To help readers get to know top NBA draft prospects, Insider offers a 360-degree look at many of them in a concise and thorough scouting report featuring three expert perspectives: Kevin Pelton (analytics), Fran Fraschilla (scouting) and Chad Ford (NBA front offices). Here's a look at Aaron Harrison.
WARP projection: 0.1 (67th among players in top 100)
Comparables: Terrico White (98.0), Doron Lamb (96.1), Tim Hardaway Jr. (94.5), Daequan Cook (94.0)
Strengths: TO%, PF%
Weaknesses: Usage, 2P%, Rebound%, Assist%
The analytics perspective
While his brother was the more hyped prospect entering college, Aaron Harrison was somewhat more productive at Kentucky, giving him an easier path to contributing in the NBA. Harrison wasn't a great outside shooter at the college level, making just 31.6 percent of his 3-pointers as a sophomore, but his combination of high-volume shooting and a solid free throw percentage (78.7 percent) suggest he can develop into a capable NBA 3-point shooter.