
Ethan Alexander
Author at We Got This Covered
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1 week ago |
draftstack.substack.com | Ethan Alexander
If there’s an archetype of player that the 2025 NBA Draft class has in droves, it’s the defense-oriented athletic wing. This includes players such as Adou Thiero, Rasheer Fleming, Carter Bryant, Nique Clifford, and several others. Today’s subject, North Carolina one-and-done freshman Drake Powell, is arguably the best example of that archetype in the class.
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2 weeks ago |
draftstack.substack.com | Ethan Alexander
It’s difficult to deny that the John Calipari NBA pipeline is very real. Throughout his time as a college basketball coach, especially during his tenure with Kentucky, he has seen countless future NBA players come under his tutelage.
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1 month ago |
draftstack.substack.com | Ethan Alexander
At this point in the draft cycle (just in case you’re reading this late, I’m writing this a few weeks before the draft) there are some prospects who we know won’t make a push for the first-round. Of those players, some aren’t even confidently slotted to be selected in the second-round. This doesn’t mean that they’re undeserving of a chance at an NBA roster spot, more so that there are sixty other players who organizations are likely to deem more deserving.
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1 month ago |
draftstack.substack.com | Ethan Alexander
As we near the 2025 NBA Draft, players who may not have gotten the most attention during the actual season could start to climb up draft boards as they showcase their skills at pre-draft events. One of those players has already emerged, and even though he had a very good senior season at Nevada, Kobe Sanders is just now cementing himself as a potential draft pick.
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1 month ago |
draftstack.substack.com | Ethan Alexander
At times, we place such an intense focus on the top prospects in high school basketball that we fail to properly evaluate the ancillary players surrounding them. Many of basketball’s top prospects play on national contending teams, meaning they likely aren’t the only elite player on their roster. These elite “role players” tend to be vastly underrated relative to their peers, which regularly leaves evaluators shocked when they break out for their college program.
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