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Jase Richardson

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Orlando Magic  NBA  
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Height 6'1"
Weight 178
DOB 10/15/2005
College Michigan State
Drafted 1st Rd, #25 in 2025
Personal Bio/PreCareer Summary

Basketball is the family business for the Richardsons. Jase's father, Jason, played 14 seasons in the NBA. His mother, Jackie, also played college ball and was influential in training the Michigan State standout during his youth. Jase was born in Berkeley, California, but attended Bishop Gorman in Las Vegas before transferring to Christopher Columbus in Florida. After coming off the bench to start his collegiate career, Richardson started his final 15 appearances under Spartans coach Tom Izzo, averaging 16.1 points, 4.6 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 0.9 steals in 30.4 minutes per game during that stretch. Jase received Third-Team All-Big Ten honors and was named to the Big Ten All-Freshman Team. To be expected given his family tree, Richardson looks like he's been trained by pros his entire life. He's an elite shooter who's great at navigating screens, and his tape is like watching shooting drills. Richardson's 1-on-1 game relies on lethal stepback and hesitation moves, but he'll need to expand his game to be a go-to scorer in the NBA. He isn't a true point guard, but his shooting ability gives him a gravitational pull with defenders, and he's willing to find the open guy. There's nothing flashy on defense with Richardson, but he also doesn't make a lot of mistakes, which is rare for a freshman in Big Ten play. Richardson has a Stephen Curry (6'2, 185) quality about him when he's running around screens and raining threes from the clouds, but he's not that level of shooter or ballhandler. You can also see flashes of James Harden (6'5, 220) when Richardson splashes a lefty, stepback three-pointer, but Harden was bigger and a better point guard coming out of college. Jared McCain (6'3, 190) and Cameron Payne (6'3, 183) are more apt comparisons for Richardson. McCain looked like the clear favorite for Rookie of the Year last season before a season-ending knee injury, and Payne has carved out a solid NBA career as a backup point guard.

Goes No. 25 to Orlando
GOrlando Magic
June 25, 2025
Richardson was selected by the Magic with the No. 25 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft.
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Richardson had an outstanding true freshman season, emerging as a clear first-round prospect after a late-year breakout. The son of NBA legend Jason Richardson, Jase averaged 16.1 points and 4.6 rebounds after being promoted to the starting lineup for Michigan State's final 15 contests. Richardson has a sweet shooting stroke and showcased three-level scoring ability. Though he's undersized at 6-foot-1, Richardson excels at finishing through contact. The concern comes in his ballhandling and playmaking. As a natural shooting guard, Richardson's size will likely force him to play the point at the NBA level. However, the Magic have a slew of oversized guards and wings, and are in dire need of shooting, making Orlando a strong fit. Expect Richardson to provide a scoring punch off the bench in 2025.
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Atlanta keeping close tabs?
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June 10, 2025
Richardson was part of a group of NBA prospects who worked out for the Hawks on Monday, according to Lauren L. Williams of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Richardson is considered a legit first-round prospect and has gained some lottery upside from some experts, so it makes sense for the Hawks to look at him, as Atlanta controls the 13th and 22nd picks in the upcoming draft. Richardson is widely expected to be selected in that range. He averaged 12.1 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game as a freshman for Michigan State in 2024-25.
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