Jeffrey Locke

BSJ · G · Primary scorer · entire offense

threatBSJ

23.3

PPG

—

RPG

—

APG

53.0%

FG%

56.0%

3PT%

—

FT%

—

Their team

BSJ

Deep scout

The entire offense. Real scorer, real shooting gravity, real burden.

How he helps them

He is 41% of their team scoring. That is not a star. That is infrastructure. He is the only player on the roster who reliably bends coverage.

How we handle him

Top-lock, chase over everything, deny clean catches, and never give him free transition air. Help comes from the top, not the corners. The file already gives the blueprint and it is the right one.

How to attack him

Make him work on every defensive possession. Force him through screens, make him box out, and attack him with size if possible. The point is not that he is a bad defender. The point is that overloaded stars get tired.

Assignment priority

Coverage priorityElite.

Attack targetMedium. More fatigue target than weak-link target.

How Bulldogs attack BSJ

Banana Slugs (0-3, -11 margin). Jeffrey Locke is 41% of team scoring — the entire offense runs through his shot. KJ held him to 15 on 6/14 and BSJ scored 47 total. Defenses that disrupt Locke's rhythm hold BSJ under 55. Macdonald anchors the paint (3.5 BPG) but can't finish (25% 2P). Nobody else is above average.

Lock Locke — top-lock all catches. Force ball out of his hands.
Pack the paint vs drivers — other scorers are poor 3PT shooters.

Full matchup win card →

Our scouting on him from the matchup card

Locke catches above the break
Locke trail threes
Easy DHO or pin-down rhythm into Locke pull-up threes
Any possession where Locke gets to shoot the first clean look without changing sides of the floor
Benson on Locke