Top available senior SF Part 2

<p>In our last article we looked at some of the top available SF in the senior class from the state of Ohio. We are continuing our list with part 2, highlighting some more seniors who deserve to be on a lot of college recruiting lists.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="805197" first="Jason" last="Foster"], 6’5 SF Olentangy Orange 2021: Foster is a combo forward who can play either the 3 or the 4. At 6’5 he’s got solid height for either position at the D2/NAIA/D3 level. Foster is a slashing wing who is difficult to stop once he gets a head of steam. Foster is an impressive athlete who has thrown dunk some impressive dunks in his career. The big question on Foster will be if he can space the floor, he’s currently a guy you can basically leave wide open from the perimeter when he is off-ball. I think Foster is a player who has the chance to develop well during his time in college, and be a productive player during his later years.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="918964" first="AJ" last="Adams"], 6’4 SF Findlay 2021: Adams is a guy I’ve never gotten to see in person, as the two sport star from Findlay helped his team upset Lima Shanwee and snap their 40 game winning streak. Adams is an impressive athlete, as shown by his college interest in multiple sports. I’m not going to go too far into detail on a scouting report because I have very limited viewing experience on Adams, but he’s worth checking out if he decides to go the basketball route for college.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="919034" first="Nash" last="Hostetler"], 6’4 SF Dublin Coffman 2021: Hostetler is one of the best shooters in the state. In this day and age, with his size and basketball IQ, I think Hostetler is a no brainer scholarship kid. While Hostetler isn’t very quick or explosive, he does a nice job of moving without the basketball and freeing himself from tight defense. When he gets time and space, it’s almost always going in from anywhere on the court. I’m not sure why D2 and NAIA programs haven’t come calling yet for Hostetler, but if a D3 can snag him, that would be an absolute steal in my eyes. You won’t find 5 better shooters in the senior class than Hostetler.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="918992" first="Patrick" last="Ivory"], 6’5 SF Northmont 2021: Ivory is a guy I did a film room video on, getting a very detailed look at his talents as a prospect. Ivory plays well in transition and is making some developments as a shooter and decision maker. He’s getting plenty of ball-handling reps for Northmont this season, but could be even more efficient in a smaller offensive role in college. Wilberforce has offered the 6’5 senior wing.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1078616" first="Chris" last="Peoples"], 6’5 SF Fairport Harding 2021: Peoples transferred to Fairport Harding after it was clear that East Tech would not be playing winter sports this year. In his first three games, Peoples was scoring almost 20 PPG with 15 rebounds and 9 assists a game. Playing at a small school in NEO like Fairport Harding might keep Peoples under the radar, but I believe Peoples has a strong case to be a scholarship prospect. He can play either forward position and doesn’t back down from anybody.</p>