Late-bloomer who was a 5-11 JV player as a high school freshman. Finished his high school career as a top-60 national recruit, but was still viewed as a long-term stock who needed time to fill-out his frame. Did not make an impact in a season-and-a-half at Tennessee, but was one of college basketball’s most improved players in his only year at Baylor.
About
Son of former NBA player Chris Carr.
Played a total of 102 minutes in just 18 games during his time at Tennessee.
Third Team All-Big 12 in 2026 after averaging 18.9 points, 5.8 rebounds, 2.6 assists ,and 1.3 blocks.
Strengths
Has a rare overlap of bouncy athleticism, extreme length (7-foot-plus wingspan), and shot-making which is the basis for high long-term upside projections.
Versatile scorer who ranks in the 93rd percentile as a spot-up player and 86th percentile in isolations.
True three-level threat who can be a tough shot-maker from the perimeter, constant threat to rise and fire in the mid-range area, and a straight-line slashing threat.
Weaknesses
Lacks physical strength and may not have an NBA ready frame, which could be initially problematic on both ends of the floor.
Has bouts of inconsistency and needs to prove he has the maturity to earn his spot or thrive in his role after struggling to do so at Tennessee.
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