Lum, a guard out of the Brunswick School in Connecticut, is an athletic and attacking playmaker that does a great job of creating for himself and others in the half-court. He finishes it in a variety of ways around the rim and does a nice job of getting his defender on his hip and then keeping him there as a driver. He’s got good burst with the ball in his hands and the ability to quick change speeds and directions. While he’s got a versatile offensive game, it’s his ability on the defensive end of the floor that really impresses. He’s athletic, strong, quick, and processes the game at a high level, all of which allows him to be a lockdown defender on the perimeter. He’s a high academic prospect that could play from Day 1 in the NESCAC or UAA, but intrigues me as someone who might attractive Division II interest.

Lum, a guard out of the Brunswick School, displayed terrific defensive instincts and the ability to repeatedly get to his spots off the bounce. A big, strong, and physical guard, Lum does a great job of making plays in the paint on the offensive end of the floor. He’s persistent as a driver, gets into the scoring area, and makes good decisions of when to hunt his or kick it out to teammates. Defensively, his combination of physical tools allows him to operate at a high level, as he shows the ability to be a disruptive defender when guarding any perimeter position.

Lum is an exciting guard who has a great combination of athleticism and skill. The 6-foot-2 senior can handle it and shoot it well, and he has nice quickness and explosiveness once he drives past players to the rim. He was one of Brunswick’s only consistent paint drivers against Nobles, but he never got tired and relentlessly attacked the rim. D1 player who probably has more point guard skills to unlock.