The Clippers are trying out a big five inside player. He has comprehensive scoring ability on the offensive end?

According to HoopsHype reporter Alberto De Roa, the Los Angeles Clippers have tried out CJ Huntley, a big five inside player from Appalachian State, who is also the second trial player to complete during this year's NBA draft. Another player who tried out for the Clippers is Lamont Butler, a big five backcourt player from the University of Kentucky.

Huntley was born in January 2002 and is 23 years old, 211cm tall and weighs 100kg. He is a very comprehensive inside player. In the NCAA game this season, Huntley made a total of 31 appearances for Appalachian State, averaging 33.6 minutes per game, averaging 15.7 points, 8 rebounds, 1.1 assists, 0.6 steals and 0.7 blocks, and 1.5 turnovers and 1.5 fouls. He shot 49.7%, three-point shooting percentage 35.9%, and free throw shooting percentage 69.2%. With his outstanding performance this season, Huntley also entered the second team of the Sun Belt League All-Squad, which also shows that he has indeed made great progress this season and has also played his value in the NCAA arena.

Huntley is an inside player with good scoring skills. He has certain scoring skills at the basket and low-post offensive skills. He also has good outside shooting ability. His rich offensive methods also make it difficult for opponents to effectively limit him. His playing style is actually very suitable for the current NBA rhythm. However, Huntley's athletic ability is average and his movement speed is slow, so he may encounter more trouble on the defensive end. Huntley's rebounding protection and frame protection ability are not ideal, and he is relatively old. His performance in the NCAA field in the previous seasons was very average, and the strength of his team was not ideal. He did not perform dominantly in the low-competitive league, and his future development space may be relatively limited.

Judging from the current situation, Huntley should not have any chance to be shortlisted in this year's NBA Draft. Although becoming a undraft is almost a foregone conclusion, this does not mean that Huntley will definitely not have the chance to appear in the NBA. After all, Huntley is a player with rich offensive methods, and he is indeed capable of providing a lot of help and support to the team on the offensive end. If Huntley can seize the opportunity to prove his strength in the trial, he will also have the opportunity to become a potential contender for some teams' two-way contracts, or at least he will also have the opportunity to give himself the opportunity to play in some teams' NBA Development League teams.