Born: 1995
Nationality: American
Hometown: Columbia, SC
Position: Guard (Scoring Combo Guard)
Height: 190cm / 6’3”
Weight: 88kg/ 193.6 lbs
Previous Teams: South Carolina State (USA, NCAA D1), Plymouth Raiders (UK-BBL)
JERSEYS: #5, #22
HIGH SCHOOL: Gray Military Academy (South Carolina)
Achievements/Awards:
All-(KJCCC) Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference D1 Western Division 2nd Team-2014
(NJCAA) National Junior College Athletic Association D1 All-Region VI Honorable Mention-2014
National Junior College Athletic Association( NJCAA) D1 District Finalist – 2015
Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Regular Season Co-Runner-Up – 2016
Mid-Eastern Athletic ConferenceTournament Finalist- 2016
All-Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference 2nd Team – 2016
All- Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference2nd Team -2017
Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference All-Tournament Team-2016
National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) All-District 15 Second Team- 2016
Scouting Report: Eaves exploded onto the scene in his senior year becoming the leading scorer of South Carolina State while going from being a 2nd round prospect to a likely first round prospect . At 6’3”, Eaves has below average size for an NBA shooting guard but does have good length . What is so impressive about Eaves is that he improved his efficiency drastically in each year of his 4-year career . His senior year he was a highly efficient player on a high volume of attempts . An extremely quick and crafty player that pushes the ball in transition attacking the rim, which is when he is at his best . A tremendous 1 on 1 player with a bevy of moves at his disposal. Eaves is comfortable spotting up or shooting off the dribble with solid shooting form. Shows good movement without the ball and uses screens efficiently. Has improved as a passer in his 4 year career, averaging 2.5 apg his senior year on a solid assist to turnover ratio. Eaves is especially good at finding the open man off of the pick and roll . His work ethic and his ability to make smart decisions on the floor are both at a very high level. He can cover both guards positions & be a difference maker. Scored more than 1.000 points with his Junior College and then averaged 17 points per game in Division 1 of NCAA! A pure scorer !
2018 Highlights
Full Game : vs Clemson – (20 points & 4 assists) #22 blue
Moments of his Career