Players who could go undrafted that LA should keep an eye on

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Jamaree Bouyea

If Jamaree Bouyea played on a national stage, we truly believe that he would receive consideration as a late first-round draft pick. Always viewed as an explosive scorer, Bouyea separates himself from just about every point guard in the 2022 class with his efficiency.

In back-to-back seasons, Bouyea has averaged 17.3 points per game while shooting at least 47% from the field. Bouyea isn’t a pass-first guard. Last season, Boutea’s four assists a game represented a career high.

Regardless of his penchant for chucking up shots, Bouyea is able to score on defenders in a variety of ways. In fact, San Francisco’s former lead guard reminds us of current Clipper, Reggie Jackson. Both stand at 6’2”, are within 20 pounds within one another, and have an aggressive mentality to score the ball.

Sitting behind Jackson at the moment, is no one. The second unit on LA’s squad can desperately use another playmaker and scorer. Bouyea, as a possible undrafted free agent, appears to be perfect.