BABCOCK HOOPS · SCOUTING REPORT
Alex Condon
HT / WT
6'11", 236 lbs
TEAM
Florida
POSITION
Forward/Center
CLASS
Senior
BIRTHDATE
July 25, 2004
PLAYING HISTORY
NBA Global Academy (Australia) · HS
HOMETOWN
Perth, Australia
NATIONALITY
Australia
PLAYER OVERVIEW
Alex Condon's high motor, rebounding instincts, and interior scoring make him one of the more productive big men in the country. He's an active presence on both ends, with the ability to rim-run, trigger fast breaks, and score efficiently in the post, where he's become a featured option, converting at a high clip on strong volume. His footwork is advanced for his size, and his growth as a passer is noteworthy.
The questions are on the perimeter. Condon's outside shot hasn't developed the way his interior game has, which caps his floor-spacing value and offensive versatility. He has the tools to be a productive frontcourt contributor at the next level, but his NBA outlook will hinge on how much his shooting catches up to his scoring, rebounding, and feel.
Condon’s combination of size, mobility, and skill gives him real value. More consistent outside shooting will be key for him.
— Matt Babcock, NBA Draft Analyst
EVALUATION
STRENGTHS
Interior Scoring & Efficiency: A featured post scorer with advanced footwork and soft touch who finishes at a high percentage on real volume.
High Motor & Competitiveness: Plays hard every possession and stays engaged on both ends.
Strong Rebounder: Uses his size and effort to secure boards and ignite fast breaks.
Passing for a Big: A legitimate offensive hub in the frontcourt: reads the floor, finds cutters, and creates for teammates at a rate that's rare for his position.
Two-Way Activity: Chips in steals and blocks, using his length and motor to make plays on defense.
CONCERNS
Perimeter Shooting: Hasn't developed a reliable outside shot; the three-point stroke remains low-volume and inconsistent, which limits his floor-spacing value.
Strength & Frame: Must keep adding muscle to hold up against NBA-caliber physicality.
Defensive Consistency: Can get caught reaching or out of position at times; his foul rate is manageable now but worth tightening against NBA-level physicality.
Post Predictability: Effective moves, but will need more variety and counters against longer, more athletic defenders.
BOTTOM LINE
Alex Condon has established himself as one of the more productive big men in college basketball, anchored by his interior scoring, rebounding, and improved passing. He does his best work around the rim, where his footwork, touch, and efficiency stand out, and his feel as a frontcourt facilitator adds value. The big swing factor for his next-level projection is clear: developing a dependable outside shot. If that comes along, Condon has the tools to be a solid frontcourt contributor at the next level.
