dailyloe.com – New Texas A&M guard PJ Haggerty is a downhill player who excels at getting to the basket. He possesses a quick first step and the speed to beat defenders off the dribble. Haggerty uses pump fakes to get defenders out of position. His game improves with better spacing and teammates.
He averaged ten free throws per game two seasons ago. His long arms and 195-pound frame help him get his shot off inside. Haggerty does not have a great vertical leap. Once he gains leverage, he is hard to knock off course.
He sometimes turns the ball over due to operating in traffic. His shooting form changes with his range on the court. Haggerty has a higher, smoother release point closer to the basket. His elevation can change when shooting from beyond the three-point arc.
His three-point shooting has been solid at around 35 percent. This scoring method is not his primary focus. Haggerty prefers to beat defenders off the dribble or pull up. He also comes around screens with a tight curl to generate space.
Haggerty has good vision and can find open teammates. This happens when he draws multiple defenders towards him. He is at his best when taking advantage of favorable matchups. His game thrives against teams that want to switch on defense.[]
Source: 247Sports
