Tyler Herro Makes Out With Thonged-Out Katya Elise Henry, Grabs A Handful of Butt While On Boat (PICS)
Tyler Herro is seriously living his best life.
The Miami Heat star and major Instagram model Katya Elise Henry have been spending quite a lot of time together over the past few months.
In fact, over the weekend, the two were on a boat just enjoying life and decided to take some pictures for social media. Herro made sure to grab a handful of Henry’s ass to basically mark his territory. Since then, the two have continued to flirt online and have moved their relationship over to the real world as well.
The blossoming relationship between these two seemingly started on social media when Henry asked Herro to “quarantine n chill” at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
With the resumption of the 2019-20 NBA season inching closer, it will be interesting to see how these two keep the romance alive when Herro is stuck inside the NBA’s bubble at Walt Disney World Resort.
Reed Sheppard Scouting Report: Top Teams Targeting Kentucky’s Young Prospect Ahead of the 2024 NBA Draft
Reed Sheppard (Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images)
Reed Sheppard is projected to be a potential top-five pick in the upcoming NBA draft after an outstanding freshman season at Kentucky. Despite ongoing debates about his future role in the NBA, Sheppard’s athleticism and basketball IQ have made him a favorite among many NBA teams.
Sheppard excels at finishing at the rim and hitting catch-and-shoot threes at an elite level. He has also shown the ability to attack closeouts, which could see him develop into more of a lead guard. He has gained a reputation for his quickness and agility.
“Sheppard is going to play point guard in the NBA, and he’s played some of that position with Kentucky. What will translate is his shooting and that he’s an extremely smart basketball player. He does a good job off the ball in terms of shooting the gaps and getting steals. He’s got really quick hands. Now, he doesn’t move his feet well laterally, so he may struggle there. He’s not a bad passer, either. He could be a backup point guard type of player,” an NBA executive told HoopsHype.
Reed Sheppard (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
Defensively, Sheppard may face challenges as he gives up too many driving angles. At 6-foot-3 and 182 pounds, his relative lack of strength and limited size could make securing defensive positions difficult.
Sheppard’s offensive stats are impressive, recording 65% at the rim in 60 attempts and 45.8% on non-rim twos in 59 attempts. His excellent hand-eye coordination also allows him to generate numerous steals. He could benefit from learning from a veteran player to develop his skills as a role player.
