NBA Comparison: Joel Przybilla

Strengths: 7’0 left-handed big man … Very mobile and well-coordinated … Gets good lift around the rim when dunking or blocking shots … Good aggression. Shows a foundation as a slasher and can put the ball down a little. Draws fouls at a good rate. Shot 5.4 free throws per game over the Nike EYBL in 2025 … Can face up or score in the post on a foundational level. Shows a jump hook with either hand. Scoring stats: 9.7 PPG 62.5% FG% U16 Asia Cup 2023, 13 PPG 54.3% FG% U17 World Cup 2024, 9.7 PPG 53.6% FG% Nike EYBL 2025, 11.3 PPG 55.4% FG% U19 World Cup 2025 … Shows some vision and passing out of the post. Can hit the open man cross-court … Sets a lot of screens off the ball … Good shot blocker: event best 3.5 BPG U16 Asia Championship 2023, event best 3.8 BPG U17 World Cup 2024, 3^rd best 2.2 BPG U18 Asia Championship 2024, 1.7 BPG Nike EYBL 2025, event best 5 BPG U19 World Cup 2025 …

Weaknesses: Needs to get stronger and struggles with physicality … Isn’t very quick … Alert but mishandles passes somewhat frequently … Isn’t always involved with the offense. Limited scoring range and can improve offensive technique when he doesn’t dunk. Doesn’t stretch the floor: 0% 3PT% (0-0) U16 Asia Cup 2023, 33.3% 3PT% (1-3) U17 World Cup 2024, 0% 3PT% (0-0 11 games) Nike EYBL 2025, 0% (0-3) U19 World Cup 2025 … His free throw doesn’t look bad but must improve results: 66.7% FT% U16 Asia Cup 2023, 37.5% FT% U18 Asia Cup A 2024, 55.9% FT% Nike EYBL 2025, 63% FT% U19 World Cup 2025 … Not a good rebounder, especially at his size. Averaged 4.6 rebounds per game over the Nike EYBL and 4.7 rebounds per game at the U19 World Cup in 2025 … Older for his class, will turn 19 in May of his senior year …

Outlook: Purdue commit … Transferred to Georgetown Prep for his junior year … Played in the 2024 Underclassman All-American Game … Earned Bronze at the U16 and U18 Asia Championship in 2023 and 2024 respectively …

Evan Tomes 11/20/25