Ja Morant is one of the best rookies in the Nba.

November 10, 2017, Morant debuted for Murray State with 7 points and a team-high 11 assists in a 118–61 victory over Brecisa university. Morant was drafted second overall during the 2019 NBA draft by the he memphis grizzlies.

Ja morant is my favorite player because he is so creative on the court he studies his opponents. First time i saw him play is when he played with Zion willamson. He will take anybody to the paint he is very athletic. He has crossovers and he can shoot. He plays Point guard (PG). He is 6’3 Plays for the Memphis Grizzlies (NBA). I cant think of any weakness of him because he like to shoot and take everybody in the paint

PPG 24.5

RPG 5.7

APG 10.0

In the season of 2018 Ja morant averaged 24 points a game and 5 assists

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