Players That Pop
It’s evident to see that each team left in the playoff hunt has a few players that have been huge for them all year. Some have been leading scorers and what not but there are some players that just pop.…
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Continue ReadingIt’s evident to see that each team left in the playoff hunt has a few players that have been huge for them all year. Some have been leading scorers and what not but there are some players that just pop. They pass they eyeball test and they get it done regardless of how many points they put up.
6’8 SF Cameron Brimhall (Lone Peak High School)
With 26 huge points Cameron was a big reason Lone Peak was able to upset the #3 seeded Falcons who also happen to be a region foe. Cameron is smooth under the hoop and he can finish with contact. He can step out and shoot the ball as well. He can get up and down the floor, he defends the perimeter and alters shots. The junior has the game to make a solid push to earn the attention of college prospects.
6’3 SG Jake Sampson (Davis High School)
Jake makes it look absolutely effortless. He can pull from anywhere in the gym which puts a lot of pressure on team defense. If teams come out he has so many shooters on the court that alloes him to make the right read to give his teammates the opportunity to score, He is long and plays great defense and gets in the lanes and creates havoc and instant offense.
6’4 CG Trevan Leonhardt (Davis High School)
Trevan will do what it takes to win but he will also take what you give him. He handles the ball, shoots and drives at a high level. I can see him picking up some major interest because he can do so much.
6’4 G Baylor Harrop (Fremont High School)
Baylor is athletic and can elevate in traffic. He hits the long ball but is most dangerous attacking the rim. He can create off the dribble with the best of them. Baylor also has a strong handle on with the ball as he can evade defenders in the open court as well as the half-court.
6’4 G Dallin Hall (Fremont High School)
Dallin doesn’t stand around he moves without the basketball. He moves the defense and kicks to open shooters, He can score when he wants. He rebounds and gets his head up quickly to push the tempo or direct traffic with his own pace with the ball. They way he spaces the floor by positioning himself is something that is often unseen by the average eye.