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Duke’s Freshman Phenom creates good shots for his team just by being on the court Cameron Boozer is simply one of the most versatile offensive hubs to ever play the sport of basketball.Players Boozer’s size aren’t supposed to be this skilled – between … Read more

Analysis | Emiliano


“Anyone who thinks you can have infinite growth in a finite environment is either a madman or an economist.” Stubbornly insisting on a single approach can lead to blind alleys. Sometimes, looking at things from a different angle and changing perspectiv … Read more

Analysis | Brandon Manuel


 Player analysis is hard. We all know it’s true. It’s the reason why two people can watch the same player, possession or stat-line and walk away with two vastly different conclusions on whether they’re actually good or not. If this issue were yet anoth … Read more

Analysis | Ryan Kaminski


Cover image by Emiliano Naiaretti. Stanford Freshman Guard blends incredible skill, speed, and feel for the game Feb 28, 2026; Stanford, California, USA; Stanford Cardinal guard Ebuka Okorie (1) during the first half against the Southern Methodist Univ … Read more

Analysis | Joe Hulbert


I am new to NBA Draft Analysis, having initially been an X’s and O’s writer. I will be writing on my process in the future, but to give a very brief breakdown, I’d describe it as an intensive film-based process that is often built on the back of a stro … Read more

NBA Articles | Charlie Cummings


Header graphic by Emiliano Naiaretti. I love it when a trade comes out of nowhere and rocks our socks off. Two days before the deadline, the Utah Jazz stunned the world by swinging a trade for Memphis Grizzlies forward Jaren Jackson Jr. Hey, NBA inside … Read more


Header graphic by Thilo Latrell Widder 1. Cameron Boozer, Duke 2. Darryn Peterson, Kansas 3. AJ Dybantsa, BYU 4. Caleb Wilson, North Carolina 5. Kingston Flemings, Houston 6. Patrick Ngongba II, Duke 7. Tyler Tanner, Vanderbilt When Swish Theory’s Big … Read more

Analysis | Michael Neff


Evaluating NBA Draft prospects is hard. Which archetypes should you prioritize? What physical traits should you look for? Can you reasonably project a prospect to score well? Will they shoot? Does it actually matter if the prospect shoots? Can they dri … Read more


1. Cameron Boozer Duke, freshman, 6’9”, 250 pounds. 29.0 minutes, 22.9 points, 9.9 rebounds, 3.8 assists, 1.9 steals, 1.1 blocks per game. 2.7 ATO and 69% true shooting. 2. Darryn Peterson Kansas, freshman, 6’6”, 205 pounds. 25.5 minutes, 21.5 points … Read more

Analysis | Michael Neff


Initially, this article was going to be about UNC forward Caleb Wilson. As the college season began and top freshmen prospects were getting adjusted to the college game, I had a scorching hot take to share. I was impressed enough with Wilson to place h … Read more