Missouri Basketball Showcase: Team No. 5 Evals
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Prep Hoops Missouri takes a look at the prospects who played on Team No. 5 during Saturday’s action at the Missouri Basketball Showcase at Francis Howell Central. Brandon Mitchell-Day Brandon Mitchell-Day 6'8" | SF MICDS | 2022 State MO…
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Continue ReadingPrep Hoops Missouri takes a look at the prospects who played on Team No. 5 during Saturday’s action at the Missouri Basketball Showcase at Francis Howell Central.
Brandon Mitchell-Day Brandon Mitchell-Day 6'8" | SF MICDS | 2022 State MO 6’7″ MICDS: The 2022 forward enjoyed an excellent camp as he displayed his versatility in all facets of the game. He’s a potent offensive player from 15 feet in, but he also knocked down the 3-point shot. He scored well around the basket on cutting layups and offensive putbacks. He also showcased his playmaking skills as he handled the ball and dropped some serious dimes to open teammates. He was one of the top overall players at the event.
Brian Taylor Brian Taylor 6'4" | PG DeSmet | 2022 State MO 6’4″ DeSmet: The 2022 point displayed his excellent playmaking skills at both ends of the court. He has excellent instincts to go along with his athleticism. He can score at all three levels while being a good decision maker. Defensively, he created turnovers with his length and anticipation.
Camden Bennett Camden Bennett 6'3" | SG St. Joe Lafayette | 2023 State MO 6’3″ St. Joe Lafayette: The 2023 guard was one of the most physical guards at the showcase. He got downhill and finished at his normal rate. I was also pleased to see him hit the 3-point shot, which compliments his aggressive drive game. He also rebounded and delivered some nice passes in transition.
Trevin Williams 6’4″ Hazelwood Central: The 2022 wing was one of the surprise players of the day. He’s physically strong and he played with a lot of effort and activity. He got buckets on tough drives and got out and ran in transition for many more scores. He is a tough matchup because of his physical strength and skill level. He got to the free throw line and converted several And 1s on during the day.
Dez White 6’1″ Helias: The 2023 guard got his share of buckets during the day. He did a nice job of creating his offense off the dribble with 3-point shooting and slashing drives to the basket.
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6’6″ St. Joe Benton: The 2022 combo forward was very active with good length and versatility. He could put it on the floor and make plays off the dribble. He had some impressive inside finishes with dunks in traffic.
Travis Green III Travis Green III 6'2" | SG Hazelwood Central | 2024 State MO 6’1″ Whitfield: The 2024 wing displayed his fine all-around game as he played assertive and made plays throughout the day for himself and his teammates. He plays with a ton of energy, yet he combines it with a high basketball IQ. He’s playing fast and always pressing the issue, but he makes the right reads while doing so. Very impressive for a young player.
Mason Mosely 5’8 Vashon: The 2023 point guard was one of the quickest players at the camp. His pace was good as he utilized his speed well in the open court. He has a nice jump stop move in the lane to finish and he could make the open 3-pointer.