Tyrese Proctor, Duke Blue Devils, G - News, Stats, Bio

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Team	Conf	Overall
DUKE	19-1	35-4
CLEM	18-2	27-7
LVILLE	18-2	27-8
SMU	13-7	24-11
WAKE	13-7	21-11
UNC	13-7	23-14
STNFRD	11-9	21-14
GATECH	10-10	17-17
FSU	8-12	17-15
PITT	8-12	17-15
UVA	8-12	15-17
ND	8-12	15-18
VATECH	8-12	13-19
CUSE	7-13	14-19
CAL	6-14	14-19
NCST	5-15	12-19
BC	4-16	12-19
MIAMI	3-17	7-24

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Summary

Proctor arrived at Duke as a young, celebrated prospect who was the starting point guard from Day 1 as a freshman, despite being only 17 years old. He had a chance to be one-and-done, but opted to return for his sophomore season, only to fail to make the jump anticipated. His best season came as a junior, when he played largely complimentary roles around Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel.

About

Australian native who played at the NBA Global Academy prior to attending Duke.
Was viewed as a five-star recruit and reclassified up a year to arrive for Jon Scheyer’s first year as coach.
All-Freshman ACC but had a disappointing sophomore season. Finished as 3rd team All-ACC as a junior.

Strengths

Shooting: Made 41% of his 3-pointers this year including 47% of his shots from deep off the dribble.
Midrange game: While it likely won’t be a point of emphasis at the next level, Proctor has always had a very good mid-range pull-up game, making 57% of 2-point jumpers off the dribble this season.
Defense: He’s underrated on this end of the floor. He defended the opposing team’s best perimeter scorer most nights and is especially effective chasing opposing shooters.

Weaknesses

Lack of strength: While he’s worked hard to add muscle to his frame over the last three years, he still has a naturally leaner build and lacks some of the sheer force you would ideally want in an NBA combo-guard.
Secondary creator: He arrived at Duke viewed as a big point guard, but played his best basketball when he was moved largely off the ball as a junior.
Not dynamic: Proctor is a very solid two-way complimenting piece, but he lacks that one glaring weapon to hang his hat on, unless the shooting keeps ascending.

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