Stepping into a starting role for a retooled Egan lineup with designs of moving up the PCL standings, Graham was one of the more impressive performers on the day with a balanced effort across a pair of Sunday afternoon matchups. His biggest contributions came as a shotmaker as the sophomore displayed confident and consistent mechanics as a dangerous floor-spacer off the catch. He showed a nice blend of poise and confidence throughout, making quick decisions and flashing some polish as a ballhandler when placed in positions to attack. Quick and light on his feet with a nice frame to add muscle over time, he’s also an active defender with quick hands to help force turnovers. Graham is a bit undersized for the ‘2’ at the next level but he has the makings of a really promising prospect if he can add a couple inches or incorporate more of an on-ball element in the future.

After a year on JV, Graham looked ready to crack the varsity rotation as a consistent spark from the backcourt. A wiry combo guard, he was effective offensively while showcasing shiftiness off the bounce and strong overall touch as both a finisher and shotmaker from the perimeter. It was a tough setting to get a feel for Graham’s overall floor game as a potential lead guard, but his offensive arsenal was evident and we’ll look forward to seeing him in a game situation before too long.