The Clippers are trying out the University of Nevada s big five-fronter line. Is he a very high-end forward player?

According to statistics from Hoopshype reporter Alberto De Roa, Kobe Sanders, a big five-side forward who previously played for the University of Nevada, has completed a trial training for the Los Angeles Clippers.

Sanders was born in May 2002 and is a 23-year-old forward with excellent scoring and excellent passing skills. According to data from the previous joint trial physical test, Sanders' bare feet are 200.7cm in height, wingspan is 203.8cm, standing height is 261.6cm, and weight is 92.2kg. In the NCAA field this season, Sanders transferred from Caltech to join the University of Nevada. He made a total of 33 appearances this season, averaging 31.7 minutes per game, averaging 15.8 points, 3.9 rebounds, 4.5 assists, 0.3 blocks, and 1.8 turnovers and 2.2 fouls. He shot 46% from the field, 34.2% from three-point shooting percentage and 79.5% from free throws. Sanders was shortlisted for the Mountain West League's All-American Team 3, and he was also invited to participate in the previous joint trial, which also shows that his overall performance this season is very eye-catching and has been widely recognized.

From the perspective of characteristics, Sanders has rich offensive means and comprehensive scoring ability on the offensive end. His efficiency at the basket is quite good. He also has certain threats in mid- and long-distance shooting. His passing and support abilities are also outstanding among players at the same position. He is also a player with a high ball quotient and strong game reading ability. However, Sanders' defensive ability is relatively average, and his athletic ability is not particularly outstanding. He is also a big five player. He is obviously older in terms of age, which will also make everyone feel a little worried about his upper limit and his future development space. The California Polytechnic, which Sanders played for, was one of the weakest teams on the NCAA field. The University of Nevada where he works this season is not outstanding, which will also make people doubt the authenticity and credibility of his data.

Sanders is currently in a certain draft market. It seems that he has the chance to be selected in the middle and late second round, but he also has a certain possibility of eventually becoming a draft pick. So far, in addition to the Clippers, Sanders has also tried out for the Charlotte Hornets, Orlando Magic, Detroit Pistons, Toronto Raptors, San Antonio Spurs, Oklahoma City Thunder and Golden State Warriors, and he was also very busy and hard-working before the draft. The Clippers hold the 51st pick in the second round in the next NBA Draft, which is also in line with Sanders' current market conditions. Will they choose Sanders in this draw?