2021 College Commitments pt. 8
<p>In another installment of the college commitments series from the class of 2021, we will take a look at a few of the top ranked players from the class of 2021 who recently signed on to play at the next level. The race for being named the top player in the state of Idaho from the class of 2021 was a really tough race which was also effected by many outside forces during the season. Idaho basketball was able to show its persistence however and many players were able to sign on to play college basketball at the next level. Continue reading for a look at a few of the top players committing to play basketball at the next level from the class of 2021 in the state of Idaho.</p>
<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="919668" first="Joe" last="Mpoyo"], Dawson Community College:</strong> After receiving many college looks, Joe decided to play his college basketball in Montana for Dawson Community College. Mpoyo had a fabulous prep career for the Meridian Warriors topped off by a state championship in March. Joe can shoot the ball at a really high level and expanded his range during the 2020-21 season. His consistent shooting ability will make him a tough cover at the next level and his expanded range will force defenders to guard him well beyond the three-point line. Joe is also a great defender who can play in passing lanes and uses his size and athleticism to lock down offensive players.</p>
<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="919663" first="Jaden" last="Hansen"], College of Southern Idaho:</strong> Jaden had his senior season at Rocky Mountain derailed due to a tough knee injury, but bounced back by signing to play for one of the top junior college programs in the nation. Jaden is a tough guard with an old-school style of play who is tough to stop once he gets downhill. Hansen is a gifted passer who finds his teammates for open looks consistently. At the rim, Hansen has great footwork and can score at the hoop with ease using either hand. Hansen has been really working to improve his outside shot and will continue to develop this skill during the next two seasons. Watch for Jaden to help CSI continue their winning ways before he signs to play at a four year school.</p>
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