority. With his elite size, physical tools, and motor, Goba Joie possesses an immense ceiling and upside.

A massive, lively body in the paint, Goba adds further depth and size to an already impressive Springdale rotation. Standing 6-foot-10 with an already chiseled frame, Goba cleared out space with relative ease in the paint to collect rebounds in bulk. He runs the floor hard, did a better job than I thought he would hedging ball screens before scurrying back to his man and showed some decent touch around the basket. Goba is the type of prospect who will take time before he’s a finished product, but for a 2029 center he shows plenty of tools and the motor to be a valuable piece to a Springdale team that has a chance to be a top program in the DMV.