Jeffrey Carroll

Page updated as of 4/12/2020, scouting report written by Alan Lu.
2018 rankings were finalized on 6/21/2018.

Height: 6-6
Weight: 215
College: Oklahoma State
Classification: Senior
Birthdate: 11/6/1994

Projected Draft Range: 2nd Round to Undrafted

Pros:

Fairly good shooter from all over the floor
Excels at scoring on the move
Adequate scorer off the dribble
Very good free throw shooter
Decent playmaker
Good rebounder
Decent defensive player
Good athlete

Cons:

Inconsistent shooter
Lacks an elite first step off the dribble
Needs to improve his passing ability
Can be careless on offense, which can lead to turnovers
Does not collect many steals or blocks
Can pick up quick fouls
Old for a draft prospect, may have limited upside

Summary:

After having two nondescript seasons in college basketball, Jeffrey Carroll finally had a breakthrough year, as he ended up being the leading scorer on his team, and he really shot the ball well as a junior.

He is a skilled offensive player that can score in any number of ways, and he will actively crash the glass. However, he can be too consistent player in games, as there are some games where he can really struggle to make jump shots.

Still, Carroll is an athletic, energetic swingman that can shoot the basketball, and he may project into a 3 and D role at the next level, as he could be a potential second round pick in 2018.

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Games Scouted:

2/28/17 Oklahoma State vs. Iowa State

3/4/17 Oklahoma State vs. Kansas

11/20/17 Oklahoma State vs. Texas A&M

1/3/18 Oklahoma State vs. Oklahoma

4/11/18 Day 1 of the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament

4/14/18 Day 4 of the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament

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