5 Under the radar athletes in central Florida

The depth around the state of Florida rivals some of its best years to date. As we talk about the high-level prospects, a few guys may fall through the cracks. Here are five players in central Florida who are going under the radar.   Johnardo Turner After sitting out his junior year, Turner is a six-foot guard ready to make a name for himself. The lead guard combines IQ and playmaking on both ends. Those traits combine to make a player who can manipulate the defense to control the offensive game. He's always looking for the open man while finding his shot within the flow of the offense. He's a crafty midrange scorer who uses pull-up jumpers and floaters but gets to the rim in crunch time to draw fouls. His motor, unassuming athleticism, and ability to read the floor make him a solid defender who can blow up plays before they start.    Lamb is a high-level 6'6 athlete who projects as an offensive four who can guard 2-4. He's an above the rim finisher who can get to the bucket as a slasher and a roller. Lamb's a competitor with a high motor and length. He is a defensive rebounding presence and finishes well through contact.   David Osho Osho is a young, 6'8, big man with potential. His size, length, and shot-blocking are the basis for his long-term potential. He flashes passing potential with a few reads from the high post to the block for an assist.    Rodriguez is a big 6'3 point guard with a strong frame and pace to change a game. The minute he gets the ball, he's taking off on a spring where he's surveying the floor and pressuring the defense. Whether in transition or the half-court, he's moving the defense. Rodriguez gets paint touches, is a crafty passer, and averages double figures for his career despite a pass first play style. He rebounds well for the position and has a defensive upside due to his size and anticipation.    Breville moves to the SIAA to finish off his career and prove his athleticism helps him with college-bound talent. The 6'3 wing uses his long arms and high motor to be a disruptive defensive player. He can contain his man on an island or play passing lanes like a cornerback. He's a solid vertical threat for a perimeter player and uses his athleticism to rebound on both ends of the floor. He's a good slasher who can finish above the trees and through contact. Breville is an Interesting glue guy with the athletic potential to grow as a scorer.

The depth around the state of Florida rivals some of its best years to date. As we talk about the high-level prospects, a few guys may fall through the cracks. Here are five players in central Florida who are going under the radar.