Midwest Showcase: Nebraska Standouts

Robinson impressed considering he was a freshman and making a major impact. Against Father Tolton he controlled the game and showed some serious maturity vs. top guards in Missouri. A tough, quick, and focused player. He hits tough shots and plays with a chip on his shoulder. Robinson is a name to watch in this 2028 class. He should see plenty of early action at the varsity level next season.     Mosser is another new name who impressed this weekend. Write him down and keep an eye on this fast rising prospect. A 6'6 sharpshooter that also pitches in baseball. He's a threat to make shots all over the floor and from any range. A solid rebounder as well. He fits into the makeup of this team so well. His name is buzzing entering a crucial junior season. Look for Mosser to be a key name on this team alongside of [player_tooltip player_id='1580107' first='Derek' last='Rollins'].     Meyers really impressed with his shot making ability, especially from three. He can really fill it up and makes the game look easy. An effortless shot release and range to pair is his greatest asset as a prospect. When defenses focus in on him there's passing vision in his game as well. A secondary creator that sees the floor and makes proper reads. He's a fundamentally sound player that has positional size. Signs are pointing up for Meyers entering the July grassroots season.     This was a first look at Dalinghaus and he was impressive. A player who's truly stands out. He controls the game and plays tough on both ends. He's a strong rebounder and someone that will set the table. He doesn't need many shots to score. An efficient approach and someone that gets to the FT line. Everything about his game translates to winning and the process of winning. Camden went for 15+ points in a win on Saturday.