Part 1: Best Playmakers Midseason
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Here is a glimpse at some of the rising and best playmakers at the midseason mark. Luke West UT #7 SG #1 HEIGHT 6'2" POS SG CLASS 2026 View Profile Luke West State: Utah School: Bingham Club: Utah Prospects He…
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Continue ReadingHere is a glimpse at some of the rising and best playmakers at the midseason mark.
He might be making plays for himself or others but he is a big time playmaker. The biggest difference that we are seeing right now is that he is healthy and a Luke West Luke West 6’2″ | SG Bingham | 2026 State UT that is healthy is a totally different player you have to deal with. He proved that last night against one of the best teams in the state in American Fork. 27 huge points last night and the thing that might entice scouts is that he can do it inside and out. He has a great motor and he lays on both ends of the floor.
Poole has shown that he has big shot making ability and on a team looking for players to go to in the crunch he is a player that should be considered. He moves so well without the ball, he is always on the move looking for openings and that activity has really payed off for him. He is scrappy on defense that allows him to get tough rebounds and he can grab that rebound and go and make things happen.
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You want a kid that puts his head down and just goes to work Child is a player you need to really pay attention to. He has size and mobility and he is on a tear. He is making things happen with his back to the basket, in the perimeter and you can easily say that he can score at all three levels. He’s a beast on the boards and he can defend. He is a big time playmaker and he was huge in a win over Weber last night.
One of the quiet assassins scattered across the state. You would never guess he has surpassed the 1,000 point mark but he has and the kid can play and he can flat out shoot the rock. Leaving him open is a bad business decision. He would be a big time shooter at a small school were he can be on and off the ball. He was huge in a close game against Judge last night.
Allen is starting to come into his own. He is getting the ball in the right spots and he is making quick decisions. This has helped him fill a role over at Orem and it looks like it is increasing little by little. In 10 games he is going to be playing at a very high level and striving towards his potential. His playmaking ability is on the rise.