The Rockets are testing the NCAA Division II best player, and his dominance this season is comparable to Jordan?

According to statistics from USAToday reporter Cody Taylor, a big five winger MJ Iraldi, who plays for the NCAA second-tier team Nova Southeastern University this season, has completed a trial training for the Houston Rockets.

Ilardi is 198cm tall and weighs 86kg. He is a wing player with excellent scoring ability. In the NCAA Division II field this season, Ilardi played 37 times for the team, averaging 28.6 minutes per game, with averaging 23.6 points, 6.4 rebounds, 2.9 assists, 0.4 blocks, and 2.3 turnovers and 2.1 fouls. His shooting percentage was 52.5%, his three-point shooting percentage was 40.1%, and his free throw shooting percentage was 82.7%. Iraldi is the NCAA Division II player this season and is also shortlisted for the NCAA Division II team. He is also the Sunshine State League best player and is also the Sunshine State League best player and is shortlisted for the Sunshine State League best team. Under his leadership, Nova Southeast University won the NCAA Division II Championship this season, and he himself received the honor of the MVP of the Championship. It is no exaggeration to say that he is the best player in the NCAA Division II this season, and even no one, he has shown incredible dominance.

From the perspective of characteristics, Ilardi has rich offensive means and comprehensive scoring ability on the offensive end. He can use various methods to complete scoring, and he can also undertake certain tasks in passing and organizing offense. Moreover, his performance on the defensive end is also remarkable. He is also a reliable defender in the NCAA Division II league field. However, after all, Iraldi is obviously older, and his performance in the NCAA Division II field in the past few seasons has not been considered a particularly ideal level, which will make everyone feel a little worried about his potential and future development. Even if Erardi played LeBron James or even Michael Jordan in the NCAA Division II field, that would not change the fact that everyone has doubts about his abilities.

Judging from the current situation, Iraldi certainly has no chance to be successfully shortlisted in this year's NBA Draft, and he is almost certain to become a undraft. However, considering Erardi's incredible performances this season, he is definitely a very mature player. If Erardi can show some unique qualities in the trial, he might also become a potential contender for the Rockets' two-way contract. The Rockets had previously signed NCAA Second Division MVP Trevor Hugdins with a two-way contract. Maybe they will repeat this summer?