Jeremiah is worried about reclassification this season as participating in college basketball and leading the Sooners to the NCAA Championship berth. Despite being one of the country’s young players, fear brought Oklahoma offense, demonstrating his potential major promoter skills. Can he overcome some of his physical and defensive restrictions and become an NBA star?
- Team: Oklahoma
- Height: 6'3
- Weight: 182
- Wingspan: 6'3
- Age: 18.7 (October 14, 2006)
Jeremiah Fear – Oklahoma State Point Guard (18.7 years old)
NBA Comparison: Kemba Walker, Collin Sexton
The Fears' star path may be similar to that of Kemba Walker, following in the footsteps of another shorter defender with a dazzling handle. He had to improve the jumper to reach these heights, but fear would explode, divert and pass on the horizon to survive. If he can't be an All-Star talent, he can be a useful player like Sexton, and he has made great strides as a shooter and decision-maker throughout his NBA career.
Advantages
- First step of elite level athletes, long-term big strides and direction changes to create advantages and exert pressure
- Despite the lack of height and vertical popularity of body drivers
- Powerful pick and scroll organizers manipulate screens and speed changes at good speed
- Lead the usage rate of all high-tech students, but still manage stable efficiency
- Potential for shooting growth due to his three-pointers, free throws and touch
- Have speed and instinct to create defense mistakes
weakness
- The endpointer difference in the basket due to size and strength limitations
- Can be anxious about the course and decisions of the ball, forcing the shooting and passing
- Defensive motors are inconsistent and do not always chase on the screen and spin off the ball
- Try to include bigger and stronger players on the ball
- Despite positive future indicators, it has not been effective from the arc so far, and the defense will evade under the ball screen
Offensive role: Advantage creator/choose organizer
Defensive roles: Defender
2025 NBA Draft Projection: Round 1, Select 4-7
Each team will not worry about the fear of the board, but the roster of offensive talent will value his skills. Teams that need to wield on the main initiator should desire to worry and have the potential to become the NBA-level chief guard. He needs to stabilize his jumper, but like worrying, the players who pass, handle and apply pressure are valuable commodities.
