Still somewhat of an under-the-radar name within the class, Perkins impressed with his versatility over the course of the day. A sturdily-built wing with a well-rounded offensive arsenal, he was effective operating all over the floor with a herky-jerky dribble-drive game and comfortable shooting stroke out to 3. He’s not yet the swiftest athlete and doesn’t cleanly fit a positional designation but the size and versatility give Perkins a variety of pathways toward long-term success, particularly being on the younger side of his class.

Perkins is a budding wing who oozes with potential, particularly because of his ability to make plays with the ball in his hands. He does a great job of taking advantage of mismatches, using his size to exploit smaller defenders and create scoring opportunities. He’s comfortable operating in the in-between game when given space and is also a threat to stretch the floor from beyond the arc. Just as importantly, he doesn’t force the action and has no issue making the extra pass to find open teammates.