Senior Spotlight: Bass, Conwell, Louden

Brandon Ramsey September 22, 2021 @ 01:57 PM

<p>Rankings season is officially behind us and the high school season still feels too far away to fully dive into previews. However, that doesn’t mean that coverage stops here at Prep Hoops Indiana. Over the next couple of weeks we will take a closer look at prospects in the Class of 2022 with our Senior Spotlight series.</p> <h3>[player_tooltip player_id="1006434" first="Reggie" last="Bass"] (Arsenal Tech H.S. 2022)</h3> <p>Since decommitting from Illinois, Bass has been a hot commodity for college programs across the country. The 6’5" left-handed guard is currently the top uncommitted IHSAA prospect according to the Prep Hoops Indiana rankings. Georgia, Georgia Tech, and Marquette will each receive visits in the near future while Maryland and Kansas State are other latest schools to get involved with the Arsenal Tech product.</p> <h3>[player_tooltip player_id="870226" first="Ryan" last="Conwell"] (Pike H.S. 2022)</h3> <p>Conwell experienced a huge rise in his recruitment over the summer months with an offer list that grew to over 20 schools. Since then, he has chopped that down to a top 10. The 6’3" guard lists Appalachian State, Indiana State, Charlotte, Virginia Tech, Middle Tennessee State, Nevada, Murray State, Northern Kentucky, Wichita State, and South Florida in the top 10. It will be interesting to see where the left-handed scoring guard ends up. His basketball is still ahead of him and he will have a chance to make an instant impact wherever he chooses to play.</p> <h3>[player_tooltip player_id="870230" first="J.J." last="Louden"] (Crispus Attucks H.S. 2022)</h3> <p>One of the more intriguing prospects in the Indianapolis area, Louden is poised for a breakout senior season at Crispus Attucks. A 6’5" point guard, Louden can comfortably play the 1-3 with his tremendous length and two-way talent. On the defensive end, Louden is one of the most developed prospects in the state. He is a lockdown perimeter defender that can get into passing lanes and has the length to switch and guard bigger defenders on a given possession. There should continue to be more and more Division I programs get heavily involved in his recruitment as the season begins.</p>