2020-21 Preview: Offerless Shooting Guards

Jasin Sinani

Collin Parker

August 30, 2020 @ 06:16 PM

Before the 2021 class plays their final high school season, PHW looks at which shooting guards are available for college scouts. [player_tooltip player_id="804915" first="Cael" last="McGee"] - Stoughton: I doubt McGee remains offerless for much longer. The high flying guard is an electric prospect, and he’s not only a dunker. McGee has a powerful, athletic hop step along with side-to-side movements that work well in the paint. He has the ball-handling skills to help him on the perimeter, although he’s still improving as a shooter on the outside. [player_tooltip player_id="879991" first="Max" last="Kunnert"] - Brookfield Academy: I watched Kunnert in person for the first time this summer, and there’s a lot to like skill-wise. His sturdy frame and strength give him the upper hand defensively, allowing him to switch screens and defend guards or forwards. On offense, he has a methodical, effortless style. His calling card on that end is his three-point shot, but he showed skill with his footwork and combo moves. [player_tooltip player_id="804920" first="Jasin" last="Sinani"] - Oak Creek: Sinani is gaining recruiting traction every week. The shooting guard is a scoring savant, able to dice up defenses at all three levels. His shooting mechanics caught my eye immediately during his time on the summer circuit, and his decision making when scoring the ball is elite. Wofford is the latest school reaching out, and major division one and two schools should pull the trigger with an offer. [player_tooltip player_id="935489" first="Mason" last="Dorn"] - Seymour: Dorn is a deliberate, purposeful scorer. He averaged roughly 30 points a game in the first couple games last season, finishing the year with 24.4 a game. Although there’s more growth coming physically, a high-release jumper and lengthy frame give him leeway against bigger defenders. He’s also got a switch he can turn on and off, as he’s able to go on quick scoring runs at any time. [player_tooltip player_id="879985" first="Quinton" last="Murrell"] - Milwaukee King: The slasher has a refined driving arsenal, his best moments coming when he uses his body to sidestep defenders or improvise in the paint. Murrell is coming along from outside the arc as well. Most importantly, he can lead a team as the number one guy, as he propelled Milwaukee King to an undefeated regular season as a junior.