Okogie put together one of the best combine performances this summer. A supremely versatile defender with a high motor, he should slide into Golden State’s positionless rotation with ease.
Adding weight will be a priority, but Okogie already has a solid frame with room to bulk up. He should be capable of defending three or four positions, all while using his athleticism to interrupt passing lanes and make plays as a weak-side rim protector.
On the other end, Okogie projects as a capable spot-up shooter with upside beyond that. He’s not a polished ball handler, but showed the ability to hit tough shots off the bounce during his two years at Georgia Tech.