3 Pack: Some Top Versatile Players

<p>Coaches are always looking for players that can provide versatility to their roster. A player that can play multiple position if they decide to go small or even bigger. Here are a few players that can provide some versatility from what we have already seen from them. </p> <p><strong>6’8 [player_tooltip player_id="755614" first="Jake" last="Wahlin"] (Timpview)</strong></p> <p>While Jake has the height to play down on the blocks, his true game is away from the basket. Helping on the weak side getting blocks off the ball. With a great outside game and vision to pass the ball at multiple areas on the court Jake is one of the most versatile prospects in the state. He is a nice pick n’ pop action player. Running the floor he can really stretch the floor by filling the wing and pulling bigs out that allows for open lanes. </p> <p><strong>6’8 [player_tooltip player_id="755613" first="Cameron" last="Brimhall"] (Lone Peak)</strong></p> <p>Cameron has a big body and a great motor as he works his game inside out. With consistent  versatility Cameron can give you 1 to 2 threes a game at minimum. When he gets going, full steam ahead he is hard to stop. He is a workhorse on both ends of the court. He is able to move laterally to defend on a switch and his athleticism is somewhat underrated. </p> <p><strong>6’5 [player_tooltip player_id="933805" first="Tyson" last="Hawkins"] (Lehi)</strong></p> <p>A player you should know is [player_tooltip player_id="933805" first="Tyson" last="Hawkins"] who has some game. He quietly put together a solid season. Tyson could be classified as a stat stuffer. A player that could flirt with a triple double every night and help his team win. He doesn’t need to score a lot of points to be effective the game in a positive way. Hes had games were he has hit 6 three pointers, he’s had 7 assist game as well. He can fill it up from multiple levels. Tyson can also handle the ball to add to his shot making ability. </p> <p>&nbsp;</p>