New Name Evals
When watching and evaluating talent from games, it’s always exciting to see new players and new names that you haven’t had a chance to cover yet. Let’s look at some of these new names from our in game prospect evaluations.…
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Continue ReadingWhen watching and evaluating talent from games, it’s always exciting to see new players and new names that you haven’t had a chance to cover yet. Let’s look at some of these new names from our in game prospect evaluations.
Matthew Pflieger
Matthew Pflieger
Pflieger definitely caught my eye in the Clarkston win against Rochester. Shooters are extremely valuable in today’s game and he had the look of one in this contest. Pflieger had at least 3 triples that I took note of. He had 2 catch and shoot 3’s and buried another from the top. In a hard fought game, every triple was huge.
Evan Crowe
Evan Crowe
Crowe was a player that I’d never had a chance to really evaluate and I was flad that I got the opportunity. He has next level size and showed some impressive ball skills and shooting to go with it. Crowe could spread the floor with his ability to shoot from beyond the arc. He also did a nice job finding open space around the block, being pass ready and finishing with a bucket.
Nick Schultz
Nick Schultz
Schultz caught my eye in Hopkins hard fought loss to Paw Paw. First of all, he was a 2 way player that had a big role in the game being a defensive slugfest. Schultz tallied at least 3 steals from my notes, 2 of which led directly to him scoring on the other end. He had speed with the ball and was quick to the other end. Schultz was at his best getting downhill and attacking the defense.
I’ve been lucky enough to see Tate and know his game, but I’m including him in this list because he is still a freshman and still new to the high school basketball scene. He was really slippery off the bounce against Hopkins and was tough for defenders to stay in front of. Tate did a nice job putting them on his hip, attacking the rim and drawing fouls.