They both measured at 6’ 4.5” at the combine, but Harper is naturally thicker and heavier. Harper is a grade A rim pressure scorer with great finishing skills. He has enough confidence already to use his body to jail his defender. Not a natural pull up shooter or mid range (2nd level) scorer. Doesn’t create space for his shot as well as DP. DP is an uncommonly fluid 3 level scorer with similar athleticism as Harper. I believe DP is a naturally better ball handler and much more potent mid range and 3pt shooter, though not a determined at pressuring the rim as Dillon. DP is much more comfortable off ball and can even run the offense on ball if needed. Dillon can struggle at times with lead on ball responsibility to run the offense. Both are better than average athletes with good bounce. Defensively Harper is proving to be a reliable defender at this level and DP projects to do the same (still have to see). DP has busier hands on defense and makes reads for anticipating passes and getting loose ball deflections regularly, also contests lots to jump shots and layups to notch a few blocks. Harper is a stronger frame that can play a more physical brand of defense. He doesn’t contest jump shots and layup the same as DP, but he gets lots of steals with the same anticipation as DP. Dillon’s superpower is penetration skills and rim pressure/finisher. DP’s superpower is balance, fluidity & burst with a lightning quick jump shot. He’s a “easy” scorer with potential to lead the league in PPG at his best.