The Nuggets Two-way Arizona Big Five scorer, is he a pretty good scorer?

According to ESPN reporter Ohm Younmisuk, the Denver Nuggets have recently tried out for four players who are about to appear in this year's NBA Draft. The four players are Caleb Love, a big five backcourt player from the University of Arizona, Hunter Dickinson, a big five center from the University of Kansas, Darius Hannah, a big five from Bradley, and Oumar Ballo, a big six inside player from Indiana University.

Love was born in September 2001 and is 23 years old, 193cm tall and weighs 93kg. He is a backcourt player with good scoring skills. In the NCAA field this season, Love played a total of 37 times, with averaging 34.1 minutes per game, averaging 34.1 minutes per game, averaging 17.2 points, 4.4 rebounds, 3.4 assists, 0.3 blocks, and 1.9 turnovers and 1.2 fouls. He shot 39.8%, three-point shooting percentage 34%, and free throw shooting percentage 88.9%. With his outstanding performance, Love is also shortlisted for the Big 12 League's best team this season, which is also the greatest recognition of his performance.

From the perspective of characteristics, Love has relatively comprehensive personal abilities. He can score in various ways on the offensive end, he has excellent breakthrough ability, and he also has certain shooting ability and can complete shooting in various positions. Not only that, Love also has certain passing ability and organizational ability. However, Love's figure is relatively limited, and he also has certain problems in shooting choices, and his performance on the defensive end is also unsatisfactory. On the other hand, Love is obviously older, and his performance in these seasons has not made substantial improvements, which will also make everyone feel a little worried about his potential and future development direction, and his playing style will also make everyone feel a little worried about his adaptation in the NBA.

Judging from the current situation, Love has a certain possibility of being selected at the end of the second round, but he also has a high possibility that he will eventually become a undraft. From the Nuggets' perspective, they are working hard to find reliable substitutes for the team, and they also hope to find players with higher combat power at a smaller price. Love is indeed a player with high combat power, and he does have a high ability to digest ball rights. If Love's performance in the Nuggets' Trial is excellent enough, if Love eventually becomes a undraft in the draft, maybe the Nuggets will really consider listing him as a strong contender for a two-way contract after he is out.