Not only is Mack a dynamic scorer who can generate points for himself with ease, but he’s also a good passer with natural point guard traits. He’s especially electric from beyond the arc, as the college sophomore has deep range and tremendous accuracy. The smooth lefty has a high release point — which helps make up for his lack of height — and a quick, repeatable stroke.

Mack’s ability to shift gears and change pace quickly makes him difficult to defend. Pair that with the ability to hit shots on the move and convert on difficult looks off-balance and it’s easy to understand why he was one of the breakout freshmen of last season at Harvard. When defenses collapse or his shot isn’t falling, Mack is a legitimate point guard who can facilitate an offense and set the table for his teammates.

Moving forward, Mack will need to continue showing he can be effective off the ball. While he’s best as a playmaker and creator as the primary option, showing NBA teams what he can do in a complimentary off-ball role will be important. Luckily he’s a good positional rebounder and has connective upside as a starting point.