Sam Vecenie

I think that he communicates super well on the backside.

Like, I remember being at hoop summit practices, and he was the one that you could hear.

Like, he was, like, yelling out coverages.

So, I think that it's probably...

he's never going to be like an all defense guy, right?

You can look at Caleb Wilson and say, okay, when he gets more experience, there's powerful athleticism there.

There are real tools there.

You can see that world.

He's such a good athlete to where, and he plays so hard to where if you just weaponize that motor, uh,

more on the defensive end you could be so excited by what you see from caleb wilson on the defensive end but right now he ball watches a ton he's a step slow like you know just consistently stands up a little bit too high in his defensive stance and gets driven a little bit more consistently than what you'd like to see on the perimeter the tools are there for him to be a great defender and

given his motor, given everything I understand about the kid, he's probably going to be a good defender at some point.

But we're not there yet.

And Boozer is a bit more of a finished product there.

I think Boozer will probably be able to step in and be a pretty good defender in the NBA positionally.

And coaches aren't going to get mad at Cam Boozer defensively, right?

Because he's always going to be in the right spots.

Highest upside defender in the class, I would say.

he is a monster on that end.

His timing is tremendous.

His ability to cover ground is tremendous.