Dustin Mechnig

19 year old 6’7 Guard Kameron Taylor is one of the most intriguing longterm NBA Draft Prospects. For the season Taylor averaged 19/5/3 while also averaging 22/4/3 while shooting 47% from the field an 35% from three on 5 attempts a game in Big South play. Taylor is one of the quickest players in college basketball at 6’7 who uses his mix of speed, first step, and vertical athleticism to be one of the most intriguing scorers in college basketball. Taylor uses his athleticism to get to the rim and draw fouls at an elite level, where he shot 59% at the rim on 188 attempts. Taylor is also a high level mid range scorer for his height who also has great touch on his floaters. Taylor’s mix of athleticism, pace, and versatile scoring helped him be one of the efficient PNR scorers in CBB where he finished in the 90th percentile in PNR play on 103 attempts. Taylor is also a skilled passer for his height who can create scoring looks for his teammates, or find an open player with his passing vision, Taylor also does this without turning the ball over. Taylor’s mix of 3 level scoring potential, athleticism, defensive upside, free thro drawing, pace, and playmaking for his size and age is extremely valuable and he has one of the highest ceilings of any player in college basketball. Taylor was one of 5 underclassmen in CBB this season who had an AST% of 15, make 35 threes or more, and had 15 dunks or more, joining AJ Dybantsa, Cam Boozer, Nolan Minessale, and Tyler Tanner.

NEWS: UNC Asheville guard Kameron Taylor will visit Kansas this weekend, per his agent James Conley Jr. Taylor averaged 18.9 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists this season.

Same after Sunday's loss to Chargers. Kelce told reporters: "It's not the time. I'll catch you guys during the week."

JJ Picollo: “Most of our staff is coming back. We will make some decisions on the hitting side. Alex Zumwalt is coming back as hitting coach.”

Maybe I have become too focused on the impact that coaches have on a team's play, but it's hard to ignore the fact that the Chiefs offense went from "historic" to "excruciating to watch even when it's effective" the moment Matt Nagy became the Offensive Coordinator.