Houstan was a five-star recruit coming out of college, but his freshman season at Michigan did not go all that well, and he ended up being a 2nd round pick in the 2022 draft. At 6'8", Houstan had promise as being a large wing that can shoot at defend. He shot a decent 35.5% from 3 at Michigan, and as a rookie he shot 36% in the G-League and his limited NBA minutes. That improved slightly to 37% in '23-'24, and then 39% in '24-'25. Houstan doesn't have a ton of playmaking ability. He doesn't have a great handle, and his 2-point percentage has been poor in college, the G-League, and the NBA. However, it has been on an extremely small sample size. A whopping 86% of Houstan's shot attempts have been 3-pointers - one of the highest rates in the league over the past three seasons. He's not very athletic, so he'll need to develop more craft to finish below the rim. If Houstan is primarily just going to be a shooter, he probably needs to hit above 40% from 3 consistently in order to stick around in the NBA.  Defensively, Houstan has potential for being a big, versatile wing defender, but hasn't quite lived up to that yet. He gives solid effort on defense and can use his length, but isn't a great point of attack defender. He also isn't disruptive, as he gets very few steals and blocks. His below-average athleticism also hurts him as a defender.  Houstan will still only be 22 years old as a potential free agent in 2025, so he's still very young.