-Green was a model of consistency over the course of the season, turning in double-double performances as a rangy W/F with a throwback offensive game most effective 18′ and in from the basket. Green can post up at the elbow or pivot his way to the paint to score high percentage short jumpers or convert his positioning into trips to the free throw line that cut into opposing front court depth by getting his matchups and their backups into foul trouble. Mt Zion National relied on his ability to produce at a consistently-high level at the offensive end while making strides as a help-side defender that—over the course of the season—improved his defensive rotations to contest or block shots around the basket at a much higher level. With the fluidity of his movement as a prospect that now stands at 6’9, he has nice long-term upside to development into a valuable switchable forward prospect that can show/switch onto guards on the perimeter to defend on an island without fouling. 

-Green was a model of consistency over the course of the season, turning in double-double performances as a rangy W/F with a throwback offensive game most effective 18′ and in from the basket. Green can post up at the elbow or pivot his way to the paint to score high percentage short jumpers or convert his positioning into trips to the free throw line that cut into opposing front court depth by getting his matchups and their backups into foul trouble. Mt Zion National relied on his ability to produce at a consistently-high level at the offensive end while making strides as a help-side defender that—over the course of the season—improved his defensive rotations to contest or block shots around the basket at a much higher level. With the fluidity of his movement as a prospect that now stands at 6’9, he has nice long-term upside to development into a valuable switchable forward prospect that can show/switch onto guards on the perimeter to defend on an island without fouling.