Lyn’s senior season will certainly feel like a long time coming, as the emerging post was forced to sit out a season ago due to technicalities regarding his transfer from Chichester. The southpaw has grown leaps and bounds in the time since he last played a high school game, both in stature and within his game. Mostly just a tall and clumsy kid when he arrived at Roman, Lyn has blossomed quickly into a true force in the post, showcasing great fundamentals while working for deep seals and scoring efficiently over either shoulder from the block. On the defensive end he’s a natural deterrent at the rim with his size and shows glimpses of being able to move his feet to keep smaller players in front of him in space. There are still times where Lyn’s lack of experience shows up within the flow of a game, but his ability to serve as a fulcrum for Roman this coming year shows he’s well ahead of schedule in terms of developing into a true D1 prospect up front.

There’s no sauce or fluff to Lyn’s game; he simply gets the job done inside the paint. With a handful of post moves, he efficiently converted touches on the block into two points. Even on offensive rebounds, he kept the ball high, pivoted, then laid it off the glass or slammed it home. And when he walled up and grabbed boards on defense, Lyn hustled down the floor where he was often rewarded with a lob or another putback opportunity.

Was very glad to get to see Lyn back on the floor and playing again after having to sit out during the high school season due to transferring schools. He contests everything at the rim and plays with an assertive motor. Like how he is able to seal defenders when he is playing with his back to the bucket. I love the way he moves on the defensive end and is always talking to his teammates anchoring the defense. Lyn showed that he can abruptly recover when he has to go out and guard on the perimeter. He has taken a real jump in his development. Looking forward to seeing him during the June periods.