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The two days of NBA Draft Combine Scrimmages were full of talented players – some of those who try to decide whether they should stay in the design.

For a handful of players, their decisions were somewhat easier due to their outstanding combination results. Let's take a look at seven players who had impressive performances during the Scrimmages.

The 7-foot 1 center was one of the best players in the first few days of Scrimmages and well enough to choose from the second day. He scored 20 points, while he scored nine rebounds, three assists and 7-against-12 from the field, 2: 5 of three and 4 against 4 from the free-wing line.

He showed his ability to catch and shoot, touched on the edge and also offered a few steps from the post to create for himself and teammates. Raynaud is currently the second round in the NBA design of 2025.

Pettiford was the best player on the floor in the first scrimmage, in which he performed with a strong attack point defense that hit three from the pick-and-roll drain and searched for a transition dunk and later scored three more. He scored 23 points to be accompanied by eight templates and two steals in this game.

Pettiford is probably a second round-but whether he receives a guaranteed contract or a two-way contract cannot be seen yet.

Similar to Pettiford, TOHEY had his best game on the first day of Scrimmages. The 6-foot 8 wing/the striker temporarily stabbed and flashed defensive mobility and at the same time had an impressive drive and live dribble cent into a cutter. He also went in this game three for five from beyond the arch.

In total, he achieved an average of 12 points, 1.5 assists, five rebounds and two steals per game, while he scored 61.5% from the field (13 experiments), 50% from three (six attempts) and 83.3% from the open -air line (six attempts).

Peavy was on the floor on the floor with an average of 10.5 points, six rebounds, three assists, two steals and 0.5 blocks.

He was defensively disturbing – both on the ball and the ball. In the first scrimmage, Peavy had theft, which navigated a dribble handoff screen, a block in the transition and several defensive stops/forced sales on the ball. The Georgetown Alaun also showed itself with the ball in the hands and showed a few impressive drives. While his shot was not fell, his shape looked solid as a whole.

In addition to the defense and the drives, Peavy's hustle and bustle and overall energy with which he plays, he both had an offensive rebound and also took an indictment in the first scrimmage.

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The 6-foot 6, 182-pound Sophomore scored an average of 12 points, four assists, 2.5 rebounds, 2.5 steals and two blocks in his two scrimmages, while he was 50% out of the field (16 tests) -Tarunter 45.4% from the arch (11 experiments).

While he only scored three from three last season, this was with a high volume of 11.8 attempts per 100 possessions and 5.9 attempts per game. In addition, Byrd is a career of 82.9% free throwers in 123 overall attempts. His ability to catch and shoot flashed during the scrimmages, as well as his defensive activity. Byrd is currently being projected as a second round and has made it clear that he would return to San Diego State if he decides to return to college.

Niederhauser appeared in the G League Elite Camp and ultimately led to an invitation to the NBA Draft Combine. The Penn State Junior measure 6-foot 11 (without shoes), 243 pounds, a 9-foot 3 range and via a 7-foot 3 wing tensioner. In addition, an impressive vertical jump of 37 inch maximum vertical jump and a constant vertical jump of 33.5 inches recorded.

In addition, Niederhauser moved very well during the scrimmages and showed lightning as a scooter/praise and as a marginal protection. In total, he achieved an average of 9.5 points, 5.5 rebounds, an assistant and two blocks in the two scrimmages.

The 6-foot 6, 215 pound wing was over the square on the second day of the Scrimmages and scored 23 points to go from the field (13 experiments) and 33.3% from three (six attempts) with four assists, five rebounds, five steals and one block.

Watkins is one of the top players in the transfer portal, but could stay in the design if a team believes in him that he offers a guaranteed contract and duty roster.

It should be noted that both Tamar Bates And Brice Williams presented their ability to shoot the knockdown on the second day of Scrimmages.