Purdue Elite Camp: Top Guards

<p>The Purdue Elite Camp on Saturday was packed with talent.  There were tons of talent from outside the state of Indiana but more than plenty from the Hoosier state.  We begin our look at the top prospects from the day&#39;s action with a look at the top guards.</p> <p><strong>Eric Hunter - 6’2 | PG | 2018 - Indianapolis Tindley</strong></p> <p>Hunter was really good during the game portion of the camp.  His shot was falling and most had a hard time stopping him.  His pull-up game in the mid-range stood out the most and if he can keep it going it should be one of the better attributes of his game.</p> <p><strong>Jamal Harris - 6’1 | SG | 2018 - Crispus Attucks</strong></p> <p>Harris is probably the best athlete in the state right now.  His jumping ability is off the charts and he showed that during Purdue&#39;s Camp.  Jamal is still going to have to add in different aspects of his game as most right now are based off his athleticism.  If he adds a jump shot he can be really good down the road.</p> <p><strong>Robert Phinisee - 5’11 | PG | 2018 - McCutcheon</strong></p> <p>Phinisee was impressive yesterday.  The 5&#39;11 guard showed some improved athleticism and as always he was a stellar lead guard.  Robert showed his ability to finish above the rim in the skill portion of the camp, something he hadn&#39;t showed to that point.  He&#39;s a tough on-ball defender for his age and should get better as he grows.</p> <p><strong>Robin Duncan - 6’3 | PG | 2018 - Evansville Harrison</strong></p> <p>Duncan is probably the biggest upside from the point guard spot in the 2018 class.  Saturday he was able to make great pass after great pass and did it without having to go out and make sure he got his shots as well.  He relies on running the offense as his main priority and scoring second.  With his size and the fact that he can score the ball, Robin is among the best in the class.</p> <p><strong>Cole Jenkins - 5’11 | PG | 2018 - Carmel</strong></p> <p>Jenkins had a very good day at Purdue&#39;s camp.  This might have been the best I&#39;ve seen him play.  His passing was on point and in the open court he was able to make some very good plays to set up his teammates.  He&#39;s got a 5th gear that he can use to get past a defender that is a bit understated.  Upside is still unknown as he continues to put his game together.</p> <p><strong>Kobe Webster - 5’10 | PG | 2017 - Park Tudor</strong></p> <p>Webster is a gamer and takes after Yogi Ferrell a little bit in his on-court demeanor.  Kobe doesn&#39;t have Yogi&#39;s upside but he&#39;s very good despite his small stature.  Strength isn&#39;t bad but he needs more and if he adds it to the game he already possesses, Webster&#39;s game could take a huge step forward.  </p> <p><strong>Jaylen Minnett - 6’1 | PG | 2017 - Terre Haute South</strong></p> <p>Minnett continues to be among the most electric players in the state.  If he hits shots early in the game it is time to take a seat and watch.  Passing will continue to be an area of improvement but he&#39;s tough and does very well to not shoot his team into trouble.  If he doesn&#39;t make his shots, he backs off and distributes.  Will have to continue to work to stay at the PG spot but that is where his biggest upside is.</p>