Listed at 6’3” and 195 pounds, Warden is a bona fide matchup problem. If he were the first player you saw while scanning a field complex for that age group, you’d assume you were watching a 2027 group based on his hulking stature. Beyond passing the eye test, Warden’s skill level allows him to take over games. He shoots the heck out of the ball from range, finishes inside with both fundamentals and flair, and is highly deceptive as a scorer, often releasing shots when defenders least expect it. While he’s incredibly difficult to move off his line, he also demands respect as an outside shooter, generating serious torque and featuring a downright nasty release. The Brunswick class ahead of him is absolutely loaded with offensive talent, but Warden is certainly a candidate to get significant minutes as a freshman, though that PT is more likely to come out of the box, if I had to guess.

Listed at 6’3” and 195 pounds, Warden is a bona fide matchup problem. If he were the first player you saw while scanning a field complex for that age group, you’d assume you were watching a 2027 group based on his hulking stature. Beyond passing the eye test, Warden’s skill level allows him to take over games. He shoots the heck out of the ball from range, finishes inside with both fundamentals and flair, and is highly deceptive as a scorer, often releasing shots when defenders least expect it. While he’s incredibly difficult to move off his line, he also demands respect as an outside shooter, generating serious torque and featuring a downright nasty release. The Brunswick class ahead of him is absolutely loaded with offensive talent, but Warden is certainly a candidate to get significant minutes as a freshman, though that PT is more likely to come out of the box, if I had to guess.