Nebraska s six forwards will represent the Clippers in the summer league, he has a high level of maturity

According to the news of University of Nebraska basketball reporter Robin Washut, the undrafted draft in this year's NBA draft is also the big six player Juwan Gary who previously played for the University of Nebraska, will represent the Los Angeles Clippers in the next NBA Summer League games. He also hopes to attract more NBA teams' attention through his performance in the summer league.

Gary was born in February 2001. He is 24 years old, 198cm tall and weighs 100kg. He is a forward player with excellent comprehensive abilities. In the NCAA field this season, Gary made a total of 34 appearances for the University of Nebraska, averaging 30.5 minutes per game, averaging 14.4 points, 5.1 rebounds, 0.8 assists, 1.1 steals and 0.7 blocks, and 1.1 turnovers and 2.1 fouls. He shot 44.9%, three-point shooting percentage 33.9%, and free throw shooting percentage 79.6%. Gary is the team's second scorer this season. He ranks second in the team in terms of rebounds, steals and blocks per game, and he is also an indispensable key figure in the team. With his help, the University of Nebraska also won the College Basketball Crown title.

From the perspective of characteristics, Gary is also an all-round forward player with both offense and defense. He has a relatively comprehensive scoring ability and can complete scoring in various ways. He is also a very reliable defender on the defensive end. Gary's physical talent and athletic ability are also good, and he is full of energy on the court. His attitude towards the game and his enthusiasm on both offense and defense are also worthy of recognition. However, Gary still has room for improvement in his stability in outside shooting, and his ability to pass and support is not ideal. In addition, he is a little older. As a senior six player, he cannot perform at a more dominant level, which also shows that his future development and potential may be relatively limited. In this case, it is reasonable for him to become a loser.

However, from the perspective of the Clippers, it is also a good opportunity to sign Gary with a summer league contract and examine his performance and real strength. Gary is also a very mature player and can play a great role in both offense and defense. His overall ability is actually quite outstanding. On the one hand, if Gary performs well enough, he may become a potential contender for the Clippers' two-way contract; on the other hand, if Gary's performance is not outstanding, but it also shows some characteristics, then he may also have the opportunity to appear on the San Diego Clippers' roster next season, a subordinate team of the Clippers in the NBA Development League?