Darrell Griffith (SG)

[Tel Aviv]

Darrell Griffith
SG | 6'4 | 225 lbs | 22 Years Old


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Pros: Darrell Griffith is one of the best three point shooters in the draft; he comes into the league already able to knock it down but has shown potential to be a very good shooter in the league. Griffith is also a great athlete, especially with his leaping ability; you can expect to see him make an appearance in the slam dunk contest during his ABCA career. Griffith is also a solid defender on the perimeter and comes into the league already able to make a contribution there.

Cons: His game is based around getting to the foul line, hitting the three and playing some defense, outside of that he won't help much in other areas. He isn't much of a passer and won't get too many rebounds despite his leaping ability.

Overall: Griffith projects to be an effective scorer in the ABCA, especially from beyond the 3-point line. He also has an effective jumpshot and his athleticism will see him score inside. With a little work on his defensive he could be a very good two-way player in the league and with the draft opening up after the first 4 or so picks he should come off the board between the 5 and 10 range.

Projection: 5-10

[Berlin]

Name: Darrell Griffith
Position: SG
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 195 lbs
DOB: 6/16/1998

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Pros: Darrell Griffith comes into the league as one of several good shooting guard prospects in this years draft, but it is his three point shooting that seems to have everyone talking. In a draft devoid of outside threats, Griffith comes into the league already able to shoot the three and defend the perimeter...a pre-made combination that is rare indeed. Long term, Griffith looks to be a decent scorer both inside and outside who is capable of defending and stealing.

Cons: For all that he does well, Griffith isn't without his flaws. Darrell is a below-average passer for his position, and some scouts question if Griffth has the quickness to be a top-notch shooting guard. Since he can't defend in the post or rebound, playing small forward is also out of the question.

Overall: Other than Michael Cooper, no one has seen their stock rise more from the league scouts and the mock drafts than Griffith. Admittedly, there are things to like about him, and long term he should round out quite nicely...but I'm not sure I love the idea of drafting him in the top 10 myself.

Projection: #7-12