Smooth-shooting 6-8 forward with upside, but still finding his lane
In the 2024-25 season, Borio flashed a modern forward profile for Jacksonville: he appeared in 13 games before a non-contact injury ended his year, and he showed real perimeter touch by hitting 52.4% from three while averaging 3.8 points in 14.2 minutes. His biggest differentiator is floor-spacing from a long, 6-8 frame, which gives him fit value in a team that wants size without sacrificing shooting. The caution flag is durability and overall sample size, so he looks more like a high-upside developmental piece than an immediate every-night engine.
