Top Uncommitted 2022 Prospects

<p>With the high school basketball regular season starting to wind down, Prep Hoops Wisconsin takes a look at nine uncommitted prospects that college programs should take a look at: </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="727955" first="Jeffery" last="Brazziel"] -- SF </strong></p> <p>Brazziel’s high school career has been marred by eligibility issues, as he has never really gotten to display his talents in a high school uniform. However, on the AAU circuit, we have seen just how good the small forward is. Formerly ranked as the number one prospect in the state, Brazziel is an athletic player that is a tremendous slasher, defender, and midrange shooter. At the college level, the SF can become a really good player. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="727964" first="Jack" last="Rose"] -- SG -- Westosha Central</strong></p> <p>Rose may not have the athletic upside that some of his peers have, but he does have the skill. As a true three-level scorer, the Westosha Central shooting guard is a headache for defenders to guard. He has good size and strength for his position, which he uses to get to his spots and score. In my opinion, what separates Rose from his contemporaries is his willingness to hustle and sacrifice his body. At the next level, this willingness is what could earn Rose playing time young in his college career. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="801135" first="Steven" last="Clay"] -- SF -- Menomonee Falls</strong></p> <p>Clay is the prototypical college small forward. He stands at 6-foot-5 with long arms, lanky build, high-level athleticism, and a lot of skill. The senior small forward is such a dangerous scorer when he gets downhill and attacks the rim. He is able to use his physical attributes to slash through defenders en route to an easy layup. With an impressive offer list, I expect Clay to find a good fit and become a successful college player. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="865836" first="Jack" last="Campion"] -- PG -- Milton</strong></p> <p>I feel as though Campion has been a bit overlooked by college programs. Because he played on an AAU team that was loaded with talented guards, Campion didn’t get the chance to show off all of his skills. The Milton point guard is a fantastic ball handler and passer who does a really good job of involving all his teammates. He is also blazing fast, so when Campion wants to get a bucket, he has no problem driving past his defender and doing so. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="950097" first="Learic" last="Davis"] -- SF-- Milwaukee Bradley Tech </strong></p> <p>In the last nine months, Davis has seen his stock absolutely skyrocket. After a really good AAU season with Wisconsin Playground Club, Davis has backed up his spring and summer with a successful winter. The small forward is uber athletic (I am not exaggerating; Davis has some of the most unbelievable dunks I have seen at the high school level), and 6-foot-7, which is a formidable combo. In college, I think Davis could become a star. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="865834" first="Amari" last="Jedkins"] -- PF -- Racine Case</strong></p> <p>Jedkins has all of the intangibles that are necessary for success at the college level. He has positional size, athleticism, and a rapidly developing skill set. Jedkins isn’t a big man that just floats around the perimeter, either. He mixes it up inside when he has to and takes outside shots when appropriate. On defense, he uses his length and athletic ability to block shots and rebound well. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="727972" first="Andrew" last="Alia"] -- SG -- Kenosha St. Joesph’s </strong></p> <p>Alia is a scrappy prospect that can do a little bit of everything. On offense, he is an efficient shooter and dangerous slasher who can put a lot of stress on opposing defenses. On the other end of the court, the shooting guard is more than willing to sacrifice his body by diving for loose balls and taking charges. He may not be as flashy as some of his peers, but there is no doubt in my mind that Alia can help a college team win games. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1189004" first="L.J." last="Wells"] -- SF -- Eau Claire Memorial </strong></p> <p>Wells was one of the many prospects that used the platform of the Prep Hoops Circuit to have a breakout spring/summer AAU season. Playing for Wisconsin Playmakers, Wells displayed all of his skills. He is an effortless scorer, good rebounder, and solid shot blocker. Standing at 6-foot-7 with athletic ability and skill, Wells could be a jackpot for college programs looking for a late addition to their recruiting class. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="988698" first="Josiah" last="Butler"] -- CG -- Fox Valley Lutheran</strong></p> <p>Butler made a big splash this summer while playing for a really good Wisconsin Crusaders squad. I was really impressed by the combo guard’s ability to hit tough shots and his composure in big moments. The FVL star is just a pure scorer that defenders have a really hard time slowing down. If he ends up at the right school, this scoring ability could transfer to the next level. </p>