UAA Live Period: Ohio/Kentucky 15 U Standouts
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The only Spring Live Period brought out dozens of college coaches to Cincinnati, Ohio for the Under Armour Circuit. While the college coaches were mostly focused on 17 U teams, I caught a couple Ohio and Kentucky 15 U teams this weekend and want to spotlight five standouts in this article.
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I thought Turner showed a high feel for the game with nice passes from the wing to set up his teammates. Playing off two feet allows young players to avoid turnovers and Turner usually played off two feet in the paint. Making the extra pass can open the floor up so much for a team and Turner had a couple assists where the extra pass turned a good look into a great look. Combine this passing with the perimeter shot making of Turner and he is a solid offensive prospect. A name to know as we continue to get familiar with Kentucky’s 2027 class.
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OBC 15 U had a lot of guard talent so it was tough to pick a standout performer but I went with
Tyson Clay
Tyson
Clay
5'9" | PG
Berea | 2027
State
OH
who played with a sense of urgency on the court. It’s much easier to score in transition than in the half court at the 15 U level and Clay was making sure OBC was running every chance they got. Clay had a handful of assists with drives to the paint where the defense would collapse and he’d kick to a shooter or hit a big on the block. Defensively despite being undersized, Clay has active hands and forced some turnovers on Saturday.
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Nova Village is a program to watch in Central Ohio every year and their 15 U group has some talent we’ll be covering a lot more throughout the next few years. Starting with Cornett, he appears to have the most long-term potential on the team while also being one of the most productive players right now. With a developing body, Cornett is still growing into his frame and body. A guard who played with good pace, Cornett didn’t force the issue and usually played off two feet. Also scoring on drives with layups and floaters, Cornett showed me some offensive ability. Westerville North has a lot of guard talent in their program and 2027 duo of Cornett and
Tyson Perkins
Tyson
Perkins
5'9" | PG
Westerville North | 2027
State
OH
are next in line to follow in the footsteps of
Tai Perkins
Tai
Perkins
5'11" | PG
Westerville North | 2025
State
OH
and
Micah Young
Micah
Young
6'1" | CG
Westerville North | 2025
State
OH
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