Best Available: 2020 Small Forwards

We are pushing out our look into the recruiting scene as we enter the back half of the season. Today, we have our full list of small forwards that are available in the 2020 class. Currently Committed: # Prospect HT…

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We are pushing out our look into the recruiting scene as we enter the back half of the season. Today, we have our full list of small forwards that are available in the 2020 class.

Currently Committed:

#	Prospect	HT	POS	High School	AAU	College
1	D’Andre Davis	6’6	SF	Lawrence Central	Indy Heat EYBL 2020	Louisville
2	Tre Coleman	6’6	SF	Jeffersonville	Indiana Elite 2020	Nevada
3	Andrew Welage	6’7	SF	Greensburg	Indiana Elite East 2020	Wright State
4	Jake Wadding	6’4	SF	Chesterton	SYF 2020	Grace College
5	Dylan Stafford	6’4	SF	Muncie Central	Indy Ice 2020	Spring Arbor
6	Luke Dunn	6’3	SF	Yorktown	Indiana Ice 2020	Embry-Riddle

Best Available:

#	Prospect	HT	POS	High School	AAU
1	Qualen Pettus	6’4	SF	Fort Wayne Northrop	Indy Heat Red 2020
2	Jacob Johnson	6’5	SF	Oldenburg Academy	Indiana Legends 2020
3	Murray Becher	6’4	SF	Heritage Hills	DistinXion 2020
4	Anthony Scales	6’4	SF	Zionsville	Indiana Elite East 2020
5	Carson Barrett	6’5	SF	Central Catholic	Indiana Elite Ice 2020
6	Dillon Duff	6’5	SF	Fort Wayne Snider	Indy Heat Red 2020
7	Garrott Ott-Large	6’4	SF	LaPorte	EG10 2020
8	Kole Hornbuckle	6’4	SF	Hamilton Southeastern	Indiana Elite North 2020
9	Nicholas Schiavello	6’5	SF	Columbus North	Club 1 Elite 2020
10	Noah Hedrick	6’4	SF	Covenant Christian	N/A
11	Shawn Hart	6’4	SF	Lawrence Central	Future Rookies 2020
12	Kadaphi Honaker	6’4	SF	Park Tudor	Indiana Elite Prospects 2020
13	Ben Lins	6’4	SF	Covenant Christian-DeMotte	Indiana Dawgz 2020
14	Jordan Stolle	6’3	SF	Richmond	Indiana Legends 2020
15	Champ McCorkle	6’5	SF	Greenwood Christian	Indiana Elite Premier 2020
16	Jackson Hiester	6’4	SF	Evansville Mater Dei	Pocket City 2020
17	Gavin Herrema	6’4	SF	Kankakee Valley	SYF 2020
18	Isaac Farnsworth	6’3	SF	Fort Wayne Snider	Indiana Elite Summit City 2020
19	Nathan Brown	6’4	SF	Homeschool	Indiana Ice 2020
20	Malik Tansmore	6’5	SF	Crispus Attucks	N/A
21	Jerrian Owsley	6’5	SF	Ben Davis	N/A
22	Alec Grinsfelder	6’5	SF	Homestead	Club 1 Prime 2020
23	Sam Comer	6’4	SF	Danville	Indiana Elite Ice 2020
24	Jackson Hughes	6’5	SF	Zionsville	Indiana Elite Heat 2020
25	Alex Hunt	6’4	SF	Noblesville	GPP Red 2020
26	Nate Webb	6’5	SF	Lafayette Central Catholic	N/A
27	Nick Sebastiao	6’3	SF	Scottsburg	N/A
28	Louis Brock	6’5	SF	Castle	N/A
29	Christian Simpson	6’4	SF	Sullivan	N/A
30	Alec Bevelhimer	6’3	SF	Brebeuf Jesuit	N/A
31	Dashon Scott	6’2	SF	Indianapolis Howe	N/A
32	Derek Jefferson	6’4	SF	Warren Central	GPP 2020 Silver
33	Grant Gresham	6’5	SF	LaPorte	N/A
34	Cleveland Neal	6’3	SF	Bowman Academy	SYF 2020
35	Colton Nickelson	6’4	SF	Crawford County	N/A
36	Ben Cooney	6’5	SF	Center Grove	N/A
37	Eric Roudebush	6’4	SF	New Palestine	N/A
38	Sam Richey	6’3	SF	Bishop Chatard	N/A
39	Jordan Watson	6’6	SF	Indian Creek	N/A

Breakdown: The group of small forwards has maybe the most upside of the position still on the table. There are a number of really undervalued targets that could still be had at this point. Only 6 players are off the board at this point so that leaves 39 still on the board.

Starting at the top, Qualen Pettus is a guy that has the upside of a true DI player but has yet to really tap into that with any consistency. Wouldn’t be shocked by the chance at a post-grad stint as he could bounce up quickly and draw the eye in a year or two of some high level schools. Jacob Johnson is another that is a little befuddling. He has some things that will make him cheap for some non-DI programs and honestly believe if he was in the northern part of the state, in the heart of all of those NAIA programs, he’d have more than just a handful of offers.

What we are seeing to this point are that of some few stock risers like a Dillon Duff or Kole Hornbuckle that are getting some local schools involved. But, we are also looking at plenty of versatility. Now, the wing spot is normally the most versatile but in regards to scoring the ball, there are a few with guys like Nick Schiavello, Noah Hedrick, and Jerrian Owsley. They have really stepped up their games and shown the ability to score the ball in numerous ways this year.