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Forward · 2023–26

Taylor Hendricks

Three Florida state championships in high school preceded a UCF freshman year that brought a conference-record nine AAC Rookie of the Week awards. Utah made Hendricks the ninth pick of the 2023 draft, the highest selection in UCF history, and he started 23 games as a rookie.

In October 2024 a fractured right fibula and dislocated ankle ended his second season three games in. He fought back to 33 appearances in 2025-26 with a career-high 21 points, then went to Memphis in the February 2026 trade that brought Jaren Jackson Jr. to Utah. He is the son of Danielle Hendricks, with a brother playing at UVU.

HOW HE CAME & WENTUtah took him ninth overall in 2023 for his length, shooting and positional versatility. A fractured fibula and dislocated ankle in October 2024 cost him a season. On February 3, 2026 he went to Memphis in the eight-player Jaren Jackson Jr. trade.

Full name
Taylor Thomas Hendricks
Utah Jazz tenure
2023–26
Position
Forward
Born
2003, Orlando
Height
6′9″ (206 cm)
College
Central Florida
Drafted
2023, 1st round (No. 9), Utah
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With the Jazz

TAYLOR HENDRICKS · 2023–26 · PER GAME
SEASONTEAMGMPGPPGRPGAPGSPGBPGFG%3P%FT%
2023–24UTA4021.47.34.60.80.70.8.450.379.793
2024–25UTA325.04.75.00.71.71.3.222.250.750
2025–26UTA3314.94.93.00.70.40.2.453.343.719
JAZZ TOTAL3 SEASONS7618.76.23.90.80.60.6.440.360.754

Season by season, regular season, with this franchise only. More info: Basketball-Reference ↗  ·  Wikipedia ↗

Did you know

TAYLOR HENDRICKS · 6 NOTES
  • Won three Florida state high school championships, once alongside future pros Scottie Barnes and Vernon Carey Jr.
  • His twin brother Tyler, a guard with the opposite temperament, played on the same teams for more than a decade after both took up the game at five.
  • He chose UCF over Florida, Florida State, Miami and LSU, becoming the highest-ranked recruit in the program's history.
  • As a freshman he was the only player in the country with 60 or more threes, 55 or more blocks and 35 or more dunks.
  • On December 7, 2025, he scored a career-high 20 points with four threes in 25 minutes against the defending champion Thunder.
  • Working back from the broken leg, he said his faith carried him through and promised the next season would be a fun one.