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Jeremy Fears Jr.

Jeremy Fears Jr.

Michigan State Spartans · NCAA Division I · Point guard · Sophomore · 1.88 m

SportiveWorld evaluation

SW#35Projection Round 2Modelled
Potential · MediumConfidence · HighMarket #56·SW +211

Main reading

Measured production against measured opponents (35 games, 2025-26); on his signals alone, #8 of 39.

Freshness · CurrentDaily board snapshot: 2026-09-20 (matches the computation value by value: rank, score, consensus, Δ, sample) · 7 day(s) of history · Mocks captured: 2026-09-20 · Box scores up to 2026-04-07 (season 2025-26: 35 of the team's 35 games) · Board computed on 2026-09-20 15:05 UTC · served from cache (38 min ago; recomputed every hour)

Why he is here

#10
NCAA model · of 39
59 %
NBA career prob.
NCAA model · Model weight in his rank: 67 %
HoldsLow convictionReliability · high

The NCAA model places him #10 of 39: measured production against measured opponents, and his individual signals alone leave him #8. The market has him 46 places lower (#56).

Measured over 35 games with a box score · 2025-26 · Michigan State Spartans

  • fact59 % probability of an NBA career (≥ 2,000 min). On the model's scale: context +3.53 · player +1.76. With average opponent and team, the same profile would give 4.1 %; on the environment alone, 20 %.
  • factMeasured environment: Michigan State Spartans, strength +10.5 (+1.5 sd) · average opponent +5.5 (+2.3 sd) — environment #17 of 39 ranked
  • factHis individual signal adding the most: Assists per 40 11.6 (+5.6 sd · contribution +1.29). On his individual signals alone he would be #8 of 39.

interpretationThe position holds on what is measured: the rank does not change zone when the environment is removed or the comparables are consulted. SportiveWorld does not yet measure age, physique or projection; those dimensions could explain part of the gap, but the consensus sources do not publish the reason for their rank here.

Production
+1.48
Efficiency
−0.39
Minutes
+0.67
Opponent quality + Team strength
+3.53
4.1 %
On his signals alone
20 %
On his environment alone
#8
Rank on his signals alone

Where the rank comes from: how much his individual signals contribute and how much his environment (model scale). Below, the probability with an average opponent and team, and the probability on the environment alone.

MovementVersus the 2026-09-13 snapshot: #36 → #35 (+1) · No changes of his own: others moved. · The earlier snapshot carried no board rank (pre-V3.2): recomputed with today's rule on its rows.

Potential

Categorical reading of the ceiling the accredited evidence supports. Not a score: it starts from the NCAA model (if any) or from the market prior and only moves one level with our own evidence, declared piece by piece.

Potential · MediumConfidence · High

factStarts from the NCAA model: 59% probability of an NBA career (#10 of 39 measured).High

  • The market (#56) sees him two bands below the model: down one level.
  • On his individual signals alone he would be #8 of 39: consistent with his model #10.

Evidence moves the reading one level at most, in the direction the sum of the evidence pushes. · Confidence: NCAA season with ≥ 15 games with a box score and ≥ 60% of the team's games.

Production

2025-26 · Michigan State Spartans · 15.2p · 2.4r · 9.4a · 32.4 min · 35 of 35 games with a box score · TS 58.5 %

By opponent level

Per 40 minutes, over the games with a box score. Small samples within one season: read as a hint, not a verdict.

pjW-Lminpts/40reb/40ast/40tov/40TS
2025-263532.418.83.011.63.058.5 %
Opponents +8 or better127-535.616.92.810.63.251.3 %
Other opponents2320-330.819.93.112.12.963.0 %
Postseason42-235.315.02.613.34.847.8 %
Away / neutral149-533.018.12.910.32.860.2 %

Strengths

Signals that add the most

Opponent quality +5.5 (+2.3 SD)
+2.22
Team strength +10.5 (+1.5 SD)
+1.30
Assists per 40 11.6 (+5.6 SD)
+1.29
  • Trajectory: +9.6 pts/40 vs 2023-24

What travels: holds up against strong opponents

  • Assists per 40: 10.6 against +8 opponents (12 games) versus 11.6 over the season — it holds

An individual signal is transferable if it holds against opponents rated +8 or better (≥ 90% of its season value). What evaporates as the level rises is stated.

Risks and what would change our mind

Signals that subtract

Rebounding per 40 3.0 (−1.3 SD)
−0.34
Blocks per 40 0.0 (−0.8 SD)
−0.32
Free-throw rate (FTA/FGA) 57.1 % (+1.3 SD)
−0.21

Would make us move him down

  • The shot not holding up: 32.1 % from three with 30 % of his attempts from outside
  • Turnovers staying high: 3.0 per 40 min
  • More sources consolidating the consensus #56

Would make us move him up

  • More box-score defence: steals 1.6 and blocks 0.0 per 40 min subtract today
  • Fewer turnovers: today 3.0 per 40 min (+1.1 sd)
  • A second source placing him nearby: today the consensus is a single mock

What to watch until the Draft

  • The 2026-27 season: every new box score is measured and can move the rank
  • The mocks: captured daily; today the consensus is 1 source(s)
  • His minutes (32.4 per game): a drop would show in the box score before any news

Context

Facts derived from the box score (Basketball-Reference formulas over the games he played) and the standings. No film or tracking data.

Role on his team

  • ·Started 35 of 35 games (100%) · 32.4 min (81% of the available minutes)
  • ·Usage 24.4% of his team's possessions while on the floor · 24% of its points
  • ·Creation: assists 53.0% of his teammates' baskets while on the floor · 3.90 assists per turnover · 15.7% of his possessions end in a turnover
  • ·Team record with him on the floor: 27-8 · estimated pace 67.2 possessions per 40 min

His team and schedule

  • ·Michigan State Spartans · Big Ten Conference · 25-6 in the standings · 15-5 in conference
  • ·Latest poll: Coaches Poll, week 21, #11 (27-8)
  • ·Postseason with a box score: 4 games, 3 in the NCAA Tournament (up to Sweet 16)
  • ·Team strength +10.5 (+1.5 sd in the cohort) · average opponent +5.5 (+2.3 sd): the model's two context signals

Development

2025-26
Michigan State Spartans
15.2p · 2.4r · 9.4a · 32.4 min · TS 58.5 %
35 of 35 games with a box score
59 %
2024-25
Michigan State Spartans
6.2p · 1.2r · 6.2a · 21.0 min · TS 55.5 %
5 of 37 games with a box score
2023-24
Michigan State Spartans
3.5p · 1.9r · 3.3a · 15.3 min · TS 56.0 %
12 of 35 games with a box score
2 %

Versus 2023-24: +9.6 pts/40 · +2.5 % TS · +2.8 ast/40 · −2.1 reb/40 · +17.1 min · SW score +57 pp · 2024-25 skipped: 5 games with a box score

Combine

NBA Draft Combine 2026 · identity: unique name within the 2024-2026 window and undrafted · rank within HIS cohort (those who did the test that year)

What stands out most

Lane agility10.62 s (10.62 s)

percentile 88 among the PGs measured in 2022-2026 (rank 9 of 67)

interpretationLateral agility above his position: quick changes of direction, useful to defend outside

A snapshot of that day (2026): weight, vertical and times change with physical work

Max vertical99 cm (39.00 ″)

percentile 85 among the PGs measured in 2022-2026 (rank 11 of 66)

interpretationVertical above his position: measured explosiveness, not eyeballed

A snapshot of that day (2026): weight, vertical and times change with physical work

What falls shortest

Wingspan193 cm (76.00 ″)

percentile 21 among the PGs measured in 2022-2026 (rank 59 of 74)

interpretationShort length for his position: shot defence and finishing depend more on technique and vertical

Does not change with age: still true today (measured at the 2026 Combine)

Hand length20.3 cm (8.00 ″)

percentile 25 among the PGs measured in 2022-2026 (rank 56 of 74)

interpretationSmall hands for his position: for the same technique, less margin in grip and one-handed control

Does not change with age: still true today (measured at the 2026 Combine)

All measurements · 11
Height without shoes
183 cm (72.00 ″)
Wingspan
193 cm (76.00 ″)
percentile 21 among the PGs measured in 2022-2026 (rank 59 of 74)
Standing reach
248 cm (97.50 ″)
percentile 35 among the PGs measured in 2022-2026 (rank 48 of 73)
Hand length
20.3 cm (8.00 ″)
percentile 25 among the PGs measured in 2022-2026 (rank 56 of 74)
Hand width
22.9 cm (9.00 ″)
percentile 45 among the PGs measured in 2022-2026 (rank 41 of 74)
WeightA snapshot of that day (2026)
89 kg (196.2 lb)
Standing verticalA snapshot of that day (2026)
81 cm (32.00 ″)
percentile 83 among the PGs measured in 2022-2026 (rank 12 of 66)
Max verticalA snapshot of that day (2026)
99 cm (39.00 ″)
percentile 85 among the PGs measured in 2022-2026 (rank 11 of 66)
¾ court sprintA snapshot of that day (2026)
3.11 s (3.11 s)
percentile 82 among the PGs measured in 2022-2026 (rank 13 of 66)
Lane agilityA snapshot of that day (2026)
10.62 s (10.62 s)
percentile 88 among the PGs measured in 2022-2026 (rank 9 of 67)
Modified lane agilityA snapshot of that day (2026)
3.10 s (3.10 s)
percentile 30 among the PGs measured in 2022-2026 (rank 44 of 62)

Market vs SportiveWorld

Outside reference: the rank given by the cited publications. We know the rank; they do not publish the why.

#56
Market
+46
Gap
#10
SW rank · of 39
Tankathon#521 cited publication(s)· #31 by consensus among the 39 SW-ranked

factExternal consensus #56 (Tankathon #52; 1 source(s)). What we know: the rank. What we do NOT know: why they place him there — the sources publish rankings, not reasons.

Does our position hold? · The three lenses

Holds
  • On his individual signals alone he would be #8 of 39: the same zone as SW #10
  • On his environment alone (opponent and team) he would be #17 of 39, with 20 %
  • No Scout historical comparables for this season: that lens does not apply

Three independent lenses against our own place: his individual signals alone, his environment alone and the historical comparables. A lens disagrees when it lands 8 places away or more. SportiveWorld can be wrong: this is where it shows.

Conviction

Low convictionHow much the data backs what we say — it is not the rank. A #1 can carry low conviction and a #30, high. 3 of 6 factors in favour.
  • Sample: 35 of 35 games with a box score (100%)
  • Standardised against the census population (no own profile)
  • The consensus is a SINGLE source (1): it is not a market
  • His individual signals alone leave him in the same zone (#8 versus SW #10)
  • No historical comparables for this season
  • Trajectory in favour: +57 pp of probability versus 2023-24
Why this gap exists

On our side the gap decomposes exactly: which dimensions push the rank up and which hold it back. On the consensus side we only see the rank: its sources publish rankings, not reasons, so why they place him there is UNKNOWN. All we can say is what our model does NOT measure.

factSportiveWorld #10 · consensus #56: 46 places higher. Pushing up: Opponent quality · Creation · Team strength · Minutes · Production. Holding back: Efficiency · Box-score defence. Consensus sources: 1.

unknownWe know the consensus rank (#56: Tankathon #52). We do not know why they place him there: the sources publish rankings, not reasons.

Pushes the rank up

Opponent quality +2.22
Opponent quality +5.5 (z +2.3)
Creation +1.34
Assists per 40 11.6 (z +5.6) · Turnovers per 40 3.0 (z +1.1)
Team strength +1.30
Team strength +10.5 (z +1.5)
Minutes +0.67
Minutes per game 32.4 min (z +1.2)
Production +0.36
Scoring per 40 18.8 (z +0.8) · Rebounding per 40 3.0 (z −1.3) · Offensive rebounding per 40 0.5 (z −1.0)

Holds the rank back

Efficiency −0.37
True shooting (TS%) 58.5 % (z +0.4) · Shot volume per 40 12.8 (z +0.4) · Free-throw rate (FTA/FGA) 57.1 % (z +1.3)
Box-score defence −0.23
Steals per 40 1.6 (z +0.4) · Blocks per 40 0.0 (z −0.8)

What our model does NOT measure (it could explain part of the gap; the consensus does not publish its reasons)

  • Age and class (Sophomore): the model does not adjust for them; the same production from a younger player projects higher
  • Physique and athleticism: measured at the 2026 Combine (below), but outside the model
  • Projection, film and future role: not in the box score

No appreciable weight · Outside shooting −0.02

Rank history
#8#33#5809-1309-1409-1509-1609-1709-1809-20
SWConsensus

7 captures, from 2026-09-13 to 2026-09-20

Movement in the mocks

Tankathon: 09-13 #52 → 09-14 #52 → 09-15 #52 → 09-16 #52 → 09-17 #52 → 09-18 #52 → 09-20 #52

Data and evidence

Everything behind the reading, on demand: season signal by signal, trajectory, games with a box score, comparables, consensus and the provenance of every figure.

All the model's signals

Opponent quality
+5.5
+2.22
Team strength
+10.5
+1.30
Assists per 40
11.6
+1.29
Scoring per 40
18.8
+0.75
Minutes per game
32.4 min
+0.67
Steals per 40
1.6
+0.09
Turnovers per 40
3.0
+0.05
Three-point accuracy
32.1 %
−0.01
Share of threes
29.9 %
−0.01
True shooting (TS%)
58.5 %
−0.03
Offensive rebounding per 40
0.5
−0.04
Shot volume per 40
12.8
−0.13
Free-throw rate (FTA/FGA)
57.1 %
−0.21
Blocks per 40
0.0
−0.32
Rebounding per 40
3.0
−0.34

Calibrated probability of an NBA career of ≥ 2,000 minutes, given this season = 59.4 % · P(playing in the NBA) = 78.7 %

35 of 35 games with a box score · 21 conference · Average opponent +5.5 (+2.3 sd vs the cohort) · team +10.5 (+1.5 sd) · standardization computed here against that season's Scout census population (the census has no profile for him: sample below its 15-game/15-minute bar, or a name its outcome resolution deems ambiguous)

Who he is

Identity
Accredited by NCAA box score (ESPN id 4711255, corroborated by season and school)
Position
Point guard
Team / school
Michigan State Spartans · Sophomore
Country
USA
Born
no data
Height
188 cm · official NCAA roster 2025-26 (ESPN)
Weight
86 kg

The games with a box score in the measured season

2025-26Opponentopp. ratingminptsrebast
2026-03-28@ UConn Huskies L 63-67 · NCAA Tournament+11.4361337box score
2026-03-21Louisville Cardinals W 77-69 · NCAA Tournament+11.73712316box score
2026-03-19North Dakota State Bison W 92-67 · NCAA Tournament+10.1327211box score
2026-03-14UCLA Bruins L 84-88 · Conference Tournament+6.03621113box score
2026-03-08@ Michigan Wolverines L 80-90+17.8372229box score
2026-03-06Rutgers Scarlet Knights W 91-87−4.8282118box score
2026-03-01@ Indiana Hoosiers W 77-64+6.0372149box score
2026-02-27@ Purdue Boilermakers W 76-74+11.1361216box score
2026-02-22Ohio State Buckeyes W 66-60+6.7351118box score
2026-02-18UCLA Bruins W 82-59+6.03316110box score
2026-02-14@ Wisconsin Badgers L 71-92+6.93214112box score
2026-02-08Illinois Fighting Illini W 85-82+14.54326315box score
2026-02-05@ Minnesota Golden Gophers L 73-76+0.93210211box score
2026-01-31Michigan Wolverines L 71-83+17.8353157box score
2026-01-27@ Rutgers Scarlet Knights W 88-79−4.8362949box score
2026-01-24Maryland Terrapins W 91-48−6.92517217box score
2026-01-21@ Oregon Ducks W 68-52−3.1321405box score
2026-01-17@ Washington Huskies W 80-63+3.5291915box score
2026-01-14Indiana Hoosiers W 81-60+6.03323410box score
2026-01-08Northwestern Wildcats W 76-66+1.2291515box score
2026-01-06USC Trojans W 80-51+0.7281537box score
2026-01-03@ Nebraska Cornhuskers L 56-58+10.8351407box score
2025-12-30Cornell Big Red W 114-97+5.12821211box score
2025-12-20Oakland Golden Grizzlies W 79-70+0.931225box score
2025-12-16Toledo Rockets W 92-69+4.5271538box score
2025-12-13@ Penn State Nittany Lions W 76-72−5.729839box score
2025-12-06Duke Blue Devils L 60-66+18.0356213box score
2025-12-03Iowa Hawkeyes W 71-52+8.3301416box score
2025-11-27@ North Carolina Tar Heels W 74-58+8.1361957box score
2025-11-25@ East Carolina Pirates W 89-56−5.9246110box score
2025-11-21Detroit Mercy Titans W 84-56−0.12818111box score
2025-11-18@ Kentucky Wildcats W 83-66+6.2318613box score
2025-11-13San José State Spartans W 79-60−6.5311559box score
2025-11-09Arkansas Razorbacks W 69-66+9.235439box score
2025-11-04Colgate Raiders W 80-69+1.83414510box score

Evidence and provenance

Every figure in this file comes from one of these sources, with its scope and its sample. What is not here has not been measured.

OwnerScopeSample
Outside consensusdraft_board_mock · lib/bigboard.ts1 mocksTankathon #52
Identitydraft_board_prospect.espn_athlete_id · scripts/cross_bigboard_stats.mjsNCAA Division I4711255
Seasonncaa_player_box + ncaa_game · lib/scout/ejes.mjsNCAA 2025-26 · Michigan State Spartans35 of 35 games with a box score
Opponent qualitylib/draft/sql_rival.mjs (ncaa_game, ≥10 pj)NCAA 2025-2635 / 35
zncaa_season_profile (población) · lib/draft/modelo.tsNCAA 2025-26standardization computed here against that season's Scout census population (the census has no profile for him: sample below its 15-game/15-minute bar, or a name its outcome resolution deems ambiguous)
SW ranklib/draft/modelo.ts · lib/draft/calibracion.json2005-2021n=26,550 · AUC 0.897
The player within his teamncaa_player_box (rolDe · fórmulas B-R)NCAA 2025-2635 pj
The teamncaa_standings · ncaa_ranking · ncaa_gameNCAA 2025-26Big Ten Conference
Combineplayer_combine · lib/basketball/fisico.tsNBA Draft Combine 2026nombre_unico_en_ventana_y_no_drafteado · 2024-2026
Physicalncaa_player (ESPN, 2026)NCAA 2025-26188 cm · 86 kg
Rank historydraft_sw_board_snapshot · draft_board_mock_snapshot (mig 0329)20277
Measured season 2025-26: our base has a box score for 6,297 of 6,300 games (100%). By month: 11/25 100 % · 12/25 100 % · 01/26 100 % · 02/26 100 % · 03/26 100 % · 04/26 100 %.

Declared limits

  • · No adjustment for age or class (the historical census lacks them): bias in favour of the productive veteran.
  • · Physical measurements and the combine are not in the model: they are shown as context.
  • · Calibrated on the NCAA only: ACB, EuroLeague and FIBA are not scored.
  • · The mocks' history starts on 2026-09-13: before that date there is none (the ingester overwrote them daily).