Jamarion Sharp
Updated on 12/31/23. Written by Alan Lu.
Height: 7-5
Weight: 235
College: Mississippi
Classification: Fifth-Year Senior
Birthdate: 8/26/2001
Projected Draft Range: 2nd Round to Undrafted
Pros:
Strong finisher around the basket
Excels at scoring on off-ball motion plays
Solid rebounder
Decent defender
Very good shot blocker
Above average athlete
Has good hands
Cons:
Needs to improve his free throw shooting
Must improve his face-up game
Can be too passive on offense
Needs to improve his playmaking skills
Not an elite rebounder
Can be undisciplined defensively
Not an elite athlete
Summary:
Jamarion Sharp is a very tall, mobile center that is one of the best shot blockers in college basketball. He is one of the tallest draft prospects, and he could project to be a rim protector in the NBA. On the other hand, he still has a ways to go offensively, as he rarely ever shoots the basketball, and he doesn’t often pick up assists. Still, his tremendous size and shot blocking skills combined with having above average athletic gifts could make him an intriguing option for NBA teams to consider in the second round in the 2024 draft.
Links:
RealGM Profile
NBADraft.Net Profile
YouTube’s Highlights of the 11/19/21 Western Kentucky-Memphis Game via Matthew Loves Ball
On3’s Article Mentions Sharp Transferred to Ole Miss
Games Scouted:
12/22/22 Western Kentucky vs. South Carolina
12/31/23 Mississippi vs. Bryant
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