Unsigned Seniors Having An Impressive Start To The Season

These seniors are players that I've scouted who have impressed with their play so far in the season. They've shown off their abilities in numerous ways whether it's scoring the ball at a high rate, displaying a next level skill set or helping their teams to some impressive big wins early in the season. College coaches of all levels should take an interest to these players as they have the potential to be impactful players at the next level.    A guard that can score the ball at will has turned a lot of heads with his outburst of high scoring games so far in the season. He's efficient with his scoring and excels at creating space and opportunities for himself with his handle. Plays with good strength for a guard and is a strong finisher in the paint. He's a composed player on both ends of the floor and plays at his own pace. Has a good mid range pull up jumper and has the ability to hit threes.     Miller is an athletic point guard who makes his presence felt throughout a game with good guard instincts. Plays at 100% and shows great effort when on the court. Like many guards at the next level, Messiah has the ability to be a three level scorer and facilitate for his teammates. His handle is quick and it helps him create opportunities to get past defenders to score jumpers, floaters and layups. He can move well without the ball and is good at making the right passes to help open up the offense.     Johnson is stretch forward who's been showcasing his ability to affect the game in the paint and flashes of what he can do on the perimeter. He's a big and stocky 6'7 and plays a physical game in the paint. Uses good footwork to back down defenders and score hook shots over them or score right through defenders. Has the ability to shoot mid ranges and fade away shots in the post. He passes well from the perimeter and can dribble to get to his spot from the wing. Defensively, he moves his feet well and has the athleticism to heavily contest or block shots.     A forward who can be a force to deal with in the paint, Andrews has displayed his efficiency working down low. He's a tough player who works hard on the glass showcasing his physicality. Has a nice touch around the rim and has good footwork to get defenders off balance. He can stretch the floor and is good at picking and popping to hit mid range jumpers. Has the ability to knock down spot up threes and can get hot if continuously left open. He's also good at isolating defenders on the wing or the block and finding a way to score from the isolation.     Jackson is a smart guard who has a good feel for the game. He excels at getting to his spots whether it's spacing the floor to hit an open three, driving in the lane in transition or breaking down a defender on the perimeter. Doesn't force up bad shots and is good at taking what the defense gives him. With that being said, he's also shown he can make difficult shots if needed. Finishes well at the basket and has a good mid range game. Can be a scrappy perimeter defender and plays with good energy on both ends of the floor.     When Sedah is on the court, you can always expect him to play with high intensity and bring energy to the court. He's an athletic forward who's been impressive with his efficiency around the rim. He runs the floor well on transition and has the ability to space out on the perimeter to execute plays. Defensively, he's good at timing blocks and making the right defensive reads. Plays well in the post and hustles for 2nd chance opportunities.

These seniors are players that I've scouted who have impressed with their play so far in the season. They've shown off their abilities in numerous ways whether it's scoring the ball at a high rate, displaying a next level skill set or helping their teams to some impressive big wins early in the season. College coaches of all levels should take an interest to these players as they have the potential to be impactful players at the next level.