The 2021 NBA Draft is scheduled to take place on Thursday, July 29th in Brooklyn. As that date continues to draw closer, the hype surrounding the incoming rookie class will only intensify. Draft night always marks an evening of newfound hope for the future. Franchise goals can range from rounding out a contending roster to drafting a cornerstone player for the future. Among the prospects who are projected to go early in the Second Round of this year’s NBA Draft is guard Max Abmas out of Oral Roberts.

The following is a complete Max Abmas NBA Draft profile, including stats, highlights and a mock projection.

Max Abmas NBA Draft Profile, Stats, Highlights and Projection

Max Abmas
Position:
Guard
Height: 6’1”
Weight: 165 lbs.
Age: 20
College: Oral Roberts Golden Eagles

Max Abmas 2020-21 Stats

  • Games Played: 28
  • Points: 24.6
  • Rebounds: 3.2
  • Assists: 3.8
  • Field Goal Percentage: 47.8%
  • 3-Point Field Goal Percentage: 43.3%
  • Free Throw Percentage: 89.0%
  • Steals: 1.0
  • Blocks: 0.2
  • Turnovers: 1.0

Max Abmas Highlights

Max Abmas NBA Draft Profile

Strengths

A hero during Oral Roberts’ Cinderella run to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16, Max Abmas was putting together a phenomenal final season in college long before March. He led all Division I players in scoring on the year averaging over 24 points per game. His performance in the tournament only boosted his 2021 NBA Draft stock. Abmas’ shooting range is virtually unlimited. His 3-point shooting will undoubtedly help him carve out a niche in the NBA. Abmas is also a solid all-around athlete and a gifted basketball playmaker.

Weaknesses

While Abmas has a terrific shooting stroke and percentages, there is some concern that he may be too focused on scoring. He was known to jack some poor percentage shots in college and the ball-dominant nature of his game won’t find him much success against pro defenders. Abmas will also need to improve at the defensive end. Of course, his small size is another concern. He was dwarfed in college and that discrepancy will only grow at the NBA level.

Pro Comparison

Smaller Stephen Curry

Credit: Sue Ogrocki/AP

Max Abmas Draft Projection

All 2021 NBA Draft projections are taken from the latest Bleacher Report mock draft by Jonathan Wasserman.

Max Abmas is currently projected to be drafted by the New Orleans Pelicans at No. 43 overall.


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