Who Needs Concessions?

<p>A few schools are choosing to shut down concession stands at their home basketball games in order to cut down any risk they may carry as far as the corona virus. Saline is one of those schools. While some people may be disappointed with a lack of food options, I say:  "Who needs them?" If you go to a Chelsea basketball game this year, I promise you one thing, you WILL be entertained. You may want that popcorn or M&amp;M’s, but trust me, there will be enough excitement without them. When you have perimeter talent like Chelsea does, their highlights will be more than enough to make up for the lack of snacks and pops.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="986257" first="Matt" last="Blanton"] (2023, SG)</strong></p> <p>Prep Hoops Michigan Ranking:  #62 </p> <p>Blanton is a high upside prospect. He’s can create off the dribble with an underrated crossover from right to left. Blanton is a tough finisher that can seal the deal with either hand and on either side of the rim.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1111936" first="Joey" last="Cabana"] (2024, CG)</strong></p> <p>Prep Hoops Michigan Ranking:  #24</p> <p>Cabana has shot up the prospect rankings, and honestly, it doesn’t look like he’s done with that climb. He’s a tough cover with his ability to bury his jumper as well as finish at the rim. Cabana can play at any pace and is momentum grabbing type of finisher at the rim. The improvements that he’s made in his overall athleticism are miraculous.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="983531" first="Lucas" last="Hanifan"] (2022, SG)</strong></p> <p>Prep Hoops Michigan Ranking:  #154</p> <p>I believe that Hanifan is pretty underrated. He’s a confident shooter and scorer and he does it in a very efficient manner. Hanifan is a disciplined and experienced player.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1223485" first="Jake" last="Stephens"] (2024, CG)</strong></p> <p>Prep Hoops Michigan Ranking:  #39</p> <p>He’s a highly ranked guard, but if anything, he might still be underrated. He’s averaging pretty close to a double-double in points and rebounds so far this season. This is especially impressive for a guard. Stephens uses his strength well on physical takes to the rim and when guarding bigger opponents.</p> <p><strong>Luke Tropea (2025, PG)</strong></p> <p>Tropea is an exciting young floor general and a piece of a potentially historic class of 2025. There are some amazing athletes and a crop of thrilling freshman lead guards, but Tropea’s basketball IQ stands up with any and all of the class. He has a terrific feel for the game at a young age.</p>