Givony actually watched games Kanter played in HS and said he did not dominate against mid-major competition at best. This is the same report that came from nbadraft.net "Played one year of high school ball at Stoneridge Prep in Simi Valley, California and was somewhat inconsistent." In other words, out of HS Kanter was not a great prospect at all. Yet, he had a great HS all star type game - Nike Summit. And that's all we really have on the guy. He never got any minutes in his crappy Euro league at 17 years old, and did well in juniors in Europe, as do many other young kids we never heard of. One that we did hear of was Koufos, who put up even better numbers than Kanter did. Enes is also middle of the pack athletically (https://www.draftexpress.com/article/Analyzing-the-NBA-Combine-Athletic-Testing-Results-3728/). After his underwhelming HS record and 1 great Summit all-star game, he actually couldn't even practice with the team this year, not to mention play games and develop. I just don't see all the excitement around this guy that others are seeing who think he will be the cornerstone of the franchise. We have one great all star game against a whole year of underwhelming HS performance against weak HSs. Then missed a year of ball all together. Is that enough to make the guy a top prospect? I am with Givony on this one.
He also played on his national team's tournaments and dominated there as well. Including some pretty good games against Jonas V.