When Baylor coach Scott Drew signed George, he knew the Bears would likely only get one season with him. He rated significantly better on defense than Baylor's other starting guards, per. While his efficiency and assist-to-turnover ratio will need to be refined, George's defense may be a pleasant surprise at the next level. Most notably, he averaged more turnovers (2.9) than assists (2.8) in his lone college season and shot just 33.8% from 3-point range. There are some obvious areas for improvement within George's game that will require his first NBA franchise to demonstrate some patience. "At 6-4, he has respectable size for his position and the ability to shot-create in late shot-clock situations and make jumpers from deep, which is obviously valuable in today's NBA." "George has solidified himself as the best player on a team with two other high-level guards who helped Baylor win the 2021 NCAA Tournament," Parrish wrote.
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