6 Texas Sized Playmakers
Late game every coach wants that one player they can look to make a big play for his team. The following names below are prospects with the potential to come through in the clutch. These young men not only bring…
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Continue ReadingLate game every coach wants that one player they can look to make a big play for his team. The following names below are prospects with the potential to come through in the clutch. These young men not only bring the ability but the size to compete at the next level.
KJ Pruitt
What more could you ask for in a modern point guard? Pruitt is a diesel with a big engine and the touch to match. The 6-4 combo has college-ready strength and athletic pop to show it off. This year he’s showing major improvement from beyond the arc. The senior guard has what it takes to contribute immediately at the next level.
Lav Cvetkovic
This 6-8 dream on the wing brings big-time range to the floor. With combo forward size and above-average three point shooting Cvetkovic will earn run in any system. You’ll buy for the floor stretching and relish the fact he’s no stiff when he has to dribble the ball. That package just sounds like big-time playmaking potential.
Kameron Pruitt
The other Pruitt is another one of the bigger guys making plays on the perimeter. At first glimpse, you see an undersized 4 with enough athleticism for him to not seem out of place. Then you notice the ball skills that create enough space for his smooth jump shot. That’s big playmaking potential right there ladies and gentlemen. Pruitt’s size, athleticism, and skill make him a killer under the right circumstances.
Kobe Ollison
The first big to make this list, Ollison is strong enough to score through most contact. Whether he catches it in the post or has to create for himself 15 feet out this guy is solid. He’s a threat from three and a game-changer on the boards. With his closer DNA and his ability to affect every part of the floor, he will be a two-dimensional playmaking threat.
Colbie Holliman
One of the best big man outlet passers in the state knows how to start a fast break. He’s able to convert that same vision in the half court even when he’s doubled teamed. Where he’s dangerous is his ability to keep plays alive with his rebounding on both sides of the ball. Needing an extra rebound he’s your guy.
Gabe Rayer
Rayer’s game is in style. A tough two-way wing with fluid athleticism. Need him to put it on the floor? Check. Need him as a cutter? Check. Need him in the corner for a quick three? Check. You can prime Rayer for late game action.