The Warriors tried out the junior college backcourt of the University of Houston. His characteristics were somewhat similar to those of Pojmsky?

According to The Mercury News reporter Danny Emerman, the Golden State Warriors tried out last week on six players who are about to appear in the next NBA draft, including Milos Uzan, a major winger from the University of Houston.

Youzan was born in December 2002 and is a 22-year-old backcourt player. According to data from the previous joint trial physical test, Youzan's naked foot height is 191.1cm, his wingspan is 196.2cm, his standing height is 247.7cm, and his weight is 84.5kg. In the NCAA field this season, Yuzan, who transferred from the University of Oklahoma to the University of Houston, made a total of 40 appearances, averaging 31.5 minutes per game, averaging 11.4 points, 3 rebounds, 4.2 assists, 0.9 steals and 0.1 blocks, and 1.4 turnovers and 2 fouls. He shot 45.3%, three-point shooting percentage 42.8%, and free throw shooting percentage 78.3%. With his outstanding performance this season, Youzan was also shortlisted for the best team in the Big 12 League, which also shows that his ability on both offense and defense has been recognized by everyone.

From the perspective of characteristics, Youzan is a backcourt player with comprehensive personal abilities. Youzan has good scoring ability on the offensive end, he can use breakthroughs to complete scoring, and he also has quite good shooting ability. Youzan also has good performances in passing and organizing offense, and he can assume various responsibilities on the offensive end. Relatively speaking, Youzan's athletic ability is relatively average, and his bounce ability is even worse among players in the same position. Yuzan is the starting small forward at the University of Houston, but his figure is relatively limited, and he is not particularly ideal at the second-place player. Moreover, he is quite poor in arm span and height, which will also affect his performance on the defensive end and his potential contribution.

Judging from the current situation, Youzan still has the chance to be selected in the second round of the NBA draft this year, but his draft market is not that stable, and there may be a greater possibility of ups and downs. The Warriors held the 41st pick in the second round in the next NBA draft, and the pick's pick is also quite consistent with Youzan's market. From the Warriors' perspective, their demand for players with the characteristic of Yuzan is actually not too high, because there is an enhanced version of Brandin Podziemski in the team. Of course, the Warriors may also be examining various possibilities. If Youzan can show his character during the trial, the Warriors may also make some potential trades this summer.