Measurements: 6-10, 219 pounds, 7-1¼ wingspan, 8-9 reach, 36 inch vertical
Season stats: 24.4 mpg, 10.6 ppg, 4.9 rpg, 1.4 apg, 0.7 spg, 0.6 bpg, 1.8 tpg, 45%/35%/82% (FG/3P/FT)
Positives-Great size and length
-Good athlete
-Can play both forward spots
-Great handle for his size
-Good, improving shooter
-Quick, can get to the rim of the dribble
-Can score in the post
-Great passer
-Very good rebounder and shot blocker
-High basketball IQ
-High upside
Negatives
-Needs to bulk up
-Still recovering from an ACL tear
-Overly reliant on his jumper
-Not incredibly quick laterally
-Played out of position in college
Summary
Looking at Quincy Miller, you have to imagine what he'll be like when he's fully recovered from a knee injury he suffered in High School. What he does well, particularly getting to the rim, will be even better and what he struggled with, like lateral quickness and taking a lot of jumpers, will be much improved when he has all his athleticism back and completely trusts his knee. Obviously, there's some risk here because of the potential that the knee just never gets back but given how much it's already improved (Miller has looked even better in workouts) it's not as much of a risk as you might think.
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