Flash Evaluations

<p>Of the many games watched Tuesday, the following players made PrepHoopsTN take notice.  </p> <p><span style="color: inherit; font-family: inherit; font-size: 2rem;">Fulton<strong> (77)</strong> vs. Scott County <strong>(53)</strong></span></p> <p><strong>Partial Rosters w/ starters*<br /> <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Fulton</span></strong><br /> #14 [player_tooltip player_id="1122457" first="Marcellus" last="Jackson"]* (2023)<br /> #20 Tahj Kimber* (2024)<br /> #22 [player_tooltip player_id="537305" first="Tommy" last="Sweat"]* (2021)<br /> #34 <br /> #44 Tyler Lee* (2024)<br /> <br /> <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Scott County</strong></span><br /> #1 Cash Tucker*<br /> #5 Dalton Prewitt*<br /> #12 Luke West*<br /> #13 <br /> #22 [player_tooltip player_id="1029818" first="Trey" last="Morrow"]* (2022)</p> <p><strong>#44 Tyler Lee*</strong> <strong>(Fulton)</strong> - Successfully challenged Morrow in the mid-range. Morriw is clearly among the best pure scorers in the state and #44 capably moved his feet to deter. It is unlikely he could hold with him for a full game or even a quarter, but the glimpse of what he could become defensively is exciting.</p> <p><strong>#14 [player_tooltip player_id="1122457" first="Marcellus" last="Jackson"]*</strong> <strong>(Fulton)</strong> - He can play. Expert body control mid-air. Knocked down an early three-pointer from the wing. Dove on the floor to hunt for a loose ball seconds later. Fiery. Skilled. Undersized. Class of 2023.</p> <p><strong>Cash Tucker (Scott County) -  </strong>Natural speed.  Tucker is a dynamo with the basketball.  Crafty in close. Needs more upper body strength.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1029818" first="Trey" last="Morrow"] (Scott County)  - </strong>Electric scorer. Trey will be a Mr. Basketball candidate.  He deserves mounds and mounds of praise and recognition.  That said, Morrow was not unstoppable on this night.  Fulton managed to throw flailing arms at him, challenge or at least pester, during most shot attempts.  The ceiling for Morrow is still in question.  Is he a D1 starter at some point?  Probably.  Morrow’s skills and clinical attacks are remarkable for a high school player.  The Fulton game was a fantastic challenge though and perhaps re-introduced how much he will need to improve to score constantly at the pinnacle of this sport.  Morrow is admittedly carrying a massive scoring burden with his team when they face elite Class AA teams like Fulton.  Honestly, Fulton is a potential State Champion.  This criticism all must be understood within the context of Trey is among the best scorers in the state...and he also has room to improve.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><em>Follow @AndrewForce8.</em></p>