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Strengths: Stuckey's biggest strength is creating his shot off of the dribble. He uses his strong body and superior quickness to get past his man, then either pulls up for the jumper or takes the ball to the rack. He can finish with either hand and absorb contact. Stuckey does a good job running the point as well. He averaged five assists per game this season without many great options on his team. He has the size (6-5) to play either guard position at the NBA level. Weaknesses: Stuckey struggled with streaky outside shooting throughout the season, finishing up the year averaging around just 27% from 3-point range. This is partially related to the degree of difficulty and volume of attempts, however. Defensively, Stuckey must play with better effort and focus, though he has the tools to be a capable defender at the NBA level. Outlook: After a very good season at Eastern Washington, Stuckey is one of the better kept secrets in the draft this year. He will likely land somewhere in the mid-first round, where he can be very appealing to a team looking for a third guard.

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