At the moment I don't think so, but alot can happen between now and signing date.
Many players, current and former are coaching their sons.
They are most definitely not copies of each other. Not even close.
What I see in his jump shooting is a kid that the game seems to have slowed down for, that is actually a very good thing. For Drake this has not always been the case, when we first offered this kid I was not as high on him as others seemed to be for 2 very specific reasons. I felt he really needed to improve his body, really needed to get stronger physically. But from his Jr season to his senior season his physical improvement really seemed to jump out to me. That may well have led to strong improvement in the second concern I had that being it looked like he was rushing himself, needed to slow down just a bit, like the game was just a little bit to fast for him. I think what you are seeing is the result of the game slowing down for him, in his head, translated to his shooting. I didn't love his jump shooting prior to what he showed as a senior and I don't know that I would call it even now the strength of his game but it is far from the weak point of his game as it was prior to last season, my opinion of course.
I have made the comp comparison for Drake Powell as Victor Olidipo. Victor and Drake were both defense oriented raw offensive athletes.
That would be a great level. Olidipo was a beast.
Maybe.
We shall see. 6-4 or 6-5, bouncy, 3pt shooting is ehhhh....Defense is good. Right now they are just quicker than their opponents. They play the same position. They are the same to me until they get on campus and the coaching staff determines their role.
