low-minute Hawaii forward with pro-style upside from overseas experience
Ayol’s Hawaii profile is thin at the college level—he logged only brief action in 2020-21—but his broader track record shows a productive 6'7" forward with a scoring touch, rebounding, and active hands, including 14.9 points, 6.4 rebounds, and 1.4 steals per game in his Proballers record. He looks like a fit for a team that values length, versatility, and defensive activity over polished, high-usage college production; the key question is how much of his overseas production can translate to NCAA physicality and pace. If you want an upside swing rather than a finished product, he’s the kind of flyer worth watching.[1][5][8]
