Prep Hoops Indiana "The Expo" - Team 5 Evaluations

Nobody does content and event coverage like Prep Hoops. We've been able to flex our muscles here in the month of September hosting three outstanding events featuring well over 300 prospects from across the Hoosier state. First, it was our annual Freshman Showcase and newly formed Sophomore ID Camp that we hosted back on Sunday, September 8th. Both events were a massive success. Then, on Sunday, September 22nd we hosted “The Expo” which featured juniors and seniors looking to gain exposure in front of college coaches. As always, our scouting staff will be releasing team-by-team evaluations highlighting every single prospect in attendance. Here are our evaluations on the prospects that made up Team 5.   ***If you attended Prep Hoops Indiana “The Expo” and DID NOT receive an evaluation, please reach out to Brandon Ramsey via email coachbrandonramsey@gmail.com or on Twitter @BRamseyKSR.***    In one of the 5-on-5 games that Mosley played on Sunday evening he absolutely went off offensively scoring the ball from all over the floor. The 5'9″ point guard is so creative with the ball in his hands. He creates separation on the perimeter to be able to get his own shot and then can explode downhill where he finishes with a variety of floaters, pull-ups, and crafty layups against size. Mosley had a great sophomore year at Gary 21st Century High School and looks poised to continue to breakout this winter as a junior.     Harris is a 5'9" guard out of Purdue Poly Technical High School in Indianapolis. He displayed some impressive ball handling ability and was unafraid to attack the paint. Despite his smaller stature, Harris consistently finished against size with a quick euro-step move that he would use and then score it with a floater. He completed that move at least twice in 5-on-5 play at The Expo on Sunday evening.     An under-the-radar senior guard from Orleans High School, Crocker used the exposure platform of The Expo to garner some attention from around the state. The 6'0" shooter was excellent early on in 3-on-3 play making several tough outside shots. He was able to get them off against pressure and looked to be a legitimate high-percentage shot-maker from three-point range. Look for Crocker to have a big senior season at Orleans and garner some small college interest.     Part of an intriguing pool of talent down at Princeton High School this season, Newson is a 6'0" junior guard with some impressive athletic tools. He was able to run the floor in transition and attack the basket downhill off of the throw ahead. In the half court, he was an effective straight line driver, off-ball slasher, and crashed the offensive glass hard. His quick burst and athleticism made him disruptive on the defensive end of the floor as well.     Terre Haute North High School will have some new faces stepping into bigger roles this year, but junior guard [player_tooltip player_id='1561113' first='Cameron' last='Fennell'] is one with varsity experience already under his belt. The 6'3" guard played very well on Sunday at The Expo scoring in a variety of different ways. He had a tough And-1 finish on a spin move, another athletic drive to the basket, and then knocked in a three-point shot in his second 5-on-5 game. Fennell is a very versatile offensive player with a well-rounded skill set.     We tweeted about Daily's performance during the event and he continued his strong play throughout The Expo. The 6'3" guard from Linton-Stockton High School first stands out with his physical and athletic tools. However, his skill level doesn't take long to catch your eye either. He is a good jump shooter and possesses the physicality to take defenders into the paint and score at the end of his drives. Daily has a big junior season loading for the Miners this winter.     There has been some growing hype around this 6'4″ prospect since the month of June when he suited up with Charlestown High School at the Charlie Hughes Showcase. After transferring from Jeffersonville, Fresh was able to step into a primary role with the Pirates and certainly looked ready to take over the reigns as a go-to scorer. That was the case on Sunday evening as well as he shot it well at The Expo while creating his own shot on the perimeter consistently. There is a lot to like about his combination of length, athleticism, and overall skill level.     Glover Jr. had success in transition running the floor and finishing off of the throw ahead when he was out in front of the defense. In the half court he was very active on the glass creating some second chance opportunities by crashing hard. The 6'2" wing moves well, has a strong build, and was versatile enough defensively to switch across a few different positions.     You won't find many prospects in the Class of 2025 with more physicality to his game than this 6'3"-6'4" Brebeuf Jesuit High School forward. Clark will seek out contact, make opponents bounce off of him around the basket, and maintain great rebounding position on both ends. His motor allows him to be effective on the offensive glass. Along with his physicality, Clark knocked in a turnaround jump shot out of the post in 5-on-5 play at The Expo.

Nobody does content and event coverage like Prep Hoops. We've been able to flex our muscles here in the month of September hosting three outstanding events featuring well over 300 prospects from across the Hoosier state. First, it was our annual Freshman Showcase and newly formed Sophomore ID Camp that we hosted back on Sunday, September 8th. Both events were a massive success. Then, on Sunday, September 22nd we hosted “The Expo” which featured juniors and seniors looking to gain exposure in front of college coaches. As always, our scouting staff will be releasing team-by-team evaluations highlighting every single prospect in attendance. Here are our evaluations on the prospects that made up Team 5.