// SCOUT_HOMEPAGE
1DAKOTAROD
PROFILES
15
BOARD_SPOTS
29
YEAR
2026
// SAVED_BOARD
2026_OVERALL_BOARD
TOP_29
// PROSPECT_GUIDE
KEATON WAGLER
KEATON WAGLER
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// EXECUTIVE_SUMMARY
His three point shooting and size are his biggest attractors. Efficient overall, puts a decent amount of pressure on the rim and gets to the line at solid rate. On the other hand he doesnt finish well, he really needs to improve his touch and body control but I get the vibe that he will figure it out. Doesnt shoot the mid range well or frequently, could just be a product of low sample size, also not a big deal in my opinion, I actually think it's somewhat a sign that he's not the type of player to settle for a jumpshot and doesnt avoid contact. Will attack the defense aggressively, ball handling is a little bit Josh Giddey looking, doesnt have a deep bag or a bunch of counter moves at this point but most young guards dont. I think he's got a real solid foundation for self creation. He also is predictable and likes to drive left and again uses the same few moves. Not a good defender particularly on screens but rebounding is a strength of his. I think his effort is a sign that he will eventually utilize his height and technique and improve on that side of the ball
Percentiles are positional, measured against NBA players' last season in college.
// OFFENSIVE_EVALUATION
His rim finishing efficiency is concerning. Not the type of guy to rip to the rim off a screen, uses them a lot on ball but he clearly likes to take his time and get into his own rhythm. I sort of relate to his movement patterns, it appears that he is naturally sort of stiff and upright and some of his movements look chopping but then he'll have a move that looks smooth. I really like his slow two step to the rim and I saw him playing off of two a lot, I think that can save him a lot of headache especially before he adds needed strength. He also likes to turn his back and turn drives into these different spins, I appreciate his physicality during those moments but my eyes tell me that will be hard for him to do against more developed bodies.
// DEFENSIVE_EVALUATION
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// PROJECTION
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// EXECUTIVE_SUMMARY
His three point shooting and size are his biggest attractors. Efficient overall, puts a decent amount of pressure on the rim and gets to the line at solid rate. On the other hand he doesnt finish well, he really needs to improve his touch and body control but I get the vibe that he will figure it out. Doesnt shoot the mid range well or frequently, could just be a product of low sample size, also not a big deal in my opinion, I actually think it's somewhat a sign that he's not the type of player to settle for a jumpshot and doesnt avoid contact. Will attack the defense aggressively, ball handling is a little bit Josh Giddey looking, doesnt have a deep bag or a bunch of counter moves at this point but most young guards dont. I think he's got a real solid foundation for self creation. He also is predictable and likes to drive left and again uses the same few moves. Not a good defender particularly on screens but rebounding is a strength of his. I think his effort is a sign that he will eventually utilize his height and technique and improve on that side of the ball
// OFFENSIVE_EVALUATION
His rim finishing efficiency is concerning. Not the type of guy to rip to the rim off a screen, uses them a lot on ball but he clearly likes to take his time and get into his own rhythm. I sort of relate to his movement patterns, it appears that he is naturally sort of stiff and upright and some of his movements look chopping but then he'll have a move that looks smooth. I really like his slow two step to the rim and I saw him playing off of two a lot, I think that can save him a lot of headache especially before he adds needed strength. He also likes to turn his back and turn drives into these different spins, I appreciate his physicality during those moments but my eyes tell me that will be hard for him to do against more developed bodies.
// DEFENSIVE_EVALUATION
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// PROJECTION
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Percentiles are positional, measured against NBA players' last season in college.