Late Regular Season Sleepers

Keith Agran February 18, 2021 @ 12:20 PM

The Wolves are deep at guard and on the wing so each night can be a different star but Blackwell always catches my eye, so quick with the ball and an advanced handle, an A+ on-ball defender, love the range out to the line combined with a fearless approach to getting into the lane, in that under 6-foot PG club but has too much skill for next level recruiters to ignore.

Taevon Lewis | Senior | SF | Dacula

Easily overshadowed by bigger names on the roster he was terrific in the win over Buford, stepped up for some big buckets when the stars cooled late in the game, at 6-4 plays more like a 4-man in this lineup but has the skills of a 3-man out past the arc, love the fight and will do some dirty work to get his numbers be it on the glass or working hard for his O on that end.

Lays low at times but is so potent when called on to turn it up, long-range shooting has really taken a jump this year making him even more dangerous because he can blow by you with his big body at 6-4, a superior defensive prospect as he guards all 5 positions, on that list of exceptional rebounding wings, another team having a big season and Duncan has been massively important to that.

A well-known commodity having come over from St Francis, but with the stellar AJ White AJ White 5'11" | PG Chattahoochee | 2021 State GA posting consistently special numbers Brown can seem like a sleeper on a given night, great speed pushing the pace he’s reigned in his game a bit and it’s resulted in more poise and effectiveness on the offensive end, can pop you for a 3-ball and is emerging as a top defensive guard prospect as well.

Carries a lot of star power coming off a monster 2020 summer but what puts him on a sleeper list is how he helps wins games when he might not have his best stuff, he handles the ball, plays off the wings, rebounds and defends, is one of the ATL metro’s most heady charge-takers, has big shot capability when called on and with a great frame can really get downhill to the basket at 6-3.

Andrew Munroe | Senior | SG | Galloway

So easy to lose track of players with the special Anthony Arrington Anthony Arrington 6'2" | SG Galloway | 2022 State #241 Nation GA on board, but I love what Munroe does for the Scots, a good athlete who can handle the ball when called upon and likes to drive with speed and strength, also showed he can step out the arc against Providence Christian, his defensive versatility at just 6-1 (he matched with PC’s 6-8 Tony Carpio Tony Carpio 6'7" | PF Providence | 2022 State GA at times) on a team that lacks size makes him indispensable for a team that has posted a gaudy record this year.

Winning player with versatile abilities at both ends, can shoot it and drive it hard with a strong frame, unselfish but not afraid to take over a possession if a gap presents itself, a top flight defender, the kind of veteran player that will be key to the Wildcats pursuit of a 2nd straight state title.

Khedric Oliver | Senior | PF | Wheeler

Does the dirty work for the Wildcats with a combination of great effort and excellent athletic ability, a problem for opponents on the glass as well as off the fast break, high flier coming from the wing provides yet another frontcourt piece to an already stellar grouping.

Cayden Charles | Junior | SG | Allatoona

There are hints of what Charles can become next year when he breaks free from an established veteran bunch for the Bucs, a terrific athlete who gets from point A to B with a smoothness, has work to do on his perimeter shooting but is dynamic off the break attacking the rim and really can slice through a defense for finishes in the halfcourt.