Mid-November Standout Prospects

[player_tooltip player_id='2028630' first='Patton' last='Pinkins'] had been delivering remarkable scoring performances this month, recently erupting for 34 points in a game that highlighted his deep and versatile scoring arsenal. He showcased his ability to execute stop-and-pop jumpers, step-through moves, finishes through traffic off two feet, turnaround one-legged fadeaways, and a consistent catch-and-shoot touch from college range. In an impressive sequence, Pinkins displayed a high basketball IQ and unselfishness from the same spot on the right wing. On one possession, he made a quick no-look dish to a teammate in the corner, leading to a baseline layup. On the next play, he came off a pindown screen, caught the ball with a defender closing out, pump faked, side-stepped, and drained a smooth three-pointer. Pinkins consistently showed his willingness to make the extra pass and an understanding of how to play effectively within a team setting.     [player_tooltip player_id='2555967' first='Hudson' last='Baughman'] has been proving himself as a dynamic and electrifying player who can light up the scoreboard in a variety of ways. He has the ability to create his own shot, whether it's off the dribble, coming off screens, or simply spacing the floor with his high basketball IQ. Hudson consistently shows a knack for finding open spaces on the court that forces the defense to account for him at all time.     [player_tooltip player_id='2557234' first='Derek' last='Mendez'] wasted no time making his presence felt from beyond the arc, stroking his first shot attempt near the left hash and showcasing his lethal shooting ability. Mendez displayed a quick snap of the wrist coupled with exceptional shooting accuracy, as his jumper was consistently on point and aligned directly with the rim.     [player_tooltip player_id='2556233' first='6'2' last='']” [player_tooltip player_id='2382177' first='Tristan' last=''] Anderson-Edmond was a floor general with an instinctive basketball IQ. He was a good decision-maker with the ball in hand, showing the wherewithal to push the pace after defensive stops. His feel for the game allowed him to set up his teammates off the dribble, and he consistently made good shot selections, often taking what the defense gave him to get open jumpers or clean looks. [player_tooltip player_id='2382177' first='Tristan' last=''] handled the ball with intention, maintaining a tight dribble in all situations. [player_tooltip player_id='2382177' first='Tristan' last=''] orchestrated the offense and set up teammates with his deceptive penetration, making quick decisions after touching the paint. Whether it was dropping it off to a backdoor cutter, hitting the corner guy when he saw the tag-man, or going up with a tough layup, [player_tooltip player_id='2382177' first='Tristan' last=''] showed the ability to score through contact.     [player_tooltip player_id='2555291' first='Ja'Corian' last='Oes']' game can be described as a combination of power and finesse. He possesses a versatile skill set that blends guard-like movements and ball-handling with the strength and presence of a forward. In the paint, Oes uses his size and strength to overpower defenders, finishing effectively around the rim with a soft touch, even when contested. His ability to absorb contact and still make the shot is a testament to his physicality. His consistent shooting touch also allows him to step out and hit mid-range jumpers, adding another layer to his offensive game.