Bagley is a player that you can lump in with some of the best Swiss Army Knife-style prospects, and that is what makes him an interesting prospect at the next level. With his size and strength, you can put him on the ball and off the ball. Bagley has shown he can defend 1-3 with ease and excels on defense. On offense, he is crafty, but he is a player who plays with a high motor, doesn’t stop, and has an eager playing style that should get him a handful of looks at the next level. Bagley can come in right out of high school and make a case for himself as a freshman at the D2 level.

Bagley will likely be defending positions 1-3, establishing himself as a versatile defender. By being more physical and pushing opponents off their lines to force them towards help, he has the potential to significantly improve his defense this upcoming season. His innate ability to locate the ball and contribute to rebounding are valuable assets, especially considering his drive to the basket. Capitalizing on open spaces and getting touches on the ball can lead to easy scoring opportunities and defensive stops. As an offensive player, Bagley excels as a ball mover, consistently delivering well-timed passes that lead to assists. He has the potential to make a significant impact on the state rankings overall.

Bagley is in a position to improve and earn minutes on a team that will be tough. Bagley has a good skill set. if he can get stronger it will help him attack the rim and he needs to be sharp as a catch and shoot player as well. Shooting is something that will help him get on the floor.

Bagley has a little bit of everything in his bag. He has defensive fundamentals. He has decent length as an off the ball guard. Bagley has room to develop strength and athleticism. Look for him to make a name for himself next year but he is a gem.