A strong sophomore campaign has cemented Jarrett Culver in the top-five discussion. He checks several boxes for an NBA wing, from his three-point shooting to his physical tools. He should make an immediate impact on both ends.
Standing 6-foot-6 with long arms and broad shoulders, Culver has the makings of an excellent multi-positional defender. In year two, he has built on his defensive prowess with tremendous offensive growth. He’s averaging 18.8 points and 6.5 rebounds as one of the Red Raiders’ go-to pieces.
Culver’s shooting stroke, while not the quickest, is better than his 33.1 percent clip would indicate. He’s also a much-improved player off the dribble, making strong moves to the rim, developing a nice mid-range game, and showing flashes as a passer.