VB Feast Jam Post Grad Standouts
The Virginia Beach Sports Center put on their second annual “Feast Jam” jamboree at their beautiful facility at the oceanfront, and they had some of the top teams across the east coast competing in a multi-game jamboree style. Here’s a…
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Continue ReadingThe Virginia Beach Sports Center put on their second annual “Feast Jam” jamboree at their beautiful facility at the oceanfront, and they had some of the top teams across the east coast competing in a multi-game jamboree style.
Here’s a look at some of the top standouts from the post grad division.
Jacob Cooper | 5’9” PG | Combine Academy PG 2022
Cooper continues to show he’s one of the top available point guards in the area, as the VB native came home and put on an absolute show. If you’re willing to overlook his height you will find a natural leader and winner who can do pretty much anything on the court whether it’s scoring at will from all three levels, making everyone on the team better or getting wherever he wants off the bounce.
Jayden Brewer | 6’5” WG | Combine Academy PG 2022
Brewer is a fast rising prospect who has huge potential on both ends of the floor and is very productive now but still has room to improve in a number of ways. He’s a dynamic athlete who plays above the rim effortlessly, he’s a good shooter who should continue to improve with more reps and he has huge potential with his length and athleticism on the defensive end.
Jayson Harris | 6’8” PF | Combine Academy PG 2022
Harris is another 757 native who came back and had a big weekend as Combine went undefeated on the weekend and he’s looking like a division one big at this point. He’s grown to a legit 6’8” and has a very strong frame, he plays with a good motor and rebounds very well on both ends of the floor and he has great touch in the paint and through traffic as well as touch out to the three-point line.
Kyrese Mullen Kyrese Mullen 6'6" | PF Massanutten | 2022 State VA | 6’6” PF | Massanutten PG 2022
Mullen is a player I have seen a lot over the past few years and he played as good as I’ve ever seen him this weekend as he’s improved not only his body but also his game and the combination of that makes him look like a totally different player. While he’s a strong bully in the post he’s become more mobile and explosive around the rim, he has really improved as a shooter to where he’s a knock down stretch guy and he outplayed a lot of very good players on the weekend.
Kanye Clary Kanye Clary 5'11" | PG Massanutten | 2022 State VA | 5’11” PG | Massanutten PG 2022
The Penn State commit is another VB native who came back and had a dominant weekend for a Massanutten team that went undefeated. Clary is about as shifty and slippery of a guard as you’ll find as he can get anywhere on the court and make plays for himself and others, he can score it from deep and in the midrange off the bounce with ease and he just continues to get better and better every time you see him play and that’s a testament to his work ethic.
Keyshawn Hall | 6’7” F | TSF National 2022
Hall is one of the biggest stock risers in the post grad ranks after his summer with C2K where he picked up double digit offers with his versatility at his size. He’s a strong built forward who can really handle the basketball and create shots off the bounce, he can score it from all three levels and is excellent from deep and when he gets downhill and he’s a walking mismatch with his blend of size and skill.
Kasheem Grady | 6’4” WG | TSF National 2022
Grady had a great first game when I watched them play, as the long and athletic two guard can flat out fill it up from deep and has a lot of tools that translate to the next level. He has good length and height at his position, he has a quick release and sets his feet and can let it fly from well beyond the line and he’s underrated in his ability to play off the bounce as well.