Jaylen Hoard
Wake Forest
Position: Guard
Nationality: France
Of 1999 Generation
Born: 30.03.1999
Height: 203cm - 6’8’’
PREDRAFT MEASUREMENTS
YEAR | SOURCE | HEIGHT W/O SHOES | HEIGHT W SHOES | WEIGHT | WINGSPAN | STANDING REACH | NO STEP VERT | MAX VERT |
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2019 | Draft Combine | 6'7.25 | 6'9 | 212.6 | 7'0.75 | 8'9.5 | 27.5 | 35.5 |
2016 | Elite 24 | 6'8 | 195 | 6'11 |
JAYLEN HOARD (WAKE FOREST) – Recent history showed that we have to be careful with French high major prospect and their immediate impact. Career’s of NBA potentials like: Yves Pons or Olivier Sarr are not that effortless and quick in American environment. However Hoard is heading to college when he is one year older and it seems like his floor has always been higher than those two other guys. Moreover he already spent last two seasons in States competing regularly in league and exposure events with domestic standouts which also should smooth the transition. The closest to one and done from Euro freshmen. Will be difficult but seems achievable with improved motor, toughness and erasing blank periods during the games.
JAYLEN HOARD – Jaylen was one of just two Europeans who participated in Nike Hoop Summit and was clearly one of the best players at the event. Ranked currently as 5 star prospect by US standards. Major upside, immediate contribution at Demon Deacon and not very long college career most likely.
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OUTLOOK | |
Hoard has a basketball in his genes. His mother played for the University of Washington and American born father was a professional player in France. He left INSEP during high school to continue career in the USA and get better College exposure. He is a player with huge upside. All the small imperfactions he has skill-wise are developable so improvements in mental attitude and competitiveness are the keys to maximize his potential and slip into NBA draft. |
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