Texas Top 250 Standouts Pt. 2
Dallas was chopped full of talent during their Top 250 expo. This is part two in a series of articles about the event’s standout players. Elijah McBath McBath was a strong playmaker all afternoon long. He saw the floor well,…
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Continue ReadingDallas was chopped full of talent during their Top 250 expo. This is part two in a series of articles about the event’s standout players.
Elijah McBath
McBath was a strong playmaker all afternoon long. He saw the floor well, dropping passes to the right player time and time again. He’s a crafty ball handler keeping his defenders on their haunches.
Isaac Brown
Brown is a defensive hound. Lean and long he’s a switchable defender with a lot of heart. He shoots the three well shooting around 35% in four games. He’s a high IQ player that knows when to gamble on defense and where to be on offense.
Grant Pressly
Pressly checks off all the boxes as a wing. He has great size for the position, a knack for shooting the ball, and defensive chops. He’s a great secondary ball-handler who knows how to run an offense. He’s such a smooth athlete that it doesn’t look like he’s trying yet defenders can’t stick to him and finishes big dunk soft touch.
Eric Johnson
Johnson is a raw super athletic prospect. 6-6 with long arms he’s built for versatility on both ends. He’s long enough to cover 1-5 and has the quickness to stay with anyone even if his strength isn’t there yet. He has a high motor which lead to him attempting several chase down blocks all with him catching them no matter what the gap was and slapping the top of the square.
Thyrell McCline
McCline is an agile combo forward with big-time athleticism. He’s long enough to make up for the height he gives up in the post and strong enough to hold his own. The most surprising part of his game is the guard skills he flashes. He’s able to take opponents off the dribble and is a nightmare in transition. Incredibly switchable on the defensive end.
Jaylon Tyson
Tyson was the truest point guard in attendance at Prep Hoops Top250. Built like a brick house and ready to lead any team. He set up teammates in makeshift sets in every game he played in. His size allows him to switch on bigger players and gives him the advantage when driving to the lane. A high IQ prospect.