Lilly is an intriguing young post who colleges should keep tabs on throughout her career. She has broad shoulders and a strong frame, but she also has length, and she will get out and run the floor, chase down loose balls, and make hustle plays. I was impressed with her effort at her size/position in what opportunity I had to see her this past weekend. Additionally, Lilly has solid hands and decent footwork that should only improve throughout her career. And, if she grows another inch or two, even better. Still, at 6-2, she is a solid lane protector and rotates fairly well to help teammates.

Lilly is one of those prospects who isn’t bad right now, and she can affect most games with her size alone, but she has a lot of upside and will likely be a much different player in a couple of years. She has broad shoulders, some strength, but she also possesses length in her arms and legs that suggest she might still grow another couple of inches. She will work at running the floor in transition, but she’ll need to continue working on playing lower more consistently and improving her lateral quickness. Defensively, for now at least, she is a solid rim protector, but she’ll need to come out and defend ball screens more often.