Mavs Elite: Program Profile

The club circuit is much like the temperatures they are heating up this time of year. In this article, we are going to highlight the Mavs Elite program. The Mavs Elite have numerous talented prospects to watch out for on the club circuit this season. We are going to highlight several prospects to watch out for over the next few months.   Mavs Prime Time Players:   TJ Hoskin Jr.-Point Guard-5'11” 2025   The first facet of the game that shows up on the court is just what a quality defender TJ Hoskin Jr. is. He is the type of defender that is able to put the clamps on opposing guards. Meanwhile on the offensive end, Hoskin Jr. has no problem getting to the basket. He makes great use of his quickness and ball handling skills. Hoskin Jr. finishes with points and can hit from anywhere on the floor. He is capable of racking up the points with plenty of consistency. Hoskin Jr. is averaging 23 points per game, 6 assists per game, and 6 rebounds per game. He is putting in the work on both ends of the floor. Hoskin Jr. has the consistency and smooth jumper to hit the 30-point mark on a regular basis. He is a player to watch out for on the club circuit.   [player_tooltip player_id='2409732' first='Mickey' last='Jennings'] Jr.-Shooting Guard-5'10” 2025   One of the best players on the circuit to finish with points after drawing a foul. Jennings Jr. does an excellent job of absorbing the contact and finishing the shot. He is a difficult player for opposing defenders to account for on the court. Jennings Jr. has the talent to create his own shot and connect with plenty of consistency. Jennings Jr. is not just a guard that performs on the offensive end of the floor. On the defensive end of the floor, he does a great job of reading the opposing guard and forcing the turnovers. Jennings Jr. plays tight defense and he has no trouble forcing mistakes from opposing guards. He is a player that college scouts need to be aware of as the club season approaches the summer months.   [player_tooltip player_id='2409696' first='Jeremy' last='Harris'] Jr.-Shooting Guard-6'0”-2028   The Mavs Elite program is doing an excellent job developing talented prospects as well. The future is loaded with talented players that we are going to highlight now. Harris Jr. uses his size and athleticism well. He is able to create his own shot over opposing defenders with no problems at all. Harris Jr. does a nice job of moving without the basketball. He has impressive vision on the floor and finds an open teammate with effectiveness. Harris Jr. has the potential to put up some big numbers over the next few years. He is a player to watch out for in the future.   Langston Branson-Shooting Guard-5'10”-2028   Langston Branson is a dynamic offensive threat for opposing defenders to contend with on the floor. Branson uses his dribble effectively to create his own shot. He is another prospect that is extremely unselfish with the basketball. Branson seems to always know where his teammates are on the floor. Meanwhile, on the defensive end of the floor he does a great job of snatching rebounds from opposing players. Branson keeps his hands active on the defensive end and is a tough player for the opposing offense to work past. The future is bright for Branson as he continues to develop his game.   [player_tooltip player_id='2408613' first='Sermaji' last='Davis']-Combo Guard-2029   [player_tooltip player_id='2408613' first='Sermaji' last='Davis'] can light up opposing defenses from all levels of the floor. He has a smooth jump shot that he hits with plenty of consistency. Davis uses his speed well to drive through the lane and finish with points. He has a smooth shot, and it does not take heat him long to heat up from deep. Meanwhile, he opens eyes with his intensity on the defensive end of the floor. Davis has the ability to shut opposing guards down. He uses his quick hands and length to his advantage to take opposing players out of the offensive flow of the game. Davis is a prospect to watch out for on the horizon. He has the potential to be a nightmare for opposing teams to account for on both ends of the floor.   [player_tooltip player_id='2409809' first='Jaylan' last='Carlyle']-Point Guard-5'6”-2029   The point guard can completely take over the flow and the pace of the game. [player_tooltip player_id='2409809' first='Jaylan' last='Carlyle'] has no problem accomplishing both of those goals. He is a player that works to get his teammates involved and breaks down the opposing defense in the process. Carlyle works to get his teammates going on the offensive end of the floor. However, that does not mean he will not get his smooth jump shot going. Carlyle does a great job of using his floater to terrorize the opposing defense. He is a prospect that is going to continue to get better and he has plenty of potential. The future is bright for this point guard.   Antwain Truss-Small Forward-6'0”-2029   Antwain Truss is a prospect that has no problem crashing the boards on both ends of the floor. Truss does an excellent job of running the floor and moving without the basketball. He instinctively puts himself in position on the pick and roll to finish above the rim. Truss has the ability to finish above the rim with ease. The athletic ability that Truss possesses is impressive. He seems to have tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Truss is the type of player that does not slow down. He has a high-ceiling and is a player to watch out for over the next few years.

The club circuit is much like the temperatures they are heating up this time of year. In this article, we are going to highlight the Mavs Elite program. The Mavs Elite have numerous talented prospects to watch out for on the club circuit this season. We are going to highlight several prospects to watch out for over the next few months.