Top unsigned guards in the 2024 class
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With the AAU season done and the class of 2024 starting to bring in offers and some players even deciding where to attend before the season begins to ease some stress on themselves. Now I will be looking into some…
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Continue ReadingWith the AAU season done and the class of 2024 starting to bring in offers and some players even deciding where to attend before the season begins to ease some stress on themselves. Now I will be looking into some of the top guards who are unsigned.
Ryan is a top 3 player in the entire class of 2024 in the state of Washington. Lafferty is athletic, shifty, strong, and plays very smart on the court. He uses his body nicely when attacking the bucket and getting down-hill. He has great vision, always keeping his head up looking for teammates. He can score at all 3 levels, being a top bucket getter in the state. He currently holds a couple Division-1 offers and could easily add a couple more.
Cade showed a lot of promise last season on the court. His 6’5″ frame would be able to translate easily to the next level. He facilitates the offense very smoothly, finding his teammates in tight spaces. He keeps his eyes up when pushing the ball down the court, rarely turning the ball over. His game will translate smoothly to the colligate level, whatever level he chooses to play.
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Nikita used to attend Eastside Catholic but has not shifted over to play for BFL Prep in order to help evolve his game to play at the highest level of colligate basketball. He has great size and length on the court, helping stretch the floor even more. He is a lights out shooter, being able to shoot off the dribble or off a pass from a teammate. He can also consistently hit the deep shot from 4-5 feet beyond the line with his lighting quick release. He already plays with and against players who are Division 1 talent, so the sky is the limit for where Tyukalo will play after his senior year.
Braydon is a walking bucket. I really mean that, he scores at all 3 levels so smoothly and efficently. Olson has been dominating during the summer, having multiple 40+ point games including one over 50. His handles have gotten a lot tighter and he has been adding a variety of moves to his offensive game. He has the build of a college athlete and has showed the capability of playing against top talent over the course of the summer.
Eli is a player who has been taking big strides over the past couple seasons. Along with growing a couple inches, his game has been growing on the court too. He attacks the bucket well with both hands and has been evolving his jump shot and scoring abilities. North Central has a ton of size and athleticism on the court so Williams will have a plethora of people to dish the ball too.