Trayce Jackson-Davis

Jackson-Davis spent four years at Indiana becoming a consensus first-team All-American, the rare college big who paired shot-blocking with real playmaking — he was the first Division I player in over 25 years to average 20-10-4 with two blocks a night. That passing feel is why Golden State grabbed him 57th in 2023 and why he outplayed his draft slot as a rookie, thriving as a vertical lob threat and short-roll connector in Steve Kerr's motion offense. A crowded frontcourt squeezed his 2025-26 role to 4.2 points across 36 games, and the Warriors shipped him to Toronto at the February deadline. He introduced himself as a Raptor with a 10-point, 10-rebound double-double against Indiana — a fitting nod to where his game was built.