6'7" freshman center with legitimate interior mass
McSharry enters as a **freshman center** for Curry listed at **6'7", 270 pounds**, which gives him an obvious size-and-strength profile that can help on the block, glass, and in physical matchups.[1] Because the available public results do not include Curry game-by-game stats or scouting notes, the safest read is that he profiles more as a foundational interior piece than a polished, numbers-driven prospect right now.[1][2][3]
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