meet "if" man PHYSICALS: Official Measurements 6'10.25" Barefoot 239.6 lbs. 7'5" Wingspan 9'0.5" Standing Reach STRENGTHS: Games Watched Houston v. Kansas Houston v. Idaho Houston v. Texas A&M Houston v. Illinois Houston v. FSU Houston v. Auburn Houston v. TCU Strengths - While it seemed Cenac was pretty undersized, his measurements at the combine were great and he looks to have solid length and size for the NBA. - Cenac moves very smoothly for his size and his raw athleticism is some of the best in the class. - Cenac's athleticism allows him to play above rim really well, averaging at least 1 dunk per game this season and making 93% of his dunk attempts. - One of Cenac's biggest pluses and potentially translatable traits is his three point shooting. Cenac took 90 attempts from beyond the arc this season, making 33% of them. This kind of three point volume is rare for a center, and the potential of him becoming a stretch big in the NBA could be enough for teams to draft him. - He shot 64% on shots off of cuts. - His cutting ability allows him to be a great play finisher and easy find for his teammates in the paint. - Cenac offers above average scoring ability on jumpshots, attempting 151 shots and making 36% of them. While 36% is just alright, it's the volume and linear improvement he had in this area over the season that stands out the most. - His rebounding is his best and most translatable trait, with him grabbing 7.8 RPG (2.2 OREB, 5.6 DREB) as well as posting a 26.1 DREB% and 10.1 OREB%. - While he isn't a stat sheet stuffer, Cenac moves really well laterally on defense, switches when he needs to, and shows some nice flashes as a weakside helper. His recovery speed is also great, and his long arms are an all around plus. WEAKNESSES: Weaknesses - His game as a whole needs serious development and is very hypothetical at this point. His lack of production on offense (9.5 PPG, 54.5% TS, 55.1% 2P, 33.3% 3PT) and defense (0.8 SPG, 0.5 BPG, 2.6 BLK%) are concerning given he has the athletic tools to be more impactful. In my opinion, this could make Cenac's projection very dependent on landing spot, as he'll need a true PG to unlock his potential on offense. - Cenac's rim % (76.4%) is heavily carried by dunks. - He's not nearly as forceful of physical in the paint as he should be at his size, this is the area of his game I'd like to see him improve the most. - He's not someone who's going to generate FT's, only taking 1.6 FTA per game. This could change if he becomes a more consistently physical and strong player in the paint though. - Cenac's volume is incredibly limited in the P&R, with him only shooting 1/7 as the roll man. - He shot just 62% on FT's, which doesn't bode well for his shooting ability from three translating. - Cenac's lack of rim protection will likely limit him to more of a PF role than ever being a true center. - Cenac's defense is far from consistently impactful right now. The only positives are occasional flashes, but they're nothing more than that. - I personally don't see him as a prospect that demands immediate playtime. Cenac will be a multi-season project, but he could always improve faster with the right pieces around him. Regardless, he's as close as you can get to a boom or bust prospect.