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. Houstan doesn't have a ton of playmaking ability. He doesn't have a great handle, and his 2-point percentage has been really poor in college, the G-League, and the NBA. However, it has been on an extremely small sample size. A whopping 93% of Houstan's shot attempts in '23-'24 were 3-pointers. 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 closer to 40% from 3 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.