Prep Hoops 2k21: Scotty B’s National Under The Radar Prospects
Prep Hoops 2k21 over the weekend in Indianapolis was a tremendous opportunity to evaluate top talent from across the country in a setting with college coaches watching. We look at prospects in the event in our post event coverage today…
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Continue ReadingPrep Hoops 2k21 over the weekend in Indianapolis was a tremendous opportunity to evaluate top talent from across the country in a setting with college coaches watching. We look at prospects in the event in our post event coverage today with Prep Hoops 2k21: Scotty B’s National Under The Radar Prospects!
Mitchell Rylee (Midwest Basketball Club 17U)
Rylee had the early breakout game of the event. In the first game we saw on Friday Rylee went off. The power forward from Midwest Basketball Club played with power and athleticism. He threw down dunk after dunk. Scored on the block, crashed the glass, and finished dump off passes.
Jamar Franklin (Team Speights 17U)
Franklin opened up the eyes of a lot of college coaches with his play in Indy. The top prospect from Team Speights out of Florida is a combo guard that is slippery off the dribble getting in the lane where he either got all the way to the rim or stopped and popped from mid-range.
Anthony Allen (Tulsa Hawks 17U)
Allen had a nice July for the Tulsa Hawks. Bouncy four man that plays with a lot of energy. He threw down some explosive jams and was a force in transition. The power forward can also step out to hit three on occasion.
AJ Lesburt (Mass Rivals 17U)
The Mass Rivals wing was excellent with his perimeter shooting as one of the better national shot makers we saw from three over the weekend.
Max Poulton (Mass Rivals 17U)
Extremely under recruited 2022 prospect. At 6’5″ the two guard is a lights out shooter from beyond the arc which he showed in Indy with the way he let it fly from deep!
George Turkson (Mass Rivals 17U)
This 2024 6’7″ might not be a nationally known name yet and only has one high-major offer, but that is certainly going to change fast. Shot blocker that defended all over the floor, rim ran, and had a nice right handed hook shot.
Kevon Vanderhorst (Team Loaded North Carolina 16U)
Point guard with a great understanding for the game making dishes all over the floor. Slick driver that threw dimes to his teammates left and right.
Logan Duke (Team Loaded North Carolina 16U)
Duke shined as a sound mid-range shooter that made them at a nice clip throughout the event for Team Loaded NC.
Jaxson Young (Iowa Barnstormers 17U)
Young had a monster second half in the Barnstormers comeback win against Team Rose on Saturday night. Scoring combo guard that is incredibly acrobatic with his finishing and can stop and pop for threes.
Bajedo Omot (D1 Minnesota 17U)
Omot impressed us with his long and rangy frame at 6’7”. The forward runs the floor with fluidity and can put it on the deck with long strides in the half court where he went for 17 points against Team Loaded Virginia.
Treysen Eaglestaff (D1 Minnesota 17U)
Eaglestaff did everything he could to try to bring his team back. Plus shooter with size that is a well above average spot up shooter. Drained an array of threes for 15 points.
Vynce Overshown & Jaeden Williams (NWI Tradition 16U)
Pair of smaller guards that put up massive numbers over the weekend as Overshown dropped 40 points in one contest while Williams consistently produced between 18-20 points each game.