Watkins had another solid outing at the Mountain East Conference Elite Camp this weekend, putting his full offensive skill set on display. He makes shots from an array of spots at a high level and can be difficult to contain once he gets into a groove. Watkins has a nice blend of strength and size at the guard spot, which he uses to his advantage on the offensive end. He doesn’t get sped up and plays with good poise, while his feel for the game allows him to consistently find teammates and make others better.

Watkins had another productive camp, showcasing his scoring prowess and overall versatility. His ability to knock down shots while playing off the basketball is one of his best attributes. He also showed that he can put the ball on the deck and create opportunities off the bounce. Watkins can play either guard spot, adding value to his versatility, and I like the size he brings to the lead guard position.

Watkins showed the versatility to be effective both on and off the basketball, giving his team flexibility in the backcourt. He connected on a pair of shots and consistently looked comfortable hunting for his own offense without forcing the action. Watkins has a knack for finding scoring opportunities within the flow of the game, whether creating for himself or capitalizing on open looks. His confidence and energy provide an immediate spark whenever he checks into the game, making him a valuable contributor on the offensive end.