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| All Tweets | DraftExpress: HoopHall Classic Reports: 2013 Prospects Jabari Parker, Julius Randle, Nate Britt, Beejay Anya and Kuran Iverson http://t.co/xGSMrSa3
2012-01-24 04:24:19 | DraftExpress: Got my DC high schools mixed up. Apologies. Nate Britt plays for Gonzaga. James Robinson is Dematha's point guard.
2012-01-16 01:30:29 | DraftExpress: Big time game tipping in Springfield. Shabazz Muhammad's Bishop Gorman vs DeMatha Catholic (Nate Britt / Beejay Anya). On ESPNU #hoophall
2012-01-16 01:01:29 | DraftExpress: Not a great game from Nate Britt. Quick, aggressive and defends, but a bit small & turnover prone and has a very streaky jumper. #hoophall
2012-01-14 05:20:17 | DraftExpress: Gonzaga vs Riverside up next. Top recruits in this one are Nate Britt (2013, UNC) and Ricardo Gathers (2012, uncommitted). #hoophall
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H: 6' 1"
W: 170 lbs
Bday: 01/13/1994
(18 Years Old)
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Current: PG
NBA: PG
Possible: PG
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High School: Gonzaga College (DC)
Hometown: Washington, D.C.
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| HoopHall Classic Scouting Reports: 2013 and Beyond Prospects
January 24, 2012
Jonathan Givony
A left-handed point guard with very good quickness, Nate Britt (#18 Scout, #11 Rivals, #14 ESPN) had an unremarkable showing at the HoopHall Classic, but has good potential to improve down the road.
Standing around 6-1 with a solid frame, Britt is a good athlete who shows a nice first step and the ability to change speeds with the ball. Comfortable creating for himself and others off the dribble in the half-court with his solid ball-handling skills, he likes to beat his defender with a strong crossover and then either drive and dish or finish with a floater inside the lane.
Very aggressive in transition, Britt takes the ball strong to the rim, but may have some difficulties finishing inside the paint at the college level considering his size. As a passer, he shows decent vision finding the open man, but like all young point guards needs to work on controlling the pace of the game in the half-court and cutting back on turnovers. He's not a very vocal player on the floor, something Roy Williams will likely want to see improve in time in terms of his leadership ability.
Capable of making shots with his feet set, Britt is a streaky shooter with unconventional mechanics typical of left-handed players. He struggles to make shots pulling up off the dribble as he does not get great elevation on his jumper and possesses a fairly slow release. Considering his size, this is something he'll have to shore up in time.
Defensively, Britt is a bulldog who brings great toughness on this end of the floor. He's pesky in the passing lanes and can put solid pressure on the ball both in the half and full-court. Not exceptionally tall or long, Britt will need to continue to play with intensity on this end to not see a drop off at the college level.
Still in an early stage of his development, Britt shows a lot of good attributes for a young point guard, and should continue to improve down the road.
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