Top Available Seniors: McGuinness Classic

After an injury derailed the start to Hancuff's senior season, the athletic wing is making up for lost time. He put up a monstrous double double in a win over rivals Santa Fe. Then was productive in all three games at McGuinness. Looked more confident and had more freedom to shoot from three and in the mid-range. Continues to be a difference maker as a defender. With the versatility to battle around the rim and switch onto the perimeter. Still a favorable long term prospect that is sure to land somewhere at the next level and make an impact.     Amos has developed into one of the more consistent players in the 405. He's going to crash the glass, run the floor hard for “easy points” and can set up on the block and score with either hand. Good bounce allows him to get off the floor quickly, and play a bit bigger than his size of 6'6. Now attempts to dunk most plays around the rim, which also leads to him earning more trips to the line. Even though the McGuinness tournament was a weird one due to the weather for the Tigers, they're still playing some of the best ball in Oklahoma. And Amous is a BIG reason why.     Usually a bit of a utility player, Randle was more active as a scorer last week at the McGuinness Classic. Was one of the players they leaned on when rallying against Edmond Memorial. Has a jerky-jerky driving style that can make him unpredictable and effective in the mid-range and getting fully to the rim. Even got loose for a dunk in transition after a steal. Promising run as a scorer to go along with his rock solid all around game. Also had a strong senior season as a WR on the football field.     One of the top available shooters in the Class of 2025. Was quieter during the tournament, but still consistently hit from three throughout. Over the years has developed a reliable off the dribble game. He has the customary one-two dribble moves to pull up in the mid-range. While also adding in runners and more advance step back moves in the mid-range. Quality all around scorer, with good positional size for the next level. Has a chance to make a mark with a playoff run, as McGuinness looks for their first state tournament appearance since 2022.     Brown is a tough two-way wing, who shines most on the defensive end. Was a bully in the consolation championship, with on the ball steals and playing in the passing lanes. In transition, he's an explosive finisher with multiple dunks. Effective as a face up type forward on offense, as he plays with strength and two foot stops. Still raw at some offensive aspects when it comes to the next level, but the athletic traits and upside are there. And he is excelling in a role for a well coached Edmond Memorial squad.