Louisville • G
Draft 2026
G · Louisville · 2026 NBA Draft
The CourtShare community has posted 2 evaluations of Ryan Conwell, with a consensus conviction of 35/100 (Rotation). He ranks #42 in community big-board consensus — a divided consensus.
Where 51 boards rank this prospect
Revising his score upward after watching the NBA combine. His shot is smooth, and he knows how to play. See him as a great scoring guard coming off the bench. Still some concerns about how versatile he'll be on defense.
A bit undersized for a combo guard. Think his game leans more toward a two guard, which hurts a bit more. Did weigh in at 215, so solidly built, and that could help him defensively. Still worry about him being able to guard though. Won't be able to guard more than 1s and 2s, and may struggle a bit against them too being undersized. Could potentially fit a role offensively as an off ball shooter and secondary creator. He did work with the ball in his hand a fair amount in college, and did have success going to the rim, but I don't think that will be his primary role in the league. That may be a bit of an adjustment for him. There aren't many guys with his size/potential role combo in the league, and that may say something. Really like his shot though, so could see him being successful in his role. Don't think it will be as seamless of a transition as it will be for a guy like Emmanuel Sharp, so I have him ranked a bit lower.
Ryan Conwell
Louisville • G
Revising his score upward after watching the NBA combine. His shot is smooth, and he knows how to play. See him as a great scoring guard coming off the bench. Still some concerns about how versatile he'll be on defense.
Ryan Conwell
Louisville • G
A bit undersized for a combo guard. Think his game leans more toward a two guard, which hurts a bit more. Did weigh in at 215, so solidly built, and that could help him defensively. Still worry about him being able to guard though. Won't be able to guard more than 1s and 2s, and may struggle a bit against them too being undersized. Could potentially fit a role offensively as an off ball shooter and secondary creator. He did work with the ball in his hand a fair amount in college, and did have success going to the rim, but I don't think that will be his primary role in the league. That may be a bit of an adjustment for him. There aren't many guys with his size/potential role combo in the league, and that may say something. Really like his shot though, so could see him being successful in his role. Don't think it will be as seamless of a transition as it will be for a guy like Emmanuel Sharp, so I have him ranked a bit lower.