Scouting Report:
Name/Position/ Team
Trevelin Queen/ Guard/ New Mexico State/ 6'6
Strength:
Ability to create Space
Can defend multiple positions
Great instincts
Good athleticism
Can get in the lane/ very good vision and passer
Good feel for the game
Ideal guard size
Great at reading screens
Solid rebounder for position
Can run the floor well
Competitive
Can shoot efficiently off the bounce and catching and shooting
Weaknesses:
Strength
Discipline on defense
Experience
Future Pro Potential:
Starter
Pro Player Comparison:
Kevin Martin
Overall Evaluation:
New Mexico States senior guard Trevelin Queen who is one of biggest sleepers in all of college basketball in my opinion. Queen has all of the tools necessary to thrive in the NBA. He’s a rare mix of being a dangerous scorer and efficient shooter while being a high level athlete and playmaker. The knock on him is his strength, consistency on defense and the competition he’s faced in college, playing one ranked team this season. Those things can be improved and proven through hard work and on court action.
Queen talents are tailored made for the NBA today. His skill and size makes him a great fit to play point and shooting guard and as he gets stronger and add on weight, he will even be able to get away with battling small forwards. Queen reminds me a lot of former Western Carolina standout and NBA veteran Kevin Martin. They both score in a variety of ways efficiently and are sneaky athletic at prototypical NBA two guard size being 6’6, 6’7. The difference is Queen is a better playmaker and a more willing defender. If Queen brings it on the defensive end, I can see him having a long career in the league.
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