Class of 2016 Posts Overview

<p>The class of 2016 brings more size than normal across the board but the posts are littered with players who will more than likely play the four in college. <strong>Robert Williams</strong> is a guy who could have slid to the wing portion but is more than likely going to man the post at the next level.</p><p>Like Williams, <strong>Brison Gresham </strong>and <strong>Cam Lard</strong> make their biggest impact on the defensive end. Gresham is long and athletic and defends the rim or can switch on the perimeter while Lard is the stronger version who is more apt to defender a physical post threat. Both are great in their own rights.</p> <p><strong>Mike Layssard</strong> is the most offensive minded big man in the class as he can score it from multiple levels and excels in one on one situations all across the court. <strong>Khalea Turner</strong> is great from the high post and has been for a long time. Once he&#39;s back, Helen Cox will be a tough match-up.</p> <p><strong>Javante Washington </strong>showed flashes for EP Elite this summer and a guy like <strong>Jarod Carter</strong> just entered the state with raw potential which Bonnabel coaches are working with quickly. <strong>Amari McCray</strong> is big from North Louisiana who will get plenty of looks.</p> <p><strong>Bladrick Veal</strong> and <strong>Austin Guy</strong> are athletic bigs that will be on the gridiron in college. Both have played quarterback at times but could be switching positions for college. On the court, they provide physical play with more skill than most realize.</p>