Notes on the 2021 Class: Page Two

<p>With their senior campaigns approaching them, the 2021 class for the most part is still open season for recruiting. Down below are some of the 2021s that I have had the chance to see play. I encourage all colleges of each level to check out these young men. The talent is obvious!</p> <p>7. [player_tooltip player_id="798708" first="Mason" last="Makovec"]- 6’5 F<br /> *Absolutely loves to bang in the paint. Very physical as a forward.<br /> *Very high IQ rebounder. Consistently as a junior could grab 10 boards a game, likely will grab even more next season.<br /> *Rolls well out of pick &amp; rolls.</p> <p>8. Kyjuan Oden- 5’10 CG<br /> *Was one of the most dangerous shot creating guards in the 757 last season.<br /> *Does not seem to have an ego on the court. Even if he did not start he would come in and dominate.<br /> *Is very capable of scoring 30.<br /> *Excellent pull up jump shot. His creativity makes it hard to tell when he is pulling up.<br /> *Being sub 6’ does not impact him on the court. His quickness and scoring prowess makes up for it.</p> <p>9. [player_tooltip player_id="697140" first="Jacob" last="Cooper"]- 5’8 PG<br /> *Definitely is one of the best leaders in the 757. This is crucial because he is running the point at the next level.<br /> *Absolutely excels at hitting the open shooters. If you have shooters around him he is liable to get 10 assists.<br /> *Averaged 16 points a game as a junior. Being a proven scorer puts pressure on the defense.</p> <p>10. Elijah Kennedy- 6’4 SG<br /> *Might be the most slept on 2021 for the 757.<br /> *Elite spot up shooter. If left open it is knockdown. <br /> *Because of his height he is very consistent at getting his shot off. This is crucial at the next level.<br /> *Can shoot coming off of screens at a high rate.<br /> *40%+ 3pt shooting potential.<br /> *Did I mention he is a shooter?</p> <p>11. [player_tooltip player_id="798695" first="Bryson" last="Spell"]- 6’10 F<br /> *Is working on evolving into a legit combo forward capable of playing the 3 through the 5. If his handle continues to improve it is over.<br /> *Very good spot up shooter. Very comfortable pulling from deep.<br /> *Grew an inch this summer. Also added some muscle <br /> *Underrated shot blocker. Covers distance and erases layups. Does not foul often which is good for a big.</p> <p>12. Corey Martin Jr- 6’5 W<br /> *Can potentially develop to play the 2-4 at the next level. This makes him one of the more intriguing prospects.<br /> *Energy player. Hard to keep him off of the boards. You have to box him out.<br /> *Very strong and very capable of banging in the paint. Ideal body type as a forward.<br /> *Runs the floor well and can easily finish lobs.</p>