NC Unsigned Seniors To See: Part II
<p><i>Colleges that are still looking for talent shouldn’t worry ! There are still plenty of talented players left in the state that are unsigned and available</i>.</p>
<p><b>Moravian Prep Forward [player_tooltip player_id="833117" first="Luke" last="Davis"]</b>: One of the best players still on the board, he’s proven himself as legit LM/High D2 prospect. There is a possibility that he may go the JC route which would only boost his recruitment over the next two years. Overall he has a nice skillset, plays both ends of the court and there is plenty of upside in his game.</p>
<p><b>Millbrook HS Forward [player_tooltip player_id="833115" first="Sam" last="Hood"]</b>: He picked up quite a few offers over the past year or so, it’s only a matter of time before he finds the right school that fits his game. He’s a double/double type of player, scoring and rebounding at a high level by using his physicality and skillset. </p>
<p><b>Word of God Guard [player_tooltip player_id="833144" first="Chase" last="Forte"]</b>: Toughness is what you will notice first about this young man. Whenever he steps on the court he’s prepared to do battle, using his athleticism to not only score but also come up with defensive stops. In the last month he’s picked up some offers from D2 and JUCO programs.</p>
<p><b>South View HS Senior Forward Aiden McLaurin</b>: He’s still available and would be a nice pickup for a program that may be looking for a project player with plenty of upside. Throughout the season he showed flashes of how good he could be, and he brings legit size at the Forward spot at about 6’5.</p>
<p><b>Westover HS Guard Terrez Fryer</b>: With Westover being such a loaded squad, he wasn’t called on to bring a lot of offense but on the defensive side of the ball he made his mark. Using his combination of strength and lateral quickness , he showed that he can be an oustanding defender and a smaller college may want to give him a shot.</p>
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