<p>What point guards in the 2020 class are flying a bit under the radar and are sleepers who could emerge over the next year? Here are a few worth tracking moving forward!</p>
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<p><strong>Alex Wood (Normal U-High)</strong></p>
<p>Current Ranking: #76<br />
Travel Team: Young & Reckless</p>
<p>Wood is a rock solid point guard out of central Illinois who had an outstanding junior campaign. Capable shooter that distributes well.</p>
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<p><strong>Alec Millender (St. Rita)</strong></p>
<p>Current Ranking: #78<br />
Travel Team: ET21 Buckeyes</p>
<p>Millender has been the leader of a talented ET21 Buckeyes squad that has showed well this spring on the PrepHoops Circuit. Slick ball handler that dishes the rock and can hit open shots.</p>
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<p><strong>Grant Niego (Lyons)</strong></p>
<p>Current Ranking: #81<br />
Travel Team: Chicago Lockdown</p>
<p>Niego is a leader at the point who always has been noted as a solid shooter and pass first point guard. Really improved his athleticism and ability to score off the bounce.</p>
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<p><strong>Jashawn Anderson (East St. Louis)</strong></p>
<p>Current Ranking: #82</p>
<p>We haven’t seen Anderson this spring, but what he did during the high school season was enough for D2 and D3 programs to be very intrigued. He isn’t the tallest guard, but pushes the pace and hits open shots.</p>
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<p><strong>Jack Kahoun (Oswego)</strong></p>
<p>Current Ranking: #101<br />
Travel Team: Breakaway</p>
<p>Kahoun is a smooth overall player at the point that we saw several times during the high school season. Capable shot maker from the perimeter who will find a nice home at the next level.</p>
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<p><strong>Devin Davis (Westinghouse)</strong></p>
<p>Current Ranking: #104<br />
Travel Team: Young & Reckless</p>
<p>Explosive and fast point guard that likes to push the pace. Scored a lot in high school, but was hit and miss when we saw him over the last six months. The talent is definitely there though without question!</p>
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<p><strong>Elijah Pickens (Curie)</strong></p>
<p>Current Ranking: #120<br />
Travel Team: Team Rose</p>
<p>Pickens is a diminutive point guard who uses his speed in the open floor to get scores himself or find open teammates. Going to be running the show for a talented Curie squad this year.</p>
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<p><strong>Blake McKay (Woodlawn)</strong></p>
<p>Current Ranking: #135<br />
Travel Team: Illinois Bears</p>
<p>McKay is a combo guard who can score it. One of the better scoring guards in southern Illinois who has worked to develop his all-around game.</p>
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<p><strong>Jack Baldridge (Timothy Christian)</strong></p>
<p>Current Ranking: #148<br />
Travel Team: Hoops Intensity Training</p>
<p>What we like about Baldridge is the way he controls the game with his passing and the lefty can knock down shots from deep.</p>
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<p><strong>Jacob Schadegg (Breese Mater Dei)</strong></p>
<p>Current Ranking: #149<br />
Travel Team: Illinois Bears</p>
<p>Plus shooter from southern Illinois who is an absolute sniper from deep! Fierce player who gets the most out of his ability.</p>
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<p><strong>Zach Miller (Hyde Park)</strong></p>
<p>Current Ranking: #152<br />
Travel Team: Full Package</p>
<p>Miller opened our eyes up this spring with a strong showing on the PrepHoops Circuit with Full Package Walker. Slick handling lefty guard with a fluid jumper.</p>
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