Miller Factory 16U: Prospect Overview
Brandon Little
<p>Last week, we took a short look at the 17U team from Miller Factory. Now with complete information, taking a look at the 16U squad! A talented roster with big plans this season!</p>
<h3>Complete Roster:</h3>
<p> Ani Elliott SF</p>
<p>MJ Davis G</p>
<p>Malcolm Curry G</p>
<p>Dylan Hoosier G</p>
<p>Kei-Von Wiggins PG</p>
<p>Jaden Winbush G</p>
<p>Tabari Howard G</p>
<p>Jake Radcliff G</p>
<p>Prophet Johnson F</p>
<p>Quanaire Tatum G/PG</p>
<p>Obed Achirem F</p>
<h3>Notables:</h3>
<p>• #3 Malcolm Curry - Curry someone that can be relied upon to score in bunches. He thrives attacking the basket, though he's also shown the ability to rattle off 3 pointers and pull up jumpers. Three level scorer when on his game, can light up a team.<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span></p>
<p>• #13 Prophet Johnson - Johnson is a floor general who can navigate traffic in the half court. His ability to lead a Team and his pinpoint passing helps make things easy on his teammates offensively. Prophet is a very crafty prospect.<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span></p>
<p>• #24 Obed Achirem - Obed has a very high motor with a physical frame of a football player. Effective from the high post attacking defenders with quick and decisive drives to the rim. Defensively, a lockdown defender that crashes the boards.<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span></p>
<p>• #0 Ani Elliott - Elliott is a skilled, talented and well-built frontline prospect that protects the paint and controls the glass tremendously. Offensively, has a nice touch around the rim & more then capable of knocking down the mid range jumper as well.</p>
<p>• #1 MJ Davis - Davis has a smooth game and a pure knock down shooter. Very active on defense, long arms and a wing that crashes the glass on both ends. On the offensive end able to attack the rim creating for others, where he can drive and kick, or score.<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span></p>
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