Westin played with an aggressive downhill mindset and repeatedly found ways to pressure the rim. He scored off cuts and the dribble, converted multiple layups, and added offensive rebounding activity. His steals frequently became fast-break offense, connecting his defensive work directly to scoring chances. His scoring from behind the arc and ability to drop dimes added other dimensions to his performance. His best moments came when he turned openings into immediate attacks. Continuing to develop control when the lane closes, along with the ability to deliver the next pass on time, will make that aggression even more difficult to defend.

Hammonds is a combo guard that is a relentless transition scorer who plays with nonstop energy on both ends of the floor. He creates value beyond scoring by diving for loose balls, making hustle plays, and doing all the little things that help teams win. Offensively, he is difficult to contain once he gets a step on you downhill and attacks the basket with purpose. He finished with 22 points while connecting on four makes from beyond the arc. Hammond is also effective and known to create quality looks in the mid range and from beyond the arc off the bounce, making him a complete scoring threat. Off the catch, he’s equally dangerous, giving defenses another problem to solve. A small college prospect that will turn heads over the next few seasons.