Sooner23
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Washburn could be a good to look to if we don't get Jones and the juco options don't pan out. He was at Duncanville, moved to New Jersey last summer and is now back at Duncanville and just started playing again.
This is a 6-7 athletic kid with a long wingspan who was in everyone's top 100 last summer (and some Top 50s). He claimed to have been offered by KU, OU, OSU, Arizona, Baylor, A&M, Memphis and Texas last summer per Rivals.
He would be a nice fit as an inside-out type four-man in Capel's system, and also provide depth behind Clark on the wing.
Here are some evaluations on his game.......
From Scout...
From Scout...
From ESPN......
From Rivals........
This is a 6-7 athletic kid with a long wingspan who was in everyone's top 100 last summer (and some Top 50s). He claimed to have been offered by KU, OU, OSU, Arizona, Baylor, A&M, Memphis and Texas last summer per Rivals.
He would be a nice fit as an inside-out type four-man in Capel's system, and also provide depth behind Clark on the wing.
Here are some evaluations on his game.......
From Scout...
A natural combo forward who excels along either baseline, Washburn is a long and athletic player who is quite versatile. He’s started knocking down mid range jumpers with regularity, gets on the offensive glass and is an exciting open court finisher.
From Scout...
His Duncanville team won in a laugher so the minutes were limited for the 6-7 combo forward. He continues to show and interesting mix of inside/out ability and his quickness for a forward is a huge asset. Like many young players, he’s got to find a level of consistency but playing for a team with a roster filled with high major players (four of them already), the touches aren’t consistent either which makes things tough. He’s got good hands, gets on the glass some and delighted the crowd with a huge transition dunk where he nearly hit his head on the rim.
From ESPN......
Washburn uses his quickness and athleticism to get to the rim from the perimeter. When guarded by bigger, slower defenders, Washburn can use his quickness to draw the defender out from the basket and drive past him to the rim.
From Rivals........
Washburn, a 6-foot-7 forward from Duncanville High School, is a match-up problem because of his inside-out capabilities. Washburn is tough on the glass on both ends of the floor as a rebounder, and now becoming a growing threat as a perimeter scorer. He's made improvements every time we've seen him.