Big Shots Myrtle Beach Live: 2022 Standouts, Part II

<h5>Big Shots Myrtle Beach Live brought out some talented names in the 2022 class. Here’s a look at Part II of the standouts. </h5> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="977502" first="Brandon" last="Brown"] | 6’3 Guard/Wing | Big Shots Elite Tricities</h5> <p>Brown has got a ton of skill in his wheelhouse that he utilizes on the hardwood. He’s an uber athletic wing prospect that likes to play above and around the rim at all times and it shows with his ability to put back dunks and keep the team’s energy up with his ability to rise. As he shows more consistency with his shot, look for his recruitment to blossom at Moravian Prep. </p> <h5>Reid Satterfield | 6’3 Shooting Guard | Big Shots Elite Tricities </h5> <p>Satterfield is a knockdown shooter with an efficiency for finding clutch moments. He can knock down shots on the perimeter off the bounce and on the perimeter with range and once he gets going, he’s hard to cool off given his ability to stay on the move and find openings for buckets.</p> <h5>Bradley Bunch | 6’6 Guard/Wing | Team Rogue</h5> <p>Bunch has picked up largely where he left off after earning VA State Player of the Year, showing no signs of slowing down with a strong outing at Myrtle Beach Live. He’s a versatile prospect at 6-foot-6 that can play inside and out, distribute to his shooters and use his length defensively. He produced 19.5 ppg during Myrtle Beach Live </p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1217449" first="Gray" last="Proffitt"] | 6’4 Guard | RockIt Sports</h5> <p>Profitt is an impressive guard prospect given his size and versatility. At 6-foot-4, he has the ability to defend the 1-3 spots on the floor. Offensively, he has the ability to create off the bounce and get to the rim where he can finish with authority. He’s impressed over the past months and is worth getting eyes on.</p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="977582" first="Rye" last="Gadd"] | 6’2 Shooting Guard | Team Crucial</h5> <p>It’s been a while since I’ve gotten a chance to see [player_tooltip player_id="977582" first="Rye" last="Gadd"] on the Big Shots stage but his development was on display this past weekend. He’s a wiry guard prospect that can finish in the paint and knock down shots on all three levels, averaging 17.5 ppg at Myrtle Beach Live. By weekend’s end, he earned an offer from Waynesburg University.</p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="977590" first="Kaden" last="Smallwood"] | 6’0 Guard | Team Crucial</h5> <p>Smallwood was a strong piece in the Team Crucial backcourt as he produced 12.8 ppg and 5.5 apg in the backcourt alongside [player_tooltip player_id="977582" first="Rye" last="Gadd"]. He was impressive showing he can distribute and score with no issue when it’s time to show what he can do. Look for his name to grow in West Virginia. </p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="770910" first="Josh" last="Johnson"] | 6’0 Guard | No Guts No Glory</h5> <p>Johnson is beginning to see his stock rise a bit as he shows he can do more than shoot the ball with efficiency. He’s starting to grow a lot more on the defensive end and colleges are beginning to notice. He earned an offer recently from Maryville College. </p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1006166" first="Patrick" last="Malott"] | 6’1 Point Guard | No Guts No Glory</h5> <p>Malott is really coming into his own as a two-way floor general. He’s done well to learn to control the pace with the ball in his hands and lead his teammates into easy baskets. He’s got a strong knack for rebounding the ball in bunches as well, which just adds even more value to his game. </p> <p>&nbsp;</p>