Peavy played at three schools across five seasons, first at Texas Tech, then three years with TCU before wrapping up at Georgetown. A former top-50 prospect out of high school, Peavy finally found a place to flourish at Georgetown, albeit on a bad team. Still, his ascent in 2024-25 put him on the board as a viable second-round pick.
About
Named to 2024-25 All-Big East First Team
Averaged 17.2 points, 5.8 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 2.3 steals in 32 games with the Hoyas
Shot 40% from 3-point range on 130 attempts, besting his 3-point accuracy by 9 percentage points from his previous personal best
Strengths
Physical attributes suggest he has sturdy enough body type, muscle development and athletic ability to have a chance at sticking in the NBA
Understands defensive spacing and is consistently aggressive as a face-up defender. Will be a top-half-of-the-league defensive player if he can make a roster
Doesn't truly excel in one area, but also has grown out of some of his bad habits after five years in college
Weaknesses
Skepticism remains about if he can continue to a higher level as a midrange and long-range shooter after one quality year
Foul shooting has never been solved, which is attached to the bullet point above. Peavy is a 60.6% shooter from the charity stripe after 159 games
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