Veals is a lengthy and skilled lead guard that can create his own shot, make plays for others, and has good positional size to impact the boards and see over the defense to set up the offense. Veals had a great first game for Franklin in a tough loss to Central East, as he would finish with 14 points, connecting on a pair of threes, and showing that he is ready to make the jump this season, as one of the main pieces for the Wildcats in the post-Aiden Rollins era. Veals has quality handles, keeps the ball on a string to set up the offense, has the court vision to make quality reads off the drive and kick pass, cross court to open shooters, or up the court in transition, moves fluidly off the ball to get open looks, gets to his shot spots, and is efficient with the 3-ball off the catch. Veals has a variety of moves to create shots off the bounce, using the crossover, wrap-behind, between-cross, hesitation, and spin-move to get his defender off balance, is accurate with the mid-range jumper through contact in the air, and a crafty scorer around the basket, using his length and crafty movement to evade rim protectors in the paint.