Mate Okros

Height: 198cm – 6’6’’
Born: 09.02.2001
Nationality: England
Position: Wing
Current team: Drexel

RANK:Of 2001 Generation

PREDRAFT MEASUREMENTS

YEAR	SOURCE	HEIGHT W/O SHOES	HEIGHT W SHOES	WEIGHT	WINGSPAN	STANDING REACH	NO STEP VERT	MAX VERT
2018	Deng Camp		6'6		6'9		26'
2018	BWB Europe Camp	6'5		180	6'7	100'	27'	34'

EVALUATION

STRENGHTS	WEAKNESSESS
adequate size for 2-3 position swingman standing at 6’6 possess sweet stroke and rare consistency for his age group. Quick and confident release can free himself up without the ball. Capable of coming and shot of screens useful as a rebounder. Chases the ball outside of his arena good mental approach for the game. Focused and tough. Really looks like he is playing with maximum intensity fluid. Not overwhelmingly shifty but runs the court well good straight line driver decent basketball IQ. Classic wing who brings a lot to the table definitely plus defender – quick laterally, very active hands	not overly bouncy or explosive. Not slow either but average athlete overall basic ball handler doesn’t create shots off the dribble beside simple stop and pop
OUTLOOK
Mate was born in Hungary and moved out to England at the very young age. He comes from basketball family as his father used to hoop and also older brother is active player in NCAA Division 2. The youngest Okros undoubtedly has the biggest chance to become more known in this business. He possess natural feel for the game, passion and relentless energy. With his talent and dedication he can easily become member of either Great Britain or Hungary senior team.

STATISTICS

League / Team	G	MIN	PTS	2%FG	3%FG	%FT	RD	RO	RT	AS	ST	TO	BFv	FCm	Eff
FIBA U16 2017 Great Britain	7	27.4	17.1

VIDEOS

NEWS

Recap: Hoopsfix All-Star Classic

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EABL: All Prospects Guide

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Guide on Top British Prospects: EABL Mid-Season Roster 2017-18

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First Top 50 Ranking of 2001 Generation!

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