Senior Talent That I’d Offer ASAP

<p>There is still some very high quality talent out there in the state of Michigan. I’m going to give you 9 seniors that I’d offer ASAP.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="787660" first="Ashton" last="Atwater"] (PG, Otsego)</strong></p> <p>Atwater is coming off a terrific grassroots season followed by an utterly amazing showcase season. He’s a point guard that can flat out get buckets when his team needs them. Atwater can create on his own as well as score in the flow of the offense. He’s continuing to play well as high school season carries on as well.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1130932" first="Daquan" last="Coleman"] (PG, Bendle)</strong></p> <p>Coleman was so underrated by everyone for far too long. This young man can flat out play. He can get his on offense, but he’s just as good of a passer as he is a scorer. Coleman has solid handles, plays with his head up, and sees the floor at all times. Quite simply, he could guide a college team from the point someday.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="983494" first="Joe" last="Francis"] (SG, Adrian)</strong></p> <p>Francis is as electric as they come and should cause celebration from a coaching staff when he commits. He basically has in the gym range on his laser like jumper. When Francis puts the ball up, it’s like there’s a magnet connecting it to the bottom of the net. Don’t forget, Francis has the length and athleticism to be a real problem matchup.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="863928" first="Orlando" last="Lovejoy"] (CG, Summit Academy)</strong></p> <p>I’ve been a huge fan of Lovejoy’s game for a while now. Personally, I believe that he’s a high major D1 talent. He has that wiggle and flare with the ball that you just can’t teach and not many have naturally. Lovejoy can score and distribute, making highlight reel plays look like every day occurrences.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="863946" first="Calvin" last="Marshall"] (SF, Western International)</strong></p> <p>Marshall is really showcasing what he has to offer early this high school season. He has all the physical tools of a successful next level wing. Marshall is long and athletic and is a beast in the open floor. He can glide from baseline to baseline and provide a nasty statement finish.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="863953" first="Phil" last="Ragan III"] (CG, UD Jesuit)</strong></p> <p>Ragan III probably doesn’t get the credit he deserves simply because of all the talent around him. But don’t doubt for 1 second, the young man is VERY talented and is a next level guard beyond a shadow of a doubt. Ragan III is a high IQ guard that can play on or off the ball with effectiveness.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="863997" first="Alden" last="Ritt"] (PF, Lake Orion)</strong></p> <p>I’ve been screaming Ritt’s name since the Top 250 a few years ago and I’m not going to stop now. He is very strong and versatile. Ritt can power by a slower post player with a strong and quick 2 dribble drive. He can take a smaller wing on the block and score with relative ease. Ritt will be a matchup nightmare even at the next level.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="863960" first="Trucel" last="Singleton"] (PG, Benton Harbor)</strong></p> <p>Singleton is one of the best seniors in the state and an elite guard. He can break down defenders in a 1-on-1 situation. Singleton is excellent at creating a lane, drawing defenders, and finding teammates in scoring positions. I’m convinced that Singleton will be extremely successful at the next level.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="863956" first="Brian" last="Woodland"] (CG, Detroit Pershing)</strong></p> <p>Woodland might sneak up on some coaches so my advice is to get in now. He can shoot the back end off the ball, but his game has continued to develop from that. He’s become a solid passer that can find open teammates and deliver the ball with accuracy. Woodland, in my opinion, could be a real steal for a college coach.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>