This Is The Worst Day Of My Life” Providence Key Man Devin Carter Announce His Departure After Accusing HC Kim English Of….

SALT LAKE CITY: The Utah Jazz, who hold the tenth pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, are expected to select guard Devin Carter of Providence.

The Jazz can bolster their already youthful core by adding quality players to their draft selections—they control three of the top 32 picks in the 2024 draft. If Carter were to arrive in Utah in late June, this is how he would fit in with the Jazz.

Strengths: Carter filled the stat sheet as a scorer and rebounder, averaging 1.8 steals and 1.0 blocks per game as a junior, and was one of the most productive statistical players in college basketball last season.

Carter’s statistical profile is a clear indication of his unwavering drive, which enables him to play more than 35 minutes per game, smash through glass, and provide lockdown on-ball defense.

One of the top perimeter defenders in this year’s draft class, the Providence guard frequently draws the hardest matchup for the opposition. Carter was not only noticeable while he was on the ball, but he also demonstrated the ability to remove people from games completely by making opponents not try to pass the ball to him.

The 22-year-old isn’t hesitant to go hard at players twice his size on both ends of the court, as shown by his ridiculously high 8.7 rebounds per game. He is also very tough.

Despite only being slightly over 6-foot-3, Carter tested out as one of the top athletes at the combine, with a wingspan of about 6-foot-9.

In his senior year at Providence, the guard made a huge improvement in his three-point shooting, making 37 percent of his 6.8 tries a game.

Carter was raised surrounded by NBA culture as the son of former guard Anthony Carter.