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Ryan Boatright, PG , UCONN
Height: 6′ 0″
Weight: 175 pounds
Wingspan: 6’0.5″
Vertical: 41-inches
Player Overview: After playing four seasons in Connecticut under Former-NBA player Kevin Ollie, Boatright enters into the draft as an NBA-ready guard with a great combination of reliability, versatility, and speed. As a senior at UConn, he shot 42.3 percent from the floor. He also hit 86 of 209 three-point attempts – by far the best percentage (41.6%) of his four years in Connecticut. With his size, there will always be questions as to whether he can finish from inside the paint (where he only converted 45.8% of his shots). With a combination of speed, experience, and athleticism, Boatright hopes to hear his name called on draft day despite the concerns from scouts around the league.
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