2022 positional breakdowns PG part 2

<p>We started our positional breakdowns with part one of the point guards. In that article we looked at some of the top point guards in the state. This article will look at some other scholarship level guards and some small school targets.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="921771" first="Max" last="Roth"], 6’1 PG Findlay 2022: Roth had an impressive spring and summer for the Ohio Buckets as his athleticism allows him to be tough to contain. Roth is an explosive athlete who can finish over contests at the rim and has shown the ability to knock down shots off the bounce. Roth recently was offered by Findlay, his hometown school. It will be difficult for any program to convince Roth to leave home, but other programs have offered the PG and are hoping to land him as well.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1138753" first="Sean" last="Keller"], 5’11 PG Elder 2022: Keller is a PG I’d take on my team to win a HS basketball game any day of the week. Keller plays the game with a swagger that you can’t teach. You watch him snap Moeller’s winning streak over Ohio teams with a cold-blooded 3-pointer. Keller isn’t a very good athlete, not able to create a bunch of space off the bounce. His lack of athleticism will limit how big of schools will recruit Keller, but Keller should have a great collegiate career at a small university.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="809633" first="Robbie" last="Cass"], 5’9 PG Mt Healthy 2022: Cass had an impressive summer for Midwest Basketball Club gold, showcasing his point guard abilities as [player_tooltip player_id="918969" first="Jakada" last="Stone"] was typically running the offense for Aiken. Cass followed his dad who took the Mount Healthy job, I expect him to be one of the leading scorers in the Cincy area as a senior. I did think his performance for his grassroots program was the best evaluation setting for colleges looking to recruit Cass. I’d advise interest college coaches to watch film of Cass with Midwest Gold from this spring and summer.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="967172" first="Ryan" last="Chew"], 5’10 PG Kettering Alter 2022: Chew was solid in his games for Dayton Elite that I watched, but his performance that really caught the attention of me was his Triple Double Prospects Open Gym performance. Chew was dropping dimes all game, really excelling in the open floor. Chew plays next to a couple other experienced guards for Kettering Alter, as they will be relying on their floor spacing next to [player_tooltip player_id="809602" first="Jacob" last="Conner"].</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1195136" first="Jordan" last="Kynard"], 6’0 PG Toledo Rogers 2022: Kynard really impressed me for Bates Fundamentals Red this summer, shining next to [player_tooltip player_id="809616" first="Sean" last="Craig"] and some Michigan products. Kynard had some big scoring games this summer with Bates, as they won a high percentage of their games. Kynard has the ability to score in bunches, hitting shots off the bounce at a high clip. I also noticed improved play-making and defensive effort from the high school season with Kynard.</p>