Best Available 2021 PGs

<p>What point guards are still left on the board in the class of 2021?  Here are the best available after their senior campaigns!</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="920940" first="Anthony" last="Sayles"] (Niles Notre Dame)</strong></p> <p>Overall Ranking: #9</p> <p>Sayles brings toughness, speed, physicality, scoring, and instincts to the table.  He is a winner that has done it both on the high school level with Niles Notre Dame along with his play for the Illinois Wolves.  Rebounds well for a guard and is a better shooter than given credit.  Showed growth as a passer during his senior season.  Clear top floor general on the board.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="920945" first="Jaehshon" last="Thomas"] (Whitney Young)</strong></p> <p>Overall Ranking: #20</p> <p>Thomas struggled with some injuries during his senior season, but the work he put in during the late summer, fall, and winter prior to the season established him as a no doubt low-major prospect in our eyes.  Strong guard that can make plays in the lane and has really improved as a shooter with consistency coming from 15-18 feet. Gets after it defensively and pushes in the open floor.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1152905" first="Noah" last="Reynolds"] (Peoria Notre Dame)</strong></p> <p>Overall Ranking: #29</p> <p>Reynolds displayed his dynamic playmaking ability both as a scorer and passer this high school season.  The lefty has a crafty game and displayed better athletic pop than we had previously seen.  He is amazing finishing at the cup with acrobatic layups contorting his body to get it off at the rim.  Capable shooter especially spotting up.  Runs his team and makes other around him better.  Low-major prospect for sure.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="920959" first="Nathanael" last="Hoskins"] (Danville)</strong></p> <p>Overall Ranking: #45</p> <p>Hoskins is a thick bodied point guard that loves to use his floater game in the paint.  The lefty has been masterful with it throughout his career flipping it over big men.  Crafty finisher at the rim and can hit an occasional spot up three.  Solid leader and distributor.  Rebounds well for a guard.  D2 caliber prospect.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="652762" first="Darrion" last="Jones"] (Bogan)</strong></p> <p>Overall Ranking: #51</p> <p>Jones is a thick combo guard that plays both on and off the ball.  He is at his best when he squares his shoulders and gets to the rim.  Finishes well through contact and rebounds for his position.  Such a tough player that D2’s and JUCOs should look at late with his physicality, rebounding, and defense. </p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="920947" first="Kimahri" last="Wilson"] (North Chicago)</strong></p> <p>Overall Ranking: #53</p> <p>Wilson is a quick and shifty lead guard that made the move over to North Chicago for his senior year from Carmel.  His speed and ball handling is what stands out the most. Slick handles being able to get in and out of tight spaces making plays for himself and others.  JUCO’s looking for an upside point guard this could be a nice option.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="821777" first="Isaiah" last="Holden"] (Evanston)</strong></p> <p>Overall Ranking: #57</p> <p>Holden has been a consistent performer for Evanston throughout his high school career.  Calming force at the lead guard position.  Holden has a knack for making big time shots with his jumper from both mid-range and three.  Winning guard that would be an impact player at the small college level.</p>